Dozer

Definition

A term used in the trade for a bulldozer.

Purpose

A bulldozer, or dozer, is a powerful tracked vehicle equipped with a large, heavy blade in front, used for pushing soil, sand, rubble, and other materials during construction work. It is essential for land clearing, excavation, and grading tasks.

Examples of Use

1. Land Clearing: Used to clear land of trees, rocks, and debris for construction projects.
2. Excavation: Employed in digging and moving large quantities of earth for foundations, roads, and other structures.
3. Grading: Utilized to level and smooth surfaces, preparing sites for building and road construction.

Related Terms

• Excavator: A construction vehicle used for digging and moving earth.
• Loader: A vehicle equipped with a large bucket for scooping and transporting materials.
• Grader: A vehicle with a long blade used to create a flat surface during grading.

Notes

• Dozers are available in various sizes and configurations to suit different construction needs.
• Proper training and safety measures are crucial when operating a dozer.