Every grab round here uses the easy sheet. My grab doesn't have an easy sheet but I'll weigh up the situation and chuck the sheet on.
I know 2 locally who have tried that stance. Awaiting to here the outcome.
And if it’s raining?
Your fine...... Genuinely.
| Load type A | Load type B | Load type C |
|---|---|---|
| Metal pipes, sheet or bar | Timber | Clothing |
| Reinforced concrete | FIBCs/bulk powder | Wood chip |
| Bricks, stone or concrete | Roll cages | Waste paper |
| Vehicles including scrap | Bagged aggregate | Coal bags |
| Plant machinery | Empty skips stacked 3 high | Bulk material (in tipper) |
| Reels including steel, wire or paper | Heavy palletised goods (pallet weight of 400kg or above) | Packaging material |
| Kegs and barrels | Single loaded skips | |
| Stacked loaded skips | Empty skips less than 3 high | |
| Empty skips stacked more than 3 high | Light palletised goods (pallet weight up to 400kg) | |
| Metal casings | ||
| Glass | ||
| Containers or work cabins |
| Defect category 1 | Defect category 2 | Defect category 3 |
|---|---|---|
| No load securing | Up to 30cm gap between load and vehicle headboard, unless other means of preventing forward movement have been used | Lashings on ropehooks (this is always poor practice, but there may be no other suitable attachment points) |
| More than 30cm gap between the front of load and vehicle headboard, unless other means of preventing forward movement have been used | Unsheeted load in bulk tipper or skip | Minor damage to headboard not affecting structural integrity |
| Unstable load affecting vehicle stability or likely to topple from the vehicle | Inadequate load securing leading to likely risk of harm | Unstuiable load securing |
| Severe structural damage to the headboard, or gaps in the headboard that would allow load penetration | Unsuitable stacking of load items likely to lead to risk of harm | Poor condition of securing equipment |
| Items loaded over the height of the headboard (unless it’s a single indivisible item, in which case the headboard must support the item to the height of its centre of gravity) | Height of load likely to affect vehicle stability | Unsuitable vehicle for the load |
| Load type | Defect category 1 | Defect category 2 | Defect category 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Load type A | Prohibit | Prohibit | Advise |
| Load type B | Prohibit | Prohibit/Advise | Advise |
| Load type C | Prohibit | Advise | Advise |
You screening it for resell or to fill an area in if so get your self a u1 to cover it being tipped at yours for land fill
I tick just about every box on the EA paperwork to cover my arse the the grab lorry boys won’t bring it to me
Guess they charge to take away and sell it to someone else after a bit of screening then and don't want to lose out on double pay for a load
U1 no longer covers filling hollows. Hasn't for about 10 years but they have only recently started enforcement.
Compost is the same price, they’re backed up with it at the minute.
My mates been doing them for £90 a bag delivered them with 3cx locally lol lifted into gardens etc from tractor trailer