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Stay Safe Getting Into And Out Of Machinery

by ‎10-17-2011 08:00 AM - edited ‎10-17-2011 10:50 AM

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When dealing with construction equipment, nothing should be taken for granted. Despite Cat's dedication to designing equipment for optimal safety, year after year injuries occur when operators are getting on and off machines. Following simple safety measures when mounting or dismounting various pieces of equipment will minimize injuries and prevent downtime.

 

We encourage you to watch a Cat safety video that addresses techniques for proper mounting and dismounting of machinery.

 

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Do you have a safety tip you’d like to discuss? Please share your comments below.

About the Author
  • I am an expert Operator and Application Specialist for Caterpillar concentrating on products used in the construction trades industry. I operate, evaluate and train on Cat machines and Work Tool Attachments worldwide. I have a Degree in Agricultural Engineering, Craftsman Certified and was named Apprentice of the Year 1981 at the University of East Anglia, UK.
  • I am the National Association Manager for Caterpillar and have responsibility for customer associations and partnerships in multiple industries for Caterpillar. I have 12 years of experience at Caterpillar, and have spent most of those years in the field with dealers and customers around North America. I have always had a passion for equipment and find myself fortunate to be able to work with dealers and customers almost every day.
  • I am a Product and Application Specialist with over 30 years experience at Caterpillar. I focus on helping you to determine the best Cat machines, work tool attachments, and services for you to use in the building and general construction, landscaping, specialty trades, and agricultural industries.
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