hi there, can anyone educate me what are the safety standards of tire chocks. or maybe you can give me a website where i can find what are the safety considerations for a tire chocks thanks

Not sure about guidance on tyre chocks in particular, but if your operation involves loading / unloading delivery trucks with FLT's what controls would you put in place to prevent accidental movement of the vehicle whilst unloading? Instructing driver to turning off engine, engage handbrake, remove keys, place chocks under wheels? I think the ADR regs places a requirement on certain delivery drivers (hazardous) to have chocks with them anyway. IMO whether its a requirement or not, always good practice to chock wheels.

Probably, it would be better if the manufacturer of the equipment, provide the chock during the initial purchase of the equipment. One thing I notice at the workplace, if the chock is not easily stored or chances for it to be lost, the men will resort in using other alternative material to prevent the equipment from rolling of. Men normally do not care about the standards. Its up to use to use the standard and ensure its easily managed on the worksite.