Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWP's)

Additional Changes (A92.20- Design) Other equipment changes include: Can no longer use chains to close off entrances to the work platform. Instead, they must use gates that include toe guards. MEWP platform railings must be at least 43.5 inches in height. The old standard was 39 inches.

CHAPTER 13 MATERIALS HANDLING AND EQUIPMENT

Inspect and perform safety checks on material handling equipment before each use to ensure equipment is in proper working order and is ... OSHA defines "powered industrial trucks" as "mobile, powered, driven vehicles used to carry, pull, push, lift, stack, or tier materials." b. Trucks shall have a label indicating acceptance by a.

Hazards in Motion: Mobile Equipment Safety

Department of Health and Human ServicesCenters for Disease Control and PreventionNational Institute for Occupational Safety and HealthHazards in Motion: Mobi.

SEAT BELT USE ON MOBILE EQUIPMENT

(a) Mobile loading and haulage equipment shall be inspected by a competent person before such equipment is placed in operation. Equipment defects affecting safety shall be recorded and reported to the mine operator.

PowerPoint Presentation

From Falls, Falling Loads and Mobile Equipment: Install barricades. Use hand/mechanical signals. Grade soil away from excavation. Fence or barricade trenches left overnight. Use a flagger when signs, signals and barricades are not enough protection. PPT-011-01. Special Protection from Falls, Falling Loads and Mobile Equipment.

WesCEF Mobile Crane Safety

WesCEF Mobile Crane Safety WCEF-GM-HSE- Page 2 of 15 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED OR SAVED WesCEF USE ONLY Released date: 1/02/21 Version number: 1.0.0 1. Introduction All operators of mobile cranes on WesCEF sites shall be licensed and competent to operate the type of cranes they will be using.

Mobile Equipment Safety

"Preventing deaths and injuries to public workers while working around mobile equipment": A tailgate training produced by the New York State Bureau of Occupational Health. Mobile Equipment Safety - National Council for Occupational Safety and Health.

IOSH's Safety Training Presentations

Heavy Equipment Hazards. Mobile heavy equipment at construction sites is a major cause of fatalities: Electrocuted if equipment touches an overhead power line. Crushed if vehicle overturns. Run over by a backing vehicle. Crushed if caught between a wall or other vehicle or structure. Approximately 100 fatalities occur each year by mobile heavy.

WesCEF Mobile Crane Safety

WesCEF Mobile Crane Safety WCEF-GM-HSE- Page 2 of 15 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED OR SAVED WesCEF USE ONLY Released date: 1/02/21 Version number: 1.0.0 1. Introduction All operators of mobile cranes on WesCEF sites shall be licensed and competent to operate the type of cranes they will be using.

Powered Mobile Equipment

Workers must be trained to safely operate powered mobile equipment before using it on the job. For more information on OHS legislation regarding PME, visit Safety in the Workplace . For more information on safely operating forklifts, see the WorkSafe publication, Safe Operation of Forklifts, below:.

Toolbox presentations

Mobile equipment issues

Equipment Modifications. Tower Cranes. s. Floating Cranes & Land Cranes on Barges. Overhead and Gantry Cranes. Dedicated Pile Drivers. Sideboom Cranes. Requirements for equipment w/ capacity of poundsand less. Highlights. Scope. Definitions. Ground Conditions. Assembly/disassembly. Power Line Safety. Inspections. Wire Rope. Safety.

SAFE USE PLAN GUIDANCE

• The presence of personnel (authorized and unauthorized) and other mobile equipment An important aspect of MEWP operation is the safety of workers and the general public who can be exposed to potential hazards in the work area. Always maintain a controlled area below and ….

Toolbox Talk: Working around Heavy Equipment

even apply to pedestrians traveling on the road. The hazards do not go away when the equipment leaves the project or facilit y. Safety Tips . Safely working in the area of any heavy equipment requires the shared responsibility of both the equipment operator and their coworkers. As with all O&G ventures, each project must have a prepared and well.

Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWP's)

Additional Changes (A92.20- Design) Other equipment changes include: Can no longer use chains to close off entrances to the work platform. Instead, they must use gates that include toe guards. MEWP platform railings must be at least 43.5 inches in height. The old standard was 39 inches.

PowerPoint Presentation

Scissor Lift Safety A Full-Body Harness should be worn at all times and is to be attached to the basket at the manufacturer's anchor point when operating an aerial lift. Employees shall always stand on the floor of the basket and shall not sit or climb on the edge of the basket or ….

Tire and Rim Safety Awareness Program

§ 56/57. Safety defects; examination, correction and records. (a) Self-propelled mobile equipment to be used during a shift shall be inspected by the equipment operator before being placed in operation on that shift. (b) Defects on any equipment, machinery, and tools that affect safety shall be corrected in.

Toolbox presentations

Mobile equipment issues

Mining operations and mobile equipment selection audit - guide Page 6 of 22 2 Equipment safety requirements Equipment safety requirements Point Standard Guideline 2.1 Effective reversing alarms are fitted to mobile equipment. Intent: To ensure that pedestrians and others in vehicles are warned when mobile equipment is about to be reversed.

PowerPoint Presentation

PPT-028-03. Horns/alarms. Mast/forks. Gauges/controls. Hoses/belts/cables. Safety equipment. NOTE: If the FLT is used 24-hours-a-day, it must also be inspected at the end of each shift. Before each PIT is operated certain items should be inspected/checked to include: Fluid levels/pressures. Leaks. Steering. Fuel/battery level. Tires. Horns.

Contents

5.1.1 Mobile crane 7 5.1.2 Tower crane 8 5.2 Lifting gears 9 5.2.1 Wire rope slings 9 5.2.2 Wire rope slings

Mobile Hydraulic Crane Standards - PCSA Standard NO. 2 - Power Crane and Shovel Association. 2. USA Standards - Safety Code for Cranes, s, Hoists, Jacks and Slings - Crawler, locomotive and truck cranes - USAS B30.5-.

CHAPTER 13 MATERIALS HANDLING AND EQUIPMENT

Inspect and perform safety checks on material handling equipment before each use to ensure equipment is in proper working order and is ... OSHA defines "powered industrial trucks" as "mobile, powered, driven vehicles used to carry, pull, push, lift, stack, or tier materials." b. Trucks shall have a label indicating acceptance by a.