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ATTENTION: Plower's and Spreader's... Back Up Alarm Notice

1/14/2010 Jay Yunker | Category: Industry News | 549 Views | 0 Comments |

Greetings Fellow Salt Spreader’s and Plower’s,

 

Well with the warmer weather arising in the Midwest, it gives us some time to keep up with the demand and make sure our customers are taken care of. We have come across some very important information that we like to pass on to our customers so that they are protected as well. Below is a article that we have come across from Department of Labor, and OSHA. Please check this out…

 

OSHA Regulation - Title 29 Section 1926.601, 'Motor Vehicles' states; No employer shall use any motor vehicle equipment having an obstructed view to the rear unless [1] The vehicle has a reverse signal alarm audible above the surrounding noise level or [2] The vehicle is backed up only when an observer signals that it is safe to do so.

 

This requirement specifically applies to vehicles operated within an off highway job site, not open to the public, except for vehicles specifically addressed in section 1926.602 (Material Handling Equipment).

 

  
So it is clear in practical terms that any vehicle that operates on a job site must have a back-up alarm fitted, the question is what alarm is suitable for a given application, the law states  "audible above the surrounding noise" but often this is difficult to assess, especially for vehicles that operate on various job sites. Fortunately ECCO offers solutions that not only answers this problem but also minimizes excess noise from overly loud alarms that are often fitted to ensure compliance.

ECCO pioneered the Smart Alarm during the 1980's and to this day there is no more effective product for ensuring OSHA compliance. Available in various configurations, Smart Alarms constantly measure ambient noise and adjust their sound level to 5dB(A) above, creating a volume that is safe without being annoying or contributing to noise pollution.

 

Click here Check out or Ecco Warning Light Section and Order yours today!

 

 

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