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jaylin
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what are three major things I need to know about the tools that I need to use for thus job.
#heavy equipment operation
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jason renard
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Elyria, Ohio
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Being a heavy equipment operator is very rewarding because you usually see immediate results from your work. But it can be very dangerous if you don't use safety while operating. Always be aware of your surroundings and ground crews in your range. Operating also involves making sure your equipment is running properly and keeping it safe for you to.
A good grease gun is important to have to keep all the moving parts lubricated. A good shovel for cleaning dirt and rocks that can build up. And definitely have all your ppe (personal protective equipment).this would be Z71 safety glasses, good work boots, leather gloves, and proper clothing for the climate you are working in.
Enjoy your work and be SAFE!!!
A good grease gun is important to have to keep all the moving parts lubricated. A good shovel for cleaning dirt and rocks that can build up. And definitely have all your ppe (personal protective equipment).this would be Z71 safety glasses, good work boots, leather gloves, and proper clothing for the climate you are working in.
Enjoy your work and be SAFE!!!
yes a good operator must ensure that he or she takes full care of the equipment . and also his health and the health of other during is operation . A good operator must always do pre shift check of the machine before use , must operate in accordance with the standards the OEM . A good operator must listen to the sounds of the machine during operations to avoid damaging the machine .
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William Roberts
Crane operator
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Findlay, Ohio
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1. Go into any field thinking you know nothing. You can’t teach something to someone who already knows everything.
2. Try to learn something knew everyday. It may be directly relating to your trade or it may not.
3. Don’t learn to fast, but don’t hold yourself back. Be willing to work hard, do what is necessary to progress forward, but do so in a way that benefits you, your trade and your coworkers. Never put anyone at risk.
Start at the bottom and be humble
2. Try to learn something knew everyday. It may be directly relating to your trade or it may not.
3. Don’t learn to fast, but don’t hold yourself back. Be willing to work hard, do what is necessary to progress forward, but do so in a way that benefits you, your trade and your coworkers. Never put anyone at risk.
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