Snow Blower Safety: A Complete Operating Guide
Operate a snow blower safely around moving parts, clogs, fuel, electricity, slopes, poor visibility, children, pets and debris.
Read guide →Safe Operation
Safe Operation
Snow blowers can throw hidden objects and expose moving parts. Keep children and pets away, isolate power before clearing and follow the exact manual.
Clear the Driveway Before Snowfall Hides Hazards
Remove bricks, wood, stones, toys, hoses, cords and other objects before snow blower operation.
Read guide →Keep Children, Pets and Bystanders Away
Create a safe snow-clearing zone that keeps children, pets, neighbours and helpers away from moving equipment and discharged snow.
Read guide →How to Clear a Snow Blower Clog Safely
Respond to a clogged snow blower without putting hands or feet near the auger, impeller or discharge chute.
Read guide →Gasoline and Carbon Monoxide Safety
Handle snow blower fuel safely and prevent carbon monoxide exposure during starting, operation, refuelling and storage.
Read guide →Battery and Corded Snow Blower Safety
Use batteries, chargers, outdoor cords and electrical snow equipment safely in cold, wet conditions.
Read guide →Safe Operation on Ice and in Poor Visibility
Reduce slip, collision and control risks when clearing during darkness, blowing snow or icy conditions.
Read guide →Safe Snow Blower Use on Slopes and Gravel
Use conservative settings and operating methods on loose stone, uneven ground and sloped driveways.
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