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A=COM • Seat belts shall be maintained in functional condition, and replaced when necessary to ensure proper performance. 4.5.9 All vehicles transporting material or equipment on public roads shall comply with local laws pertaining to weight, height, length, and width. Obtain any permits required for these loads. 4.5.10 Never jump on to or off of a piece of heavy equipment, always maintain 3-points of contact at a minimum. 4.5.11 Never exit heavy equipment while it is in motion. 4.5.12 Do not ride with arms or legs outside of the truck body of equipment cab. • Never ride on the outside of a piece of heavy equipment(e.g. in a standing position on the body, on running boards, or seated on side fenders, cabs, cab shields, rear of truck bed, on the load, bucket, etc.). 4.5.13 Have vehicle headlights on at all times when driving in the area. 4.5.14 Park motor vehicles off the haul roads, or away from the work areas. 4.5.15 Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry where there is a danger of entanglement in rotating equipment. 4.5.16 Do not enter the swing area of machines such as cranes, heavy drill rigs, or excavators,without first making eye contact with the operator, and receiving permission to do so. Refer to S3AM-309- ATT2 Operator Line of Sight. 4.5.17 Stay out of the blind areas around heavy equipment and never assume that the equipment operators have seen you or are aware of your presence. 4.5.18 Maintain a distance of at least 2 feet (60 centimeters) between the counterweight of swing machines and the nearest obstacle. If this distance cannot be maintained, a spotter shall observe and be in constant communication with the operator to prevent contact. 4.5.19 Vibrations from moving traffic or heavy equipment can cause excavations or spoil piles to become unstable. • Excavation activity shall be conducted according to SOP S3AM-303-PR1 Excavation. • Equipment not involved in the excavating activity or not required to be in the vicinity shall keep clear. Equipment that shall operate in the vicinity shall maintain appropriate setback distances from edges of excavations or spoil piles. 4.5.20 All heavy equipment shall be operated in a safe manner that will not endanger persons or property. • When ascending or descending grades in excess of 5 percent, loaded equipment shall be driven with the load upgrade. • When operating an electric-powered, remote controlled, hydraulic device used for demolishing concrete structures and refractory linings as well as excavating, refer to the S3AM-309-ATT1 Brokk 180 for more specifics. 4.5.21 All heavy equipment shall be operated at safe speeds. Do not drive any vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and safe for weather conditions, traffic, intersections,width, and character of the roadway, type of motor vehicles, and any other existing condition. 4.5.22 Always move heavy equipment up and down the face of a slope. Never move equipment across the face of a slope. 4.5.23 Slow down and stay as far away as possible while operating near steep slopes, shoulders, ditches, cuts, or excavations. 4.5.24 When feasible, Operators shall travel with the"load trailing", if the load obstructs the forward view of the operator. Heavy Equipment(S3AM-309-PR1) Revision 6 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. Page 7 of 12