DOCK PLANNING STANDARDS
Locate the loading docks to minimize forklift traffic inside the building. Rather than transporting individual pallets inside the building, unload trucks at multiple docks. Shipping docks and receiving docks can
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WHERE APPLICABLE, IT IS THE PREROGATIVE OF BEAVER LAKE PROJECT OFFICE TO INVOKE THE REQUIREMENTS OF NEC ART. 555 – MARINAS AND BOATYARDS –
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