Report to your supervisor if you feel unwell
Do not operate heavy machinery if you are physically unwell, tired, or unable to work safely.
Operate an excavator only if you are competent
Only trained, qualified, and authorized workers should operate an excavator.
Inspect the excavator and the surrounding area for abnormalities before use
Check the machine, work area, and surrounding conditions for potential hazards before starting work.
Do not use the excavator for lifting if it is not a certified lifting machine
Never use an excavator to lift loads unless it is properly certified and approved for lifting operations.
Check blind spots when operating the excavator
Be aware of people, vehicles, and obstacles that may not be visible from the operator's position.
Switch off the excavator and remove the key before leaving the cabin
Secure the machine properly to prevent unauthorized use or accidental movement.
The poster promotes the safe and responsible operation of excavators in the workplace. It focuses on preventing accidents caused by operator error, poor equipment checks, blind spots, unsafe lifting, and leaving machinery unsecured.
In short:
Check yourself → Check the machine → Check your surroundings → Operate safely.