Maintain dock seals and shelters to prevent air and moisture infiltration
domain: facilities-maintenance · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Inspect foam pads and curtain fabric on a recurring schedule for compression set, tears, and gaps.
Replace door gaskets proactively, since compressed or aged gaskets lose sealing elasticity after a few years of daily use.
Check header and side pads for full trailer contact whenever the fleet mix or trailer types served changes.
Keep seal frames square and securely fastened, since a racked frame prevents full contact even with new pads.
Known gotchas
Exact replacement intervals depend on cycle count and climate - get a current recommendation from the seal manufacturer's own literature rather than assuming a fixed calendar interval.
A seal or shelter that looks intact can still leak air if the frame has racked out of square - check frame alignment, not just pad/curtain condition.
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