Loading and unloading at dock level is one of the most common places warehouse falls happen — operators stepping between vehicle beds and ground level, often carrying goods, often facing the wrong way. The Klime-Ezee Truck Dock Platform is built specifically for this job.
Its defining feature is the 45° angle of ascent: shallower than standard mobile steps, so operators can descend facing forward with a clear view of where they're stepping, rather than backing down a steep flight. Combined with wide 700 mm treads, that makes repeated trips between ground and vehicle height quicker and considerably safer.
The platform itself measures a generous 700 × 1,200 mm, with room to handle goods and equipment at height, and the whole unit carries a 500 kg safe working load. Platform height adjusts across a range starting at 1,000 mm to suit different vehicle bed heights — from low van decks up to standard trailer height. Three side-exit safety chains come as standard, giving controlled access onto the vehicle bed while keeping the operator protected at height; fixed side panels are available as a configuration option where you want a fully enclosed working area.
Construction is fully welded — no bolted joints to work loose under daily dock traffic — and units are delivered ready for immediate use. Under PUWER, mobile access equipment like this should be included in your routine inspection regime; the simple welded build keeps that straightforward.
Loading from a dock is only half the job: browse the full access platforms and steps range, or read our guide on how to choose warehouse steps for the rest of the picking and access kit.
