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8-513 The loader operator will direct or warn haulage vehicles of
rockslide danger or other dangers by hand signal, siren, horn, or
radio.

8-514 Do not lift any oversized material that will lift rear tires off the
ground.

8-515 When transporting material, keep the loader bucket at minimum
height.

8-516 Do not undercut a bank or stockpile. Do not attempt to bring
down excessive oversized material by digging under it.

8-517 Do not equip or alter your cab in a manner that impairs operating
visibility or damages the integrity of ROPS (Roll-Over Protection
Structure).

8-518 Make sure that cab windows are in good condition and as clean
as possible. Never place any objects or signs on windows of
loaders. Always report crack(s) that obstruct visibility. Have
damages repaired immediately.

8-519 Do not work in an area directly under material that is being
dumped, unloaded, or removed by a dragline/haul
truck/dozer/loader.

8-520 Do not use loader buckets to lift, lower or transport personnel, or
as a work platform. Do not use loaders as a crane.

8-521 Loader operators are responsible for maintaining berms on
stockpiles, ramps and haul roads as well as barricading inactive
areas in the pit.

AERIAL LIFTS/TELEHANDLERS/CRANES (8-600)

8-600 Do not load a crane beyond its safety capacity as indicated on
the crane's load chart.

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