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Cargo Securement Orange Book Builder

by rwszarka73 · Tools
Manifest V3 Free
View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 21 Oct 2026

Generate a current Cargo Securement Orange Book PDF from live eCFR.gov data

Users
10
0 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
1
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#200K
#167K among extensions
Version
1.0.1
updated 2 Mar 2026

Users

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About Cargo Securement Orange Book Builder

The Cargo Securement Orange Book Builder is a Chrome extension that generates a complete, current 49 CFR Part 393 Subpart I Cargo Securement Standards reference PDF — pulled directly from live eCFR.gov data — with a single click. Fleet safety managers, carrier compliance teams, driver trainers, and roadside inspection preparedness coordinators can now produce an up-to-date, company-branded cargo securement reference in seconds. Cargo securement violations are among the most frequently cited deficiencies during roadside inspections and compliance reviews. Having a current, complete reference for all 19 Subpart I sections — from the general rules in Section 393.100 through specific commodity requirements for logs, metal coils, paper rolls, heavy equipment, intermodal containers, automobiles, and concrete pipe — is essential for any carrier hauling regulated cargo. Unlike the FMCSR Green Book and Hazmat Red Book, which fetch entire regulatory parts, the Orange Book fetches each of the 19 Subpart I sections individually from eCFR.gov. This section-level precision means the PDF exactly mirrors the structure of the regulation — each section gets its own clearly labeled header bar inline in the document, and every TOC entry links directly to that section's first page. The result is a focused, navigable cargo securement reference rather than a large general-purpose regulation dump. What's Included • Cover page with company name, current date, and full section list • Clickable table of contents — click any section number to jump directly to it • Single Part 393 / Subpart I separator page • All 19 sections flow continuously with inline section header bars — no awkward page breaks between short sections • Each section header displays the section number and full title in an orange accent bar • Running headers and page footers throughout • Full Unicode sanitization and intelligent table handling Sections Included Section 393.100 (General rules), Sec. 393.102 (Principles of cargo securement), Sec. 393.104 (Front end structures), Sec. 393.106 (Methods of cargo securement), Sec. 393.108 (Number and WLL of tiedowns), Sec. 393.110 (Additional tiedown rules), Sec. 393.112 (Exceptions to tiedown rules), Sec. 393.114 (Logs), Sec. 393.116 (Dressed lumber), Sec. 393.118 (Metal coils), Sec. 393.120 (Paper rolls), Sec. 393.122 (Heavy vehicles and equipment), Sec. 393.124 (Flattened/crushed vehicles), Sec. 393.126 (Roll-on/roll-off containers), Sec. 393.128 (Large boulders), Sec. 393.130 (Intermodal containers), Sec. 393.132 (Automobiles, light trucks, and vans), Sec. 393.134 (Heavy vehicles on lowboys), Sec. 393.136 (Concrete pipe).

Growth

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Version history

1 versions recorded
1.0.12 Mar 2026

Details

Category
Tools
First seen
2 Mar 2026
Size
218 KB
Languages
en
Pricing
Free
Privacy policy
docs.google.com
Extension ID
lbojgaakgffjkfjahfdecifjhhkigfnc

Permissions and risk

Moderate riskimpact 2, likelihood 2
Permissions
downloads
Site access
https://www.ecfr.gov/*

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