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Three Points of Contact for Entry/Exit

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Noobs Guide on How to run an Excavator pt 2

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When entering or exiting an excavator, always adhere to the 'three points of contact' rule. This means ensuring that at least two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, are always securely in contact with the machine's handles and steps. This safety practice is paramount because boots can easily become muddy and slippery on a construction site, increasing the risk of falls. Maintaining three points of contact provides stability and significantly reduces the chance of injury.

Goal: Safely enter and exit the excavator using the three points of contact rule

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  • Excavator Volvo — The machine being entered/exited

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have this they may not have them grouped as nicely as this in fact this is the nicest group of totally honest with you having everything right here is pretty awesome my other machines I've had to actually dig down and around and hang upside down and try to get at them yeah not fun that's not fun doesn't make servicing and maintaining it very easy so this is pretty nice but you guys you've got to do this you've got to be aware of all these things another thing you've got all the hours written on every single filter exactly right yep so not just it's the date as well as the hours because a lot of times you want to judge how long the oils been in there even if the machines been sitting or and also how many hours is on it you may have changed it a month before but you may have also put 500 hours on within that time you mentioned

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