Excavator & Dozer Identification Standards
OHSA + CSA Standards · Province of Ontario
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OHSA + CSA Standards — OHSA + CSA Standards
Excavators, bulldozers, and earthmoving equipment should be identified with company name, unit number, and safety labels compliant with OHSA requirements.
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Excavators and dozers on Ontario sites need company name and unit numbers. These identify the machine in incident reports and site audits.
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