Sometimes referred to as a Georgia buggy, a wheeled device used when a concrete pour is in a place that a concrete delivery truck or pump cannot reach.

When lifting, the area having a diameter twice the height of the object being lifted.

An elevator used to transport material from floor to floor.

A vehicle with a power-operated prolonged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load to be lifted and moved.

Portable device used for raising heavy objects by means of force applied by a lever, screw, or hydraulic press.

The quantity of materials able to be carried, transported, or relocated at one time by a machine, vehicle, piece of equipment or person.

Four-wheeled device used to transport materials around a job site.

Sometimes referred to as a tunnel buggy, a two wheeled device used to transport medium-length pieces of pipe, tubing, or scaffolding.

Similar to a pipe mule, but used to move larger pieces of pipe.

Also known as a power buggy, similar to a manual wheel barrow, but powered by an electric or gas motor.

A device that includes a surface table and two, three, or four roller skids.

Rough terrain forklift

Similar to an industrial forklift, but designed to be used on rough surfaces.

A person who walks in front of another worker who is carrying or transporting a long load to ensure there is a clear, unobstructed path.

A one or two wheeled vehicle with handles at the rear, used to carry small loads.

The area in which a forklift may come into contact with objects or people, either with the rear end of front forks.

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Term	Definition
Concrete Mule	Sometimes referred to as a Georgia buggy, a wheeled device used when a concrete pour is in a place that a concrete delivery truck or pump cannot reach.
Fall zone	When lifting, the area having a diameter twice the height of the object being lifted.
Freight elevator	An elevator used to transport material from floor to floor.
Hand truck	Also known as a dolly.
Industrial forklift	A vehicle with a power-operated prolonged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load to be lifted and moved.
Jack	Portable device used for raising heavy objects by means of force applied by a lever, screw, or hydraulic press.
Load	The quantity of materials able to be carried, transported, or relocated at one time by a machine, vehicle, piece of equipment or person.
Material cart	Four-wheeled device used to transport materials around a job site.
Pallet Jack	Also known as a pallet truck.
Pipe mule	Sometimes referred to as a tunnel buggy, a two wheeled device used to transport medium-length pieces of pipe, tubing, or scaffolding.
Pipe transport	Similar to a pipe mule, but used to move larger pieces of pipe.
Powered wheelbarrow	Also known as a power buggy, similar to a manual wheel barrow, but powered by an electric or gas motor.
Roller skids	A device that includes a surface table and two, three, or four roller skids.
Rough terrain forklift	Similar to an industrial forklift, but designed to be used on rough surfaces.
Spotter	A person who walks in front of another worker who is carrying or transporting a long load to ensure there is a clear, unobstructed path.
Wheelbarrow	A one or two wheeled vehicle with handles at the rear, used to carry small loads.
Workzone	The area in which a forklift may come into contact with objects or people, either with the rear end of front forks.

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