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Holding the load

It leaves compliant, or it doesn't leave

The forces, and the stability

The loader shares this duty

Check: the load came off

Check: who shares the restraint duty?

Check: the unstable stack

Apply the rule that a load leaves compliant or it doesn't leave: what the Load Restraint Guide 2025 requires, the performance-standard forces, load stability, and the loader's shared restraint duty.

One rule sits over this whole module. A load leaves your dock restrained to the standard, or it doesn't leave.

5. Restraint at the dock

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