Topic · 6 courses
Vehicles & Heavy Equipment
Motor vehicles, earthmoving equipment, backovers, struck-by hazards, rollover protection and pile driving.
AllFall Protection & Working at Heights 12Cranes, Rigging & Material Handling 14Confined Spaces & Excavation 9Hazardous Materials & Chemicals 21Toxic Substances & Health Hazards 19Electrical, Machinery & Tools 14Vehicles & Heavy Equipment 6PPE, First Aid & Emergency Plans 9Construction Operations 8OSHA Compliance & Worker Rights 4Specialized Industries 9
Vehicles & Heavy Equipment
Motor vehicles, earthmoving equipment, backovers, struck-by hazards, rollover protection and pile driving.
Rollover Protective Structures (ROPS) and Overhead Protection
For operators and mechanics of scrapers, loaders, dozers, graders, crawler tractors, compactors, skid steers and tractors used in construction: which machines need ROPS, how ROPS are labeled and remounted, and overhead protection on tractors.
Pile Driving and Site Clearing Safety
Learn what a pile driving or site clearing crew member needs to recognize: signals and clear zones around the driver, the protections a pile rig must have, and the plant and rollover protections required for…
Motor Vehicles and Earthmoving Equipment on Construction Sites
For equipment operators, truck drivers and spotters on construction sites: blocking raised equipment, parking, power line clearances, shift vehicle checks, backup alarms or observers, seat belts, dump truck safety, earthmoving equipment alarms and haul roads,…
Preventing Backovers for Operators and Spotters
For construction equipment operators, truck drivers and spotters: when a reverse alarm or a signaling observer is required, how horns and pre-shift checks keep warning devices working, and how to work the backing plan safely.
Forklift Operator Safety: Classroom Training
The classroom portion of forklift operator training: how operator training and evaluation work, checking the truck, handling loads, traveling around people, parking and docks, and fueling and charging.
Struck-By Hazards: Vehicles and Equipment for Construction Workers
For construction workers who work on foot around vehicles and earthmoving equipment, act as spotters, or drive site vehicles: backing rules, power-line clearance, raised and parked equipment, and riding and pre-shift checks.