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A pedestrian is observed walking within 5 metres of your operating wheel loader. What is the immediate and appropriate action according to Canadian safety regulations?

OHS regulations and best practices (e.g., Alberta OHS Code Part 19, Ontario OHSA Section 28) require operators to stop equipment if a worker enters the immediat

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Question: A pedestrian is observed walking within 5 metres of your operating wheel loader. What is the immediate and appropriate action according to Canadian safety regulations?

Answer options:

  • Sound the horn and continue operating, assuming they will move.
  • Maintain current operations but be prepared to stop if they enter the 3-meter zone. ✅ Immediately stop all operations and ensure the pedestrian is aware of your presence and clear of the area.
  • Increase engine RPM to alert them with engine noise.

Correct answer: Immediately stop all operations and ensure the pedestrian is aware of your presence and clear of the area.

Explanation: OHS regulations and best practices (e.g., Alberta OHS Code Part 19, Ontario OHSA Section 28) require operators to stop equipment if a worker enters the immediate work area or 'danger zone' around mobile equipment until the worker is acknowledged and at a safe distance.

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