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InstituteAnalysisSafety & HealthGeneral Industry SafetyEnglishHeavy Equipment and VehiclesHeavy Equipment and VehiclesFocus AreaCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)USA

What is required?

['Heavy Equipment and Vehicles']
What is required?

Construction jobsites are dangerous places. When heavy equipment is operating, jobsites become even more dangerous.

Safe operation of heavy equipment involves seeing the big picture. You must:

  • Have safe equipment;
  • Have the right personal stuff — proper training and an attitude toward safety; and
  • Be aware of jobsite activities, including the terrain, other equipment, fellow workers, overhead lines, and many more observations.
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heavy-equipment-and-vehicles
FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING
What is required?

Construction jobsites are dangerous places. When heavy equipment is operating, jobsites become even more dangerous.

Safe operation of heavy equipment involves seeing the big picture. You must:

  • Have safe equipment;
  • Have the right personal stuff — proper training and an attitude toward safety; and
  • Be aware of jobsite activities, including the terrain, other equipment, fellow workers, overhead lines, and many more observations.

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