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Prepared by the Health and Safety Laboratory for the Health and Safety Executive 2015 Health and Safety ExecutiveThe use and non-use of seat belts in the operation of forward tipping dumpersRR1066 Research ReportDavid Fox, Stewart Arnold and Jonathan Bohm Health and Safety LaboratoryHarpur HillBuxtonDerbyshire SK17 9 JNIn the event of a forward tipping dumper (FTD) overturning, the operator will be protected from death and serious injury by wearing their seat belt. The seat belt works in combination with the roll over protection system (ROPS) to keep the operator in their seat, preventing them being crushed by the machine. Unfortunately, a proportion of operators choose to operate FTDs without wearing a seat belt and thus increasing their risk of death or serious injury should the machine overturn.
Prepared by the Health and Safety Laboratory for the Health and Safety Executive 2015 Health and Safety Executive The use and non-use of seat belts in the operation of forward tipping dumpers
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