What is the maximum temperature that a load of Non-Mat bulk should be at after being unloaded?

The maximum temperature of less than 120 degrees Fahrenheit for Non-Mat bulk after unloading is important for safety and material integrity. This temperature threshold helps prevent any potential damage to the load and ensures that materials are maintained in a safe condition for further handling and processing.

Exceeding this temperature could compromise the quality of the materials, potentially leading to unsafe conditions or diminished effectiveness in their use. Keeping the temperature below 120 degrees Fahrenheit ensures compliance with safety standards and protects both personnel and equipment during subsequent operations. This emphasis on temperature regulation underscores the importance of monitoring and controlling environmental conditions in maintenance practices.