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When unloading a straight truck with a powered tailgate, what is a crucial safety precaution to always follow?
Before operating a powered tailgate, it is essential to ensure that the immediate area is clear of all personnel and obstructions, and that the vehicle is secur
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Question: When unloading a straight truck with a powered tailgate, what is a crucial safety precaution to always follow?
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- Have the vehicle engine running at high RPMs
- Operate the tailgate quickly to save time ✅ Ensure the area around the tailgate is clear of people and obstructions, and the vehicle is stable and braked
- Load heaviest items first onto the tailgate
Correct answer: Ensure the area around the tailgate is clear of people and obstructions, and the vehicle is stable and braked
Explanation: Before operating a powered tailgate, it is essential to ensure that the immediate area is clear of all personnel and obstructions, and that the vehicle is securely parked with brakes engaged, to prevent accidents.
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