Management is the Key to Building any Home. The House Building Guide is an excellent resource for people building a new home.It provides an overview of the building process along with money saving, convenience and healthy home building tips.

1. Home Builders Training
Program
• Management is the Key to Building any Home. The
House Building Guide is an excellent resource for people
building a new home. It provides an overview of the
building process along with money saving, convenience
and healthy home building tips.

2. Course Outline
I. Introduction
II. General Protection Precautions
III. Safe Working Procedures
IV. Emergency Situations
V. Driving Test

3. I. Introduction

4. Introduction
This presentation will provide
participants with the following:
Common description
General protection precautions
Safe working procedures
Emergency Situations

5. Components of a Skid Steer
Lift Arm
Roll Over
Protection
System
(ROPS)
Hydraulic
Block
Bucket
Attachment
Safe Entry
Aids, Grab Rail
and Non-Slip
Step
Warning Lights
All-Wheel Steer

6. Common Safety Devices
Roll Over Protection System
Overhead Protection
Seatbelt
Protective cage
Pedestrian Warning Devices
Lights
Horn
Operator’s Manual

7. Attachments

8. II. General Safety Precautions

9. Recognition of emphasized
messages:
 NOTE
• This concept is used when unique information, guidelines, or recognition is
required with regards to techniques, equipment, tools, demands, capabilities,
and other unique data.
 IMPORTANT
• This message is used when special precautions should be taken to ensure a
correct action or to avoid damage to, or malfunction of, the truck or a
component.
• CAUTION
• This concept is for appropriate safety measures which, if not followed, may
lead to accidental damage.
• WARNING
• This concept is used when a threat prevails which may lead to damage or
loss of life if appropriate safety measures are not taken.
• DANGER
• This concept is used when a high threat prevails which will result in loss of
life or serious damage if appropriate safety measures are not taken instantly.

10. Operate only if qualified
 Do not function unless you have been taught to
do so and are acquainted with the operator's
manual
 Familiarize yourself with the job website and
your environment before working.
 Try all manages and device features with the
device in an start place before beginning to
operate.
 Know and notice all job website particular
protection rules

11. Protective Equipment
 Safety Glasses and Face Shield
Secure against damage from traveling items of steel
or debris; wear face protect or safety cups. Proper
Attire
Use close suitable outfits and protection devices
appropriate to the job.
 Ear Plugs and/or Muffs
Wear suitable hearing protection to prevent noisy or
extended sounds.

12. Always contact an authorized dealer
before making machine modifications
Changes can effect the following:
Designed use of skid steer
Weight or stability of the machine
Can modify device manages, efficiency or
stability
Machine Modifications

13. Stay Clear of Moving Parts
 Entanglements in shifting areas can cause
serious damage.
 Maintenance techniques need the following
 Engine off
 Controls in neutral
 Parking braking mechanism set
 Park on stage area, rim chocks if required
 Hydraulics blocked
 If any secure or protect has been eliminated
for accessibility, substitute when complete
 .

14. Potential Hazard Exposures
 Fire Prevention
Handle Energy Safely: Shop combustible liquids
away from fire risks. Never refuel device while
smoking or when near initiates or fire.
Clean Machine Regularly: Keep junk, waste, oil and
oil from gathering in engine section, around fuel
collections, gas collections and electric cabling. Never
store greasy cloths or combustible materials inside a
product section.
Maintain Lines and Wiring: Replace gas hoses
immediately if they begin to flow, and clear any oil
leaks. Examine electric cabling and connections
frequently for damage.

15. How to Use a Fire Extinguisher
P-A-S-S
Pull -- Pull the pin at the top of the
extinguisher that keeps the handle from being
activated
Aim -- Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire
Squeeze -- Maintain a distance of eight to
ten feet away from the fire and squeeze the
handle. Discharge will only occur if the
handle is being squeezed.
Sweep -- Sweep the nozzle back and forth at
the base of the fire until it appears to be out.

16. III. Safe Operating Procedures

17. General Safety Procedures
Be aware not to unintentionally actuate
manages when co-workers are present.
Lower all equipment to the ground during
work disruptions. Interact with recreation
area braking mechanism before enabling
anyone to strategy the device.
Follow these same safety measures
before status up, making the operator's
chair, or getting out of the device.

18. Are you prepared?
Does the facility/job site have an
evacuation procedure?
Are urgent get in touch with figures easily
available?
Do any of your employees/co-workers
have CPR or First Aid training?
Does the facility/job site have a first aid
kit?

19. Handling an Emergency
The three C’s, Examine, Contact, Care and
attention help us keep in mind what to do in an
urgent scenario.
Check – look into the place for your own protection
first, then the individuals
Call – for help, 911 or whom ever is in the
immediate place that can offer assistance
Care - offer want to the sufferer, this may be first
aid or at least stabilizing