In the Bailey operation workshop

Professional Securing: Workers utilize tools such as chain hoists, steel wire ropes, specialized lashing belts, and turnbuckles to perform multi-point, multi-directional fastening and tensioning of the components inside the container to the vehicle's secure structural points, eliminating any potential space for movement.

Comprehensive Protection: All exposed machined surfaces and threads (such as the pinholes of connecting pins) are coated with anti-rust grease and wrapped in oilpaper or plastic film to prevent moisture and impact damage. The entire cargo stack is then covered with thick, waterproof canvas and tightly secured with ropes, making it impervious to wind and rain during transit.

Final Inspection: The foreman and safety officer conduct a final comprehensive inspection, manually shaking key components to confirm that all lashing points are fully locked and secured, ensuring the load is "as solid as a rock."