2 5 Perform a thorough inspection of the skid steer loader before operation Check rims and tires, fuel/oil/hydraulic fluid levels, for leaks or pooling of fluids, structural damage, and cleanliness of the cab and surroundings ONLINE TRAINING Take online safety courses to increase awareness and understanding of hazards Topics covered: pre-start inspection working with attachments, preventing rollovers and best work practices 1 CHECK SURROUNDINGS Before starting work, inspect the surroundings for potential hazards PRE-INSPECT EQUIPMENT 3 Engage others in a tool-box meeting to assess job hazards Identify goals, potential risks, and develop strategies to mitigate those risks CONDUCT A JOB HAZARD ASSESSMENT (JHA) 4
A PLAN Preplan and train to mitigate hazards, but have a backup plan for unforeseen circumstances Consider potential risks, emergency contacts, accessibility of medical stations or first-aid kits, rollover possibilities, and reliability of safety devices A
LOADER 5 IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS FOR OPERATING Look out for bystanders, power/water/gas lines, trenches/ditches, uneven ground, and other equipment/assets Remember, following these safety tips will help ensure the safe operation of a skid steer loader and reduce accidents on the job site Stay safe!
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