Elliott Traffic Safety Service L60, Руководство оператора

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Safety Responsibilities-aerial EEC-0074 V1.2
Safety Responsibilities
operator in safe operation of your equipment. It is also your responsibility to provide
the operator with properly maintained equipment and qualified crewmembers. Verify
that operators are properly trained, competent, physically fit, and if required by federal,
state, local regulations or project requirements, licensed and/or certified. Good vision,
good judgment, coordination, and mental ability are required. Any individual that lacks
any of these qualities should not be allowed to operate an aerial device.
Signal personnel must also have good
vision and sound judgment, know standard
aerial device signals and be able to clearly give
signals. They must have sufficient experience
to recognize hazards and signal the operator to
avoid them.
Riggers must have the ability to
determine weights and distances. Riggers
must also demonstrate the ability to select and properly use lifting tackle. It is the
responsibility of the management and supervisor to see that riggers are properly
trained.
Crewmembers must be given specific safety responsibilities and potential
hazards. Crewmembers not required for the lifting operation shall be instructed to stay
clear of the lift. Crewmembers must also be instructed to report any unsafe
conditions to the operator, supervisor or management.
Operator’s Responsibilities
Safety must be the operator’s most important concern. The operator must refuse
to operate the aerial device when knowing it is unsafe and should always consult their
supervisor if there is any doubt regarding safety. The operator must read and
understand the Owner’s manual and verify that the equipment is in proper working order
and properly set up before operating. The operator must be alert, physically fit, and free
from the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medications that might affect his/her eyesight,
hearing, reactions, or judgment.