Boom Lift License Moose Jaw

Boom Lift License Moose Jaw - Just completely qualified persons should operate an aerial boom lift. Qualification can be attained through a combination of sessions in the classroom and practical training with the specific type of aerial lift which would be utilized on the job. A License is needed for anybody who works on or operates an aerial boom lift.

Vehicle-mounted aerial devices include the following work vehicles: aerial ladders, extensible boom platforms, vertical towers, articulating boom platforms, and whichever combination of these types.

There are some basic safety regulations that apply to all boom lifts. Worker safety whilst within the basket is a top priority. Workers must wear a body harness and lanyard attached to the boom or basket. Never tie off to an adjacent pole, structure, or equipment. Workers should stand on the basket floor, and never climb or sit on the basket edge. The manufacturer's load limits must be followed.

Lift operators should be authorized to operate an aerial lift. The manufacturer's guidebook should be kept within the lift and the operator has to know all aspects of that particular unit. Operators are responsible for making sure that safety measures are followed in operating the lift. A daily test of lift controls must be carried out. Position outriggers and set brakes (if they are utilized) on pads or a stable surface. When working on a slope, use wheel chocks.

Never move an aerial lift truck with an elevated boom whilst workers are inside the basket. Extensible boom platforms and articulating boom utilized as personnel carriers must have accessible, plainly marked, upper controls. Except for in emergency circumstances, lower controls must not be used to override upper controls unless permission has been given by the individual inside the lift.

While working from an aerial lift, do not wear pole or tree climbers.
The insulated part of the aerial lift should not be altered.
Make sure that the booms are thoroughly checked, that the machinery is correctly cradled and the outriggers are in the stowed position prior to moving.
Make sure that lifts being utilized near or in power lines are di-electrically tested and conform to local rules.

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