SUMMARY
As with all heavy equipment, an operator using an excavator must be aware of his surroundings at all times. He must also follow all safety precautions and protocols established for the site. This is essential for excavator safety and remaining accident free on the work site. Prior to starting the excavator, a visual inspection should be performed as part of an excavator safety program. This inspection should include testing the horn and audible reverse alarm. It should also include an inspection for loose or broken parts that should be fixed prior to use.
COURSE CONTENT:
* Excavation Safety & Standards
* Scope and Application of Excavation
* What is "Trench Excavation"
* General Requirement for Protection
* Operator and worker Competency
* Supervisor and Equipment Operators
* Proper Recognition of Hazards
* Training Requirements for competent workers
* Specific Responsibilities Of The workers
* Definition of "Stable Rock"
* Classification System
* Falling rock fence used as a shield system
* Different Types of Soil
* What is "Cohesion?"
* Examples of Cohesive Soils (Type A, Type B, Type C
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
*Excavator Operator and persons involved in excavation along with supervisor responsible for an excavation activities.
DISCOUNTED DEALS:
*EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (5 – 10 participants)
* GROUP DISCOUNT (11 – 20 participants or more)