Why is it important to check for damages to the coils before transport?

Checking for damages to the coils before transport is crucial because damages can directly influence load securement and pose significant safety hazards. When coils are damaged, their shape and integrity can be compromised, making it challenging to secure them properly on transport vehicles. This lack of securement can lead to shifting loads during transit, which increases the risk of accidents, injuries, or damage to other vehicles and property on the road.

Moreover, if a coil were to shift or fall off during transport, it could create serious hazards for road users and lead to costly damages. Ensuring that the coils are in good condition helps maintain the safety of the transport operation, thereby protecting not only the load itself but also public safety overall.

While compliance with shipping regulations and verifying weight are important factors in the transport process, they are not as directly connected to the immediate safety risks posed by damaged coils. Aesthetic quality is also not a priority in this context, as the primary concern should always be safety and secure load handling.