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Can employees listen to music with headphones while operating power equipment
Can employees listen to music with headphones while operating power equipment in Virginia ?
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Solo but I can't imagine not having my headphones. Legally I don't know.
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Yep im the same way ..music makes me more productive
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A few of my guys listen to their iPods and whatnot... I really don't have a problem with it as long as they still pay attention to detail.
Myself, on the other hand.... if I were to listen to music, my mind would wander and I'd probably end up running over the customer's cat. Not to mention the thought of the customer seeing me as I do my best Eddie Murphy 48 Hours rendition of Roxanne. As to the legailty - no idea. Common sense says that the operator potentially wouldn't hear well enough to avoid a problem... but then ear plugs would do the same. I've always heard that it's illegal to wear headphones while driving a car... |
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It is illegal to wear headphones while driving but I'm pretty sure ipods, etc are A-okay.. its recommended to wear ear protection so whats the difference..
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i've got those 3m worktunes or whatever they are called. I just plug my ipod into it and get going
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Kidmows Ford and Chevy trucks Exmark, Toro, Honda mowers Stihl and Echo handhelds |
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i would be lost with my ipod. my guys listen to their ipods etc..
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We use the AO's. Ear muff radio's.
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All equipment is wore out. <- Never mind. All equipment has been repainted and with new decals. It's like I have new mower's again! 48" Ferris WB 36" Ferris WB All Echo hand helds <- That's how I feel at the end of the day.
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Our guys do.
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over 40 years old 20 years in business full time ![]() |
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I suppose employees could, however I can not think of a single reason to allow anyone to be distracted while working for my company. Accidents happen and I suspect that if I was to file a claim due to one of my employees wearing a set of headphones listening to music or anything else my claim would be denied. I believe I would and could be held responsible from a personel and business standpoint as well. Never worth the risk and loss from a completely preventable situation from occurring.
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