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September 17, 2026
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Preventing Rollovers

 

Rollovers are among the most dangerous but preventable jobsites accidents, often caused by uneven or soft ground, steep slopes, speeding, sharp turns, or overloaded equipment. Prevent them by wearing a seatbelt, checking ground conditions, staying off slopes steeper than the machine’s rating, driving straight up or down grades, keeping attachments low, and never operating equipment you are not trained on. If a machine starts to tip, stay belted in the cab and trust the ROPS—never jump out or try to climb aboard a tipping machine.



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Safety Bulletin 044 emphasizes that suicide prevention is an important part of workplace safety, especially in heavy civil construction where long hours, physical demands, injuries, time away from family, and other pressures can affect mental health. It encourages workers and supervisors to recognize warning signs, listen without judgment, ask directly when they are concerned, and connect coworkers with appropriate help rather than ignoring significant changes in behavior. Above all, the bulletin promotes a culture where speaking up is safe and reminds employees to look out for one another just as they would with any other workplace hazard.

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