Working Around Mobile Equipment

2. Must be removed from equipment while not in operation.
5. large, tall machine used for lifting and moving heavy objects. It typically features a long horizontal arm (boom) that can rotate or move vertically and horizontally.
7. Equipment must be free from these before any movement.
8. Must be earned from formal instruction, hands-on training, and performance evaluation, proving an operator is qualified to safely use a forklift or other mobile equipment.
9. Wedge-shaped devices placed against wheels of mobile equipment to prevent unintended movement during loading, unloading, or maintenance.
10. Trained individual who assists mobile equipment operators by monitoring blind spots and ensuring safe movement,
11. This must be obtained prior to performing mobile equipment operation in an area.
12. Used to mark operation area of mobile equipment and to keep personnel separate from mobile equipment paths.
13. Must be secure before beginning transport.
14. Engine-powered machines or vehicles, such as forklifts or cranes that are designed to move materials or perform tasks across various work sites.

1. A powered industrial vehicle designed to lift, move, and stack materials, typically with two metal prongs, over short distances.
3. Designated area around mobile equipment where entry is restricted for safety.
4. Communication method using gestures.
6. Mechanical systems on mobile equipment that use friction to slow or stop motion, ensuring safe operation and control during travel or load handling.
10. Safety device that must be worn by all mobile equipment operators.