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Your role and your duty

The parties on your receiving dock

One duty, and it doesn't dilute

For the boss: executive due diligence

Check: how is the duty shared?

Check: is the receiving manager covered?

Check: the five-truck threshold

Name the Chain of Responsibility parties on a receiving dock, state the one shared primary duty, and see why the owner or receiving manager carries a separate due-diligence duty under HVNL section 26D.

The consignee, the unloader and the receiving loading manager are all named parties. They share one primary duty.

2. Who you are in the chain

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