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Sleeper shoring is used to provide a stable base under a load so it won’t shift or slide during handling and transport. By filling gaps and spreading weight more evenly across the contact surface, sleepers reduce the chance of movement and the resulting damage or safety hazards. The main goal is control and safety—when the load stays in place, securing and moving it becomes predictable and safer. Distributing weight to aircraft treadways, extending ramps, or mandates about rolling shoring describe related ideas, but they don’t capture the primary purpose of keeping the load from moving.