Reference

No OSHA standard requires a rack load capacity plaque; ANSI MH16.1 does, and it places the duty on the rack owner rather than on the manufacturer or installer. This guide walks a distribution centre zone by zone, from the dock through to the electrical panels, stating for each what is required, by whom, and what the recurring defect is.

Wheel chocks are required by OSHA in three specific situations, none of them in the DOT vehicle equipment rules. This guide gives the exact citations, the quarter-diameter sizing convention and what overrides it, the difference between a vehicle chock and a pallet-jack chock, and how to place a chock so it actually holds.