Common HazardsQuestion 28 of 100
Which practice best reduces struck-by hazards from vehicles and equipment on site?
a.Wearing dark clothing
b.Standing behind backing vehicles
c.Removing backup alarms
d.Using high-visibility clothing, spotters, and traffic control
Explanation
Struck-by hazards from vehicles are reduced by high-visibility clothing, trained spotters, backup alarms, and traffic control plans. Workers should stay out of the blind spots of heavy equipment. Establishing exclusion zones keeps workers separated from moving equipment.
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