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8/14/2019 Construction Heavy Equipment Safety.pptx
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Manlift
Boom Truck
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Pedestrians
Children (of all ages)
Job Seekers (all types)
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22% natatamaan
18% naiipit
Ito ang dalawang pangunahing sanhi ngaksidente at pagkamatay sa construction site!
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A nation-wide, past history of persons beingstruck or crushed by operating or movingequipment
The impression that the equipment operatoralways knows where the ground personnel arelocated
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Workers MUST LEARN, FOLLOW and OBEY
established rules
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Perimeter fencing, enclosures, signs
Spotters provided for in-the-blind, backingmachines and/or equipment
Poor planning forces workers to commit unsafeacts (office trailers, change trailers, haul roads,parking areas)
Be ALERT, Stay Clear, Hear Warnings! Temporary Barricades around hazards
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Machine in proper working order
Back-up alarm, horn, lights, mirrors
Cab glass not cracked or broken
Machine windows, mirrors, kept clean
Pre-operational inspection conducted byoperator
Prompt repair of any noted deficiences
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Does your job require you to approach movingor backing machines?
How does the operator know where you are?
Do you understand all signs, markers andflags? KNOW WHAT THEY MEAN!
You must always be alert to changing job
conditions and your particular situation
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1. General Guidelines:
Safety features on equipment, know how theyoperate, and use them properly.
Systematic maintenance and repair
Trained repair personnel
Pre-operational inspection of equipment
Review manufacturers operating manual
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The most dangerous movement is Backing!
Know where your blind spots are
Look for people on foot around you
STOP! When signaled; When waived at violently; orwhen in doubt
Maintain a safe operating speed
Keep machine under control at all times
Take machine Out of Service, if it is unsafe to operate
Make sure youre familiar with the operatingcharacteristics of your machine
Be on the Look-Out for other trades working in thesame area
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Be aware of other machines operating in the area.Frequently check for the location of other machines.Keep lights and backup alarm in operating condition.
Allow NO ONE to ride outside the cab for any reason! Clean windows and adjust mirrors Always inform appropriate personnel of any abnormal
conditions, defects, or changes made in machineand/or job procedure or conditions
Report unsafe workers to supervisor Talk-up safety with those who work with you.
Maintain constant awareness. Do not attempt repairs or maintenance that you do not
understand. Always check the mirror on the blind site, making sure
of your clearance. (Backing on the blind site should beavoided if at all possible)
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Learn and follow safe work practices!
Have a signalman prsent when moving in orout of a buliding (or structure)
Stop machine frequently at night, walk
around and inspect machine, stay alert Clear all obstacles from the path of the
machine, beware of hazards such as wires,ditches, etc.
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1. Clear all personnel from the machine and thearea
2. The operator must be satisfied that no one will
be endangered before moving the machine3. Look behind machine before backing
Observations Danger of being struck-by