TM5-3810-305-10
To test the work platform and equipment, use the
following procedure:
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Load the work platform with ballast at least 2
times the weight of intended load.
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Acceleration and deceleration
must be smooth and controlled.
Failure to follow this procedure
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could cause damage to equip-
ment.
Raise and lower the load at maximum line
speed.
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Test the control/braking function by bringing
the load to a smooth stop.
The specific operation to be undertaken shall
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be performed in its entirety.
When the test is completed, inspect the work
platform and equipment for any evidence of
damage or defect.
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All limiting and warning devices shall be acti-
vated by each control function which may create
a two-blocking condition.
before using a work platform:
Make certain the LRT 110 Crane is
level and stable, with outriggers fully
extended on a solid, level surface.
Make certain the operator is
experienced and in good physical and
emotional condition.
Make certain the operator does not
leave his station. While the work
platform is in use, the operator is to
remain in the vehicle with the engine
running.
All unauthorized personnel will leave
the LRT 110 Crane working area while
a work platform is in use.
All operations using a work platform
must be planned by the operator along
with supervisors, signal personnel and
personnel to be lifted prior to the
operation.
The crane operator must avoid any
sharp or sudden movements while a
work platform is in use.
No operations with a work
platform are authorized “On
Tires,” Always make certain
LRT 110 Crane is on a stable
surface with the outriggers fully
or serious injury.
Never use a work platform near
energized power lines or ground
cables. Failure to follow this
the
procedure could cause DEATH
extended. Failure to follow this
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procedure could cause DEATH
distance from power lines required by
or serious injury.
OSHA 29CFR, Part 1910, while a work
platform is in use.
c. Operation and safety: Always observe the
following operation and safety procedures
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