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Five Common Heavy Hauling Accidents and Our Prevention Strategies
Heavy hauling plays a crucial role in logistics, particularly for transporting oversized equipment and machinery. While it is essential for construction, industrial operations, and other sectors, it comes with unique risks. Accidents in heavy hauling can lead to costly delays, equipment damage, and serious safety hazards. At Premier Global Connections (PGC), we prioritize safety and efficiency to mitigate these risks and ensure smooth transportation.
Here are the top five most common accidents in heavy hauling and how PGC prevents them:
Rollovers Due to Improper Loading
Improperly secured or unbalanced heavy loads increase the risk of rollovers, particularly during turns or sudden braking. A load shift can cause the entire truck and trailer to tip over, leading to severe accidents and
Famous Celebrities Who Once Worked in Logistics
Elvis Presley
Long before becoming a music icon, Elvis worked as a truck driver for Crown Electric after high school in 1953. He spent his time on the road writing lyrics and composing songs. In fact, a fellow musician once told him to stick with trucking because he’d never make it as a singer. Safe to say, Elvis proved them wrong.
Steve Carell
The comedic actor behind The Office once worked as a mail carrier in Massachusetts in 1985. It was a temporary gig to save money before moving to Chicago to chase his acting dream. However, he only lasted seven months—his boss bluntly told him he wasn’t suited
Top 10 Qualities of an Exceptional Truck Driver
A great truck driver isn’t just someone who can operate a big rig—it takes a unique set of skills and traits to excel in the industry. At Premier Global Connections (PGC), we recognize that successful drivers embody these key qualities:
1. Mechanical Knowledge
Having a basic understanding of truck maintenance can make a huge difference on the road. Drivers who can troubleshoot minor mechanical issues can prevent delays, avoid costly repairs, and ensure they reach a safe location if a breakdown occurs.
2. Patience
Long hours, heavy traffic, unexpected delays, and mechanical problems can test anyone’s patience. The best truck drivers know how to stay calm and collected, focusing on safety rather than rushing and
