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Log Loading Safety - It's Everyone's Responsibility
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2009
- This video contains course language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Employers, supervisors, equipment operators, and truck drivers-everyone is responsible for ensuring that forestry workers get home safely. Unsafe practices like failure to properly supervise work, bad planning, errors of judgment, poor communication, and pressure to clear landings quickly can result in workers being injured or killed.
This video shows what can happen if safe work procedures are not followed when loading logs in a landing area. The unsafe practices shown here represent learning opportunities that can be part of a post-viewing discussion.
This video portrays a fictional workplace. It does not represent the forest industry as a whole or the individuals or companies involved in the production.
really well done safety video, excellent work!!!!!!
Gave me absolute chills. Thank God. Be safe.
i have worked with a guy like that, rush rush, he had 2 sons working too, he would berate them till they actually cried, the stress effected everyone
That was scary. I thought the driver was crushed by the log.
Very well done! It just goes to show that no matter how long you been working for shit can happen and even though re employer is suppost to be in charge of operations and safety, if the employee feels like it's unsafe or whatever the case might be... Don't be afraid to report it and/or refuse to work under those conditions, we as employees have the right to go home at the end if the day in one piece.
LOl that loader driver give us a bad reputation.
LOL the only thing wrong with the ending is that if it was real life, the truck driver would have punched out the operator.
Work safe now condones/promotes foul/profane language!? I'am offended to my core! This is a slap in the face to my religous and Canadian values! It's a slap in the face to all us forest proffessionals!! In 25years of working in the BC Logging and Forestry industries, I have never heard such offensive language on the job! How dare you Work Safe BC. You haven't heard the last of me!!! I will be back after I finish watching "Natural Born Killers"!!!
Quit being salty it comes with that type of job especially when shit hits the fan
@@justchillin7552 I think it was a joke, he's going to watch a movie about a couple addicted to killing people lol.
As an American I love the Canadian sense of humor.
If you didn't know the forestry industry's take on profanity, you could take this comment at face value, lol.
buddy is a sweetheart compared to my boss lol
Driver should have made radio contact to the shovel operator before getting out.
Interesting video,thanks for sharing. I liked the ending,hes like 'what are you yelling about' lol.
Excellent vid. A Good one.
Haha that was a nice ending :)
Great video.
@WorkSafeBC
ohhhhh ok thanks for the responce !! keep up the good work!!! :)
They had the same one on before... strange they got the same one on again
Whoa swearing in a worksafebc video
I know, it's metal!
good to see a driver talking on his phone on a wcb safety video...
Hi Mike, You may have noticed the flip phone ... This video was released nearly 10 years ago.
he was lucky, will he be lucky next time ? safety first !!!!!!
You guys sure don't flatter anybody, do you?
If you cannot maintain cool, calm self-control at all times you are a shit supervisor.
If you cannot master your stress you are a shit supervisor and a weak person.
If your greed trumps safety you should not work in an industrial environment.
If you work for anyone who has the above traits, do the safe thing so you live another day.
Driver should not have got out till loader locked out machine, and made eye contact with loader operator...