Scissor Lift
Version: 1.0
Updated: 1 Dec 2024
Document Summary
This document outlines safe work procedures for operating a scissor lift, focusing on operator competency, safety checks, and safe operation practices. Operators must be trained and hold verification of competency from an RTO. Pre-start checks involve inspecting hydraulic systems, brakes, controls, and safety features like gates and guardrails. Electric models require fully charged batteries, while diesel models require fluid checks. Worksite security includes barricading the area to prevent collisions or unauthorized entry.
Traveling guidelines emphasize inspecting paths for obstacles, using slow speeds, and ensuring platforms are lowered. Operators working at heights must avoid high wind conditions, overloading, and reaching beyond platform confines. Proper positioning on stable surfaces and awareness of electrical hazards are critical. Transport and maintenance require securing the machine during loading, following manufacturer guidelines, and using safety supports during maintenance. Adherence to these procedures ensures safe and efficient operation of scissor lifts.
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