Which action must be taken for a safe transfer when using a 60K-Loader?

Securing all cargo before movement is essential for the safe transfer process when using a 60K-Loader. Properly securing cargo ensures that items do not shift, fall, or become dislodged during transport, which can lead to accidents and damage to both the equipment and the cargo itself. This step is critical not only for operational safety but also for preventing injuries to personnel involved in the loading and unloading process.

When cargo is secured, it remains stable throughout the transfer, maintaining balance and facilitating a smoother operation. This is particularly important when dealing with large and heavy loads that a 60K-Loader handles, as any unsecured items could pose significant risks.

In contrast, while confirming load weight limits, idling the engine during loading, and utilizing hand signals for guidance are all important safety measures in their own right, they primarily support the operation rather than directly address the critical safety concern of cargo stability during movement. Ensuring that cargo is securely fastened prioritizes safety above all else in the loading and unloading process.