Loading Goods: Loading goods onto vehicles or containers using appropriate equipment such as forklifts, pallet jacks, or hand trucks. Securing Cargo: Ensuring that the cargo is properly secured and balanced to prevent shifting during transit, using straps, chains, or other securing mechanisms. Checking Documentation: Verifying the accuracy of shipping documents, including packing lists, bills of lading, and shipping labels, and ensuring that they match the cargo being loaded. Handling Fragile Items: Exercising care when loading and unloading fragile or sensitive items to prevent damage or breakage. Operating Equipment: Operating loading and unloading equipment safely and efficiently, following standard operating procedures and safety guidelines. Organizing Cargo: Arranging cargo in the transport vehicle or container in an organized manner to maximize space utilization and ensure efficient unloading at the destination. Unloading Goods: Unloading goods from vehicles or containers upon arrival at the destination, using appropriate equipment and techniques to prevent damage to the cargo. Sorting and Staging: Sorting and staging unloaded goods in designated areas for further processing, storage, or distribution. Inventory Management: Recording the quantity and condition of unloaded goods, and updating inventory systems or documentation as necessary. Safety Compliance: Following safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents or injuries during the loading and unloading process, including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and observing safety guidelines.