Yard Loader Safety Training

The material for this video provides workers who operate a variety of different types of log- and lumber-moving mobile machines, commonly referred to as yard loaders, with the knowledge and information necessary to operate these machines in a safe manner. It is intended to be used in conjuction with formal and on-the-job training.
For information on this and other occupational health and safety training, please contact:
www.workplacesafetynorth.ca
CAUTION TO USERS
The following video was originally prepared by WSN's predecessor organization for use by industry clients.
While much of the information and visual depictions are still valuable, viewers should recognize that examples, contact information, equipment and data such as legislative references may be out of date.
This video is offered as a free tool for companies to use in an effort to continuously improve their health and safety systems.
Users need to ensure that they are aware of the most recent legislation, equipment and processes, as well as best practices.

[@Rangerman69420]

A safety video with the loads way to high 🧐 and shake hands with danger is still king

[@garyallowayjralloway2126]

Well this is for a lumber yard so shake hands with danger is different and carrying load like that is so u can see better this much different then working in a construction site

[@zaptor1514]

The loads are being carried too high! Lower to the ground is the rule for stability!

[@eldepavas]

25:07 that's particularly important if there are wasps nearby.

[@cringecommentcalculator5381]

Man, in my yard this is nonexistent. That yard looks like a ghost town, add 150 to 300 trucks, trailers and tandems in a 12 hour period along with customers and workers on foot and that's my yard.... the key is speed, hauling ass and yelling for right of way is a must.

[@evan178]

I'm the third person to comment.