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Classify the main different types of earthmoving equipment
Develop an understanding of the importance of preventative maintenance & inspecting equipment
Identify different types of safety controls on earthmoving equipment
Identify hazards associated with earthmoving equipment
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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.