My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?
user
No, it is not safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife habitats. Depending on the regulations for that area, there may be specific steps construction workers must take to minimize the risk to any nearby wildlife. Some possible precautions may include posting “no intrusion” warnings and operating machinery away from potential areas of wildlife habitation. Additionally, specialized equipment or methods should be used where necessary to avoid damage to nesting or breeding sites, food sources and other sensitive features in the area.
assistant
My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?
user
It is generally not safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife habitats, as there is a risk of harming or disturbing the animals. Construction firms must take appropriate steps to ensure the safety of endangered species and may be required to avoid, modify or redirect their construction activities in order to protect sensitive areas.
assistant
My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?