This "Spotter Safety" lesson provides essential guidelines for those serving as spotters in various work environments. It covers the key responsibilities of a spotter, including maintaining effective communication, understanding hand signals, positioning safely, and identifying potential hazards. By following these best practices, spotters play a critical role in preventing accidents and ensuring safe operations during activities like heavy equipment maneuvering and vehicle backing. This lesson emphasizes the importance of vigilance and clear communication to keep everyone on the job site safe.
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Three Points of Contact (Climbing)
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