PRACTICAL JOB SAFETY FOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS || Heavy Equipment Operator Safety-Jobsite Safety

I always have a seat belt on when on commercial or construction sites. You can be fined for not having it on.
On residential sites I only have the seat belt on in the loader or skid steer. If I feel comfortable without a seat belt in the excavator i won’t have it on.
Great video Bryan👍🤙

Well said.

As you know Bryan I record all kinds of machines at different kinds of sites. Sometimes I will be at a site recording for 30-60 minutes and am always surprised that if I talk to the operator later on they had not idea was even recording them. They are often focused on their work that they don't see me. I totally understand and leave a lot of space between me and them. These are good tips that even apply to me in a small way and I'm not even an operator 👍🏻

Another great video! I am extremely glad that you put this out! Job safety is one thing everyone needs to have as a priority.... can't wait to see more videos!

I would have to agree with just about everything you said. I have personally been involved or witnessed all those scenario you spoke about good and bad. I think a big part is making sure everyone one on the site is educated of all the possible risk involved. Then receiving proper training with OSHA and NUCA standards along with first aid. Great video 👍

Nice talk

But what about those likes on social media!!!! lol that’s all some solid advice sometimes just some common sense goes a long way

Very well said.

Great tips! Around here overhead wires, especially in the city, seem to be the hazard. Homeowners don't realize how tall a concrete or dump truck is and most of their electrical service lines are only 12-15 feet high. Sometimes the drivers themselves are used to working in wide open spaces and don't think about those overhead clearance issues.

Fantastic Video! Thanks and Blessings!!!

When you were working for a company did they make you take a first aid and cpr class incase there is an emergency and someone is seriously injured? Also have you ever experienced an emergency on the job site before where you had to give someone first aid or cpr?

Nicely done, good video for anyone planning to be around big equipment. I've got a family member that was a safety consultant and worked in workers comp. Just about any situation he has a story about someone that got injured in that particular act. Long story short, don't be an idiot! That being said, obvious isn't obvious to everyone.

Thank you.

Is this video available in Spanish?

Good points for Pro's and Non Pro's too. I found myself wanting to add pictures and visual examples throughout your commentary. What great opportunities for future videos. Otherwise, you could simply have a white screen and delete the mundane music and us 'listeners' could truly do that - listen.
Thanks

Alertness is KEY!