Get ready for work—you must wear:

• a work shirt and pants,
• work shoes with composite toe caps,
• work gloves.

Before you start work, remember that you must:

• Complete health and safety and fire safety training, as well as on-the-job training. 
• Have no health contraindications to performing the work.
• Be familiar with the operating instructions for the machines and equipment used at your workplace.

Before starting work

• Check the technical condition of the container: wheels, brakes, handles, stability.
• Report any faults to your supervisor.
• Use the container only inside the building, on hard and level ground. 

During work:

• Be careful when driving, especially in gates and areas with limited visibility.
• Check the stability of the load.
• Lock the wheels with brakes before loading/unloading.
• Be aware of the risk of trapping your hands on the side walls and brake.
• Load the container evenly: heavy items at the bottom, light items at the top.
• Secure the load with straps.
• Push or pull the container only by the handles and only on level ground.
• Pulling several coupled containers – only by trained personnel.

After finishing work:

• Return the container to its designated place.
• Secure it with a brake.
• Make sure that the workplace does not pose any hazards.

What is NOT ALLOWED?

• Use damaged containers.
• Transport people or ride on the container.
• Leave the container on escape routes or slopes.
• Work on ramps and edges where there is a risk of falling.
•  Drive the container onto ramps in a folded state.
• Climb on top of or inside the container.

Breakdown or accident?

• If something breaks down, secure the container against further use and report the fault to your supervisor.
• If an accident has occurred, do not move anything and inform your supervisor.
• Hang a sign on the damaged container saying: "CONTAINER UNDER REPAIR – DO NOT USE."