MSHA Powered Haulage Equipment Streaming Video on Demand

Mining operations have a lot of powered equipment operating simultaneously. It’s important that everyone, not just operators remain aware and vigilant to prvent serious accidents.

• Recognize heavy equipment blind spots and limitations.

• Conduct thorough pre-operational vehicle inspections.

• Assess the work area for new hazards before each shift.

• Follow the site's traffic control and communication plan.

• Know safe procedures for working near mobile equipment.

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