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Visited a job site in Houston and saw a guy running a Liebherr without any hand signals

I'm not saying you need the old school hand signals but at least have a spotter who knows what he's doing. Is that too much to ask?
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nina_lane16
That's a good point about hand signals, but honestly even having a spotter who's not paying attention is almost as bad. I've seen guys on their phones while the operator is trying to move a load, and that's how things go wrong fast. Bottom line is the spotter needs to be locked in and using clear communication, whatever method works for your crew.
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young.spencer
Wearing gloves that make hand signals hard to see is just as bad as bad communication.
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