Dirk Seis Contributor Bio

Bio

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Dirk has expertise in industrial business development through distribution and B2B. He's a confident public speaker with high-energy delivery and two decades of experience in training program development and execution.

He has experience with international business development across the US, Europe & South America. He's a specialist in loading dock and warehouse safety and fluent in English and German.

His other specialties include:

Training and motivation
B2B sales
International business development

Articles by Dirk Seis

3 Ways to Manage Carbon Monoxide Risks at Loading Docks

Carbon monoxide exposure isn't always taken seriously as a loading dock hazard but it could be fatal. Learn how to manage the risks.
5 Simple Ways to Prevent Injuries Around Open Loading Docks

Open loading docks are riskier than they look. Find out what you can do to prevent injuries involving open docks.
Why Housekeeping Is an Important Part of Loading Dock Safety

Housekeeping doesn't always come up as a safety concern. But on loading docks, it should. Find out why and what you can do to improve safety.
4 Major Forklift Hazards Near Loading Docks (and How to Control Them)

A lot can go wrong when operating forklifts near loading docks. Find out how to make sure everyone stays safe when loading or unloading.

Q&A by Dirk Seis

How important are dock bumpers and what types should I be looking for based on my loading dock?

Given the size of trailers, it should come as no surprise that they put an incredible amount of force on a building as they back up and sit at the loading dock.The impact doesn’t end there, either. As loading and unloading...
How close to loading docks should forklifts be allowed to operate?

With over a million forklifts in operation across the country, it’s no surprise that accidents happen. OSHA estimates that about 110,000 incidents involving forklifts happen every year, totaling roughly $135 million in...
What kind of PPE is required when loading and unloading a docked trailer?

Workers who are loading and unloading materials from docked trailers must wear appropriate personal protective equipment to remain in compliance with OSHA standard 1910.132.Loading docks are busy places with both pedestrian...

Bio

Please come and check out my Professional Profile here

Articles by Dirk Seis

3 Ways to Manage Carbon Monoxide Risks at Loading Docks

5 Simple Ways to Prevent Injuries Around Open Loading Docks

Why Housekeeping Is an Important Part of Loading Dock Safety

4 Major Forklift Hazards Near Loading Docks (and How to Control Them)

Q&A by Dirk Seis

How important are dock bumpers and what types should I be looking for based on my loading dock?

How close to loading docks should forklifts be allowed to operate?

What kind of PPE is required when loading and unloading a docked trailer?