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Front Loader Operator Risk Prevention Guide

This document describes the risks and safety measures for a front loader operator. The operator performs tasks such as daily equipment checks, transporting materials, and parking the equipment in various terrains and weather conditions. The main risks are falls, collisions, run-overs, rollovers, and exposure to noise and vibrations. Preventive measures include daily inspections, use of protective equipment, delineation of work areas, and adherence to protocols and signals during operation.

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Front Loader Operator Risk Prevention Guide

This document describes the risks and safety measures for a front loader operator. The operator performs tasks such as daily equipment checks, transporting materials, and parking the equipment in various terrains and weather conditions. The main risks are falls, collisions, run-overs, rollovers, and exposure to noise and vibrations. Preventive measures include daily inspections, use of protective equipment, delineation of work areas, and adherence to protocols and signals during operation.

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TECHNICAL PREVENTION SHEET OF

RISKS
FRONT LOADER OPERATOR

1. DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY


The front loader operator is a skilled worker who performs tasks of debulking or removal of
loose materials.

1.1 TASKS PERFORMED

Daily team checklist.


Equipment startup.
Transfer of the equipment to the operation points.
Remove materials
Equipment parking.
Daily preparation of work report.

1.2 WORKPLACES

He/she does his/her work in the team's cabin.


Work on the operational points.
Work on sloped land
Works in various weather conditions

1.3 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

Communication radio
Extntor
First aid kit

2. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT


Safety shoes with non-slip soles
Reflective Vest
Safety glasses
Safety helmet
Kid leather gloves
Disposable earplugs
Sunscreen
DANGERS PRESENT RISKS
ASSOCIATES
Falls at different levels, when jumping from the equipment
Operation of equipment in Hits with parts of the equipment at the time of performing the checklist.
substandard conditions. Contact with hot elements (engine parts, pumps,
etc.)
Operator of team no Accidents involving personnel moving through operational areas
authorized. without authorization, and due to the equipment's blind spots.
Shock or Collision with other equipment that transit in the area of
Equipment without maintenance. operation
Overturning due to loss of the equipment's equilibrium point.
Interaction with other teams in Tipping of the equipment on sloping terrain or
the work area. landslides on the slope.
Landslides on the loading fronts.
Exposure to noise
Exposure to dust
Whole body vibration exposure.

Preventive Measures
Know and apply the work procedures Do not transport people inside the
sure. cabin or in the structure of the team
Do not operate equipment for which you are not qualified. Do not intervene with the equipment under any circumstances.

authorized. circumstance.
Perform daily equipment checklist. Keep the equipment cabin closed, in order to
Use the three points of support when to reduce exposure to noise, dust product
get on and off the equipment, never jump from them. of the operation.
Move up and down in front of the team. Delimit the areas of operation with equipment and
Check the status of the beacon pole and radio of machinery, in order to prevent accidents.
communication Do not get off the equipment during the various
Before starting the equipment, check that all maneuvers.
the controls are in neutral and that this Transit through authorized places and never through the
parking brake engaged. blind spots of the team.
Use the horn protocols; Turn on the hazard lights o of
- A honk before starting the emergency at the moment of stopping.
team and be absolutely sure that Stay with the lights on during the
nothing and no one is close under or above the operation of the equipment.
team. Make the movements with the bucket in
- Two honks of the horn when starting the low position to improve visibility
team Park the equipment with the bucket on the ground.
- Three honks of the horn when reversing the Maintain the order and cleanliness of the equipment.
team. Mandatory use of the elements of
Respect the established speeds in the personal protection (helmet-reflective vest-
operational areas. safety glasses - safety shoes
Conduct a visual inspection of the operation area Use seatbelts.
checking that there are no cables, trenches, etc.
Do not exceed the lifting capacity
materiales.
Knowing the signal code of the operation
of the team.

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