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| The two main risks associated with operating Aerial Lifts are |
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| Three common causes of Aerial Lift accidents are |
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Stability problems,
Operator error,
Violating OSHA regulations |
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| Aerial lift inspections are completed: |
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| The Four different categories of bolts requiring inspection are: |
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1. Bolts holding pin retainer tabs
2. Bolts holding pin retainer washers
3. Pedestal mounting bolts
4. The upper rotation bearer bolts |
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| A grease fitting, Invented by Oscar U. Zerk, an American (Austrian-Born) inventor who invented the grease fitting in the early 1900's |
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| 5° is approximately 1-foot rise in |
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| The 3 federal regulations for aerial lifts are: |
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OSHA 1926.453 - Aerial Lifts
1910.67 - Vehicle Mounted Elevating and Rotating Work Platforms
Department of Transportation (DOT) |
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300V and less Avoid Contact
Over 300V-750V 12 Inches
Over 750V-2KV 18 Inches
Over 2KV-15KV 24 Inches
Over 15KV-37KV 36 Inches
Over 37KV-87.5KV 42 Inches |
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| The Frequent Inspection and Test is designated in ANSI |
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| A92.2 to be performed at daily to monthly intervals |
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| When it is necessary to raise and lower tools or equipment from the bucket, us a: |
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