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Lift Safety. EZ Up 10’ Lift. Training Objectives. Identify lift hazards Understand OSHA equipment requirements Know how to inspect equipment Take necessary precautions when working in or near a lift to prevent accidents and injuries. Lift Hazards. Falling out of the lift - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Lift SafetyEZ Up 10’ Lift

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Training Objectives Identify lift hazards Understand OSHA equipment requirements Know how to inspect equipment Take necessary precautions when working in

or near a lift to prevent accidents and injuries

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Lift Hazards Falling out of the lift Tipping vehicle over Power lines Overhead obstructions Falling objects

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Know The Equipment Operating and maintenance manual are

kept on the lift Occupants Allowed - 2 Platform Capacity – 396 pounds Platform Height – 9’ 6” Platform Width – 2’ 2” Platform Width Extended – 5’ 6”

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Load Capacity Occupants Allowed – 2 Load Capacity – 396

lbs.

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Controls Controls both in lift and on vehicle Controls within easy reach of operator Controls are plainly marked as to

function Lower controls can override lift controls Except for emergencies, lower controls

only operate with permission from worker(s) in lift

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Trained & Authorized Operators Only operate lifts if trained and

authorized Understand operating instructions Receive hands-on training Know how to inspect equipment and

work area Demonstrate how to safely operate

equipment

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Fall Protection (?) Fall protection is NOT

needed when lift is used properly as directed by the manufacturer The guardrail system is

the fall protection system

No guardrails are to be removed

Do not climb on or lean over rails

Use only on indoor, flat and level surfaces

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Fall Protection (if needed) Fall protection would only be

needed when lift is used outdoors or on bumpy, uneven flooring

Wear a full-body harness with a lanyard attached to the lift

Inspect fall protection equipment before use

Never tie-off to an adjacent structure Lanyards will be kept with lift in Central

Plant

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Equipment Inspections Look for:

Cracked welds Hydraulic leaks Damaged control cables and loose

connections Tire damage

Perform control check and lift test Report issues to Transportation for

repairs

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Work Area Inspections Look for:

Uneven floor levels Bumps and floor obstructions Debris Overhead obstructions and high-voltage

conductors

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Before Entering the Lift Conduct inspections of lift and work area Ensure load is within rated capacity Make sure vehicle is on a solid surface Designate employee to watch Put the key switch on the Platform Control

position Make sure the Stop/Emergency buttons are

deactivated Put on hard hat (fall protection, if needed)

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Working in the Lift Always stand firmly on the lift floor Don’t sit or climb on the edge of the lift Never use a ladder Never use a plank between the lift and

another surface as a work platform Never lean over the edge of the rails or

put your feet on the rails

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While Driving the Lift Look in the direction of travel and keep

a clear view of the path of travel Watch out for nearby pedestrians Maintain a safe distance from overhead

obstructions Limit travel speed to match conditions

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Driving Operations Press right green button to select the driving

function The joystick enable lever must be pressed at all

times for the lift to operate Handle the joystick to control the driving of the

vehicle Travel speed is proportional and is controlled by

the movement of the joystick Release the joystick to stop the vehicle Brake is automatic Press black button to activate wheel blocking

device, can travel in straight line only

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Wheel Blocking Device

Lift/LowerFunction

Driving FunctionSpeed

Control

Emergency Stop

Joystick Control

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Lifting/Lowering Operations Press the left green button to select the

lift/lower function The joystick enable lever must be

pressed at all times for the lift to operate

Push the joystick forward to lift the basket

Push the joystick backward to lower basket

Release the joystick to stop the vehicle

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Safe Work Practices Keep at least 10 feet away from power lines Report malfunctions immediately Prevent ropes, cords, and hoses from

entangling with lift Before lowering the lift make sure the area

underneath is clear Always wear a hard hat while in the lift

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Remember After using the lift make sure to plug the

lift back in to recharge the batteries

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Summary Lifts are useful but can also be hazardous Only trained employees can operate the lift Inspect equipment and the work area before

each use Understand and follow safe work practices,

always wear a hard hat and wear fall protection as needed based on inspection of work area