FACTS

1. Barge ramps can become slippery, especially when wet or when carrying materials that can cause surfaces to become slick.
2. If a barge ramp is not properly maintained or is overloaded beyond its capacity, there is a risk of structural failure.
3. During the loading or unloading process, there is a risk of workers or equipment falling overboard from the barge ramp.
4. Barge ramps are often used in conjunction with heavy equipment, such as cranes, forklifts, or loaders.
5. If hazardous materials are being loaded or unloaded from barges, there is an increased risk of spills or leaks.
6. Insufficient training of personnel […]

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