Toolbox talk: struck-by and line-of-fire hazards

Stay out of the path of moving equipment, loads, and falling things. About 5 minutes.

Why this matters

Being struck by moving vehicles, swinging loads, and falling objects is among the most common ways people are seriously hurt in construction.

Know where equipment is moving and keep out of its path. If the operator can't see you, don't walk there.
Never stand under a suspended load or in a swing radius.
Wear high-visibility clothing and make eye contact with operators before crossing.
Barricade areas below overhead work.
Keep spoil, materials, and tools away from edges.
Use a spotter when backing up or working close to traffic.

Mark and barricade one exclusion zone that isn't yet marked.

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Struck-by and line-of-fire hazards

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Being struck by moving vehicles, swinging loads, and falling objects is among the most common ways people are seriously hurt in construction.

What to cover

Know where equipment is moving and keep out of its path. If the operator can't see you, don't walk there.
Never stand under a suspended load or in a swing radius.
Wear high-visibility clothing and make eye contact with operators before crossing.
Barricade areas below overhead work.
Keep spoil, materials, and tools away from edges.
Use a spotter when backing up or working close to traffic.

Ask the crew

One thing to do today

Mark and barricade one exclusion zone that isn't yet marked.

Acknowledge

By acknowledging, you confirm you attended and understood this talk.

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