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cargo-securement-pipes

Use this skill for transporting pipes (water, gas, oil, structural). Covers § 393.122 specific rules and roll-prevention.

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Pipe Load Securement

Pipes have specific securement rules under § 393.122. The cylindrical shape requires special attention to prevent rolling.

Pipe configuration

  • Single-layer pipes — sit directly on trailer deck
  • Multi-layer pipes — stacked with dunnage between layers
  • End-to-end — long pipes laid lengthwise
  • Side-by-side — pipes laid across the trailer (less common)

Securement requirements

  • Each pipe (or group) tied down with chains
  • Tiedowns rated to prevent forward, lateral, vertical movement
  • Roll-prevention dunnage on the sides
  • Multi-layer dunnage between pipes

Roll prevention

  • Side stakes or rolls (specialty trailers)
  • Wedges or chocks at pipe sides
  • Webbing or chain crossing the top
  • Multi-point anchoring

Tiedown count

  • 1 tiedown for short pipe (under 5 ft)
  • 2 tiedowns for 5-10 ft
  • Additional for longer pipes

Driver inspection

  • Pre-trip: verify pipe spacing + tiedowns
  • Mid-trip: stop + verify no roll
  • Post-trip: confirm delivery

Common violations

  • Pipe rolls during transit (lateral shift)
  • Tiedowns too short
  • Dunnage inadequate
  • Side blocks missing
  • Cross-tying inadequate for length

Specialty trailers

  • Pipe haulers with integrated roll prevention
  • Multi-axle for heavy pipe loads
  • Tilt deck for easier loading
  • Adjustable side stakes

Compass cargo securement

  • Pipe load compliance scoring
  • Roll prevention checklist
  • WLL calculator for pipe + chain configurations

CFR citations

  • 49 CFR § 393.122

How Compass surfaces this

Searchable in Compass Ask. Runs against carrier fleet data when invoked from the relevant tracker. Read-only; no actions without explicit user approval.


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