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InstituteEnglishCMV InspectionsWhats Wrong with this Picture QuestionsAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Mirrors

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

Mirrors Answers

Mirrors — Answers

  • The driver is not wearing a seat belt as required under 392.16 and prescribed by state traffic laws.
  • The top mirror is not adjusted properly.
  • In the first photo, the bottom mirror shows a pedestrian standing behind the truck. After the driver rolls up the window (photo 2), you can see that the pedestrian is moving out of the line of vision. It would be unsafe for the driver to back up or pull forward without first checking on the status of the man.
  • The driver’s window has too much clutter attached. It will interfere with the driver’s ability to see to the side and to clearly see the side mirrors. Even though most drivers want to make their cabs “homey” because they spend more time there than any other place, they must still think “safety first” when doing so.

Related Information: What’s Wrong with this Picture?

- Backing Safety & Hazmat Training (Transportation)

- Backing Safety & Hazmat Training (Transportation)

- Hazard perception

If you see other things wrong in these pictures (please provide exercise title in comments) or have ideas for new pictures, please contact us.

cmv-inspections
CMV Inspections

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

Mirrors Answers

Mirrors — Answers

  • The driver is not wearing a seat belt as required under 392.16 and prescribed by state traffic laws.
  • The top mirror is not adjusted properly.
  • In the first photo, the bottom mirror shows a pedestrian standing behind the truck. After the driver rolls up the window (photo 2), you can see that the pedestrian is moving out of the line of vision. It would be unsafe for the driver to back up or pull forward without first checking on the status of the man.
  • The driver’s window has too much clutter attached. It will interfere with the driver’s ability to see to the side and to clearly see the side mirrors. Even though most drivers want to make their cabs “homey” because they spend more time there than any other place, they must still think “safety first” when doing so.

Related Information: What’s Wrong with this Picture?

- Backing Safety & Hazmat Training (Transportation)

- Backing Safety & Hazmat Training (Transportation)

- Hazard perception

If you see other things wrong in these pictures (please provide exercise title in comments) or have ideas for new pictures, please contact us.

Use this exercise to improve inspection skills and teach employees to recognize and prevent workplace hazards.

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