Earthmoving Equipment
20 min! Run Time
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What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: 1926.602, 1910.178 and industry best practices
Earthmoving Equipment Courseexplains the different types of equipment, common hazards, associated controls, and required safety features.
Additional topics include the importance of maintaining a preventative maintenance schedule, training on proper usage under various conditions, regular equipment inspections, and runaway vehicle controls.
An interactive simulation guides learners through a construction jobsite where they must identify common hazards related to different types of earthmoving equipment being operated.
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Earthmoving Equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
It references OSHA Standard 1926.602 and 1910.178 alongside industry best practices for operating earthmoving equipment.
An interactive simulation guides learners through a construction jobsite where they must identify hazards tied to different earthmoving equipment in use.
It covers the required safety features on earthmoving equipment along with the hazards those features are designed to control.
Runaway vehicle controls are addressed as part of understanding how earthmoving equipment hazards are managed on a job site.
It covers training on proper usage under various conditions, connecting equipment knowledge to how it should actually be operated.
OSHA Standard: 1926.602, 1910.178 and industry best practices
Earthmoving Equipment explains the different types of equipment, common hazards, associated controls, and required safety features.
Additional topics include the importance of maintaining a preventative maintenance schedule, training on proper usage under various conditions, regular equipment inspections, and runaway vehicle controls.
An interactive simulation guides learners through a construction jobsite where they must identify common hazards related to different types of earthmoving equipment being operated.