Information
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
Evaluation Info:
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Operator Name:
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Trainer Name:
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Pump Unit #:
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Date of Eval:
At the Yard:
General
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Operator on time?
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Proper Attire: Long pants, boots, 3" Min Sleeves,
Walk Around
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Fluids-Fuel / Oil / Water / Hydraulic Oil - Fill Levels and Leaks
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Tires / Mirrors / Lights
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Cover / Safety Guards in place
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Hopper clean and free of debris
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Cab Free of debris
Pre Checks
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Required system / accessories in good condition; loaded per job ticket
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Tools - cleanout, spill kit, etc.
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Boom Strapped Down
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Outriggers Pinned / in travel position
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E-Stop function test / reset
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Job Site identified / routed
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Paperwork
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PPE on board: Hard Hat, Safety Glasses, Gloves, Hi Viz, Hearing Protection
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Cycle the pump
Driving to the Job
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NO SMOKING
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Seatbelt fastened
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Uses turn signals appropriately
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Adequate following distance - No Tailgaiting
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Changed lanes slowly; uses mirrors in advance
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Proper gear used up / down hills
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Understands axle interlocks and how to use
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Obeyed all traffic laws - speed / signs / lights
At the Job Site
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PPE on and being worn correctly
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Located supervisor / contact person - instroductions
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Extends courtesy to customers and others
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Meet hoseman and covered pour plan; reviewed communication signals with crew
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Surveyed setup area; identified obstructions - powerlines / buried utilities / embankments / etc.
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Finds out where to wash out before pour
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Inquired of soil conditions
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Backed up using spotter
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Allowed adequate access for ready mixed trucks
Set Up
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"One-to-One Rule" applied
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20' / 50' Power line distances maintained
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Requested and obtained spotter for Power lines
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Provided spotter with visual aids for safe zone identification
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Secured unit from traffic - uses traffic cones when applicable
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Leveled ground under outrigger pad or dunnage
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Used outrigger pads supplied with pump
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Outriggers fully extended and jacked down (per Manufactures instructions or if company policy allows unit to be short rigged)
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Put full weight of unit on each outrigger; tested for sinking; followed proper procedures to stabilize outriggers
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Leveled unit within three degrees
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Extended boom over each outrigger; tested for sinking applied sufficient dunnage
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Attached proper system
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Used one safety sling and pinned all clamps on each piece of system suspended from the boom
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Used flexible hose if connecting separately laid pipeline to the boom
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Secured vertical pipeline - when rewired
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Used the "Three-Point Rule" when climbing on or off the pump, or any object
Basic Pump Operation
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Familiar with Remotes
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How to hook up wired remote box
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How to boot up radio remote
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Manual pump controls
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PTO Controls
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Agitator controls
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Hopper grate safety switch (keep hands out of hopper)
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Horn - E-Stop
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Main control box (local and rear panel)
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Understands when / how to lock rear end
Pumping at the Job
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Instructed hoseman about proper communication; including hand signals
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Checked hydraulic hoses for rotation
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Unfolded boom avoiding hazards
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Used acceptable method for priming
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Kept all personnel clear of the discharge while priming
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Instructed ready mixed driver to keep hopper full
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Kept all personnel clear of the discharge if the system is opened to remove a plug / to remove system / when restarting after a delay
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Monitored outriggers for sinking
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Employed use of a spotter if boom was within 20' / 50' of danger zones
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Kept the tip hose at or above hoseman's knees
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Monitored hose for kinking
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Operated the boom smoothly and accurately - proficient with controls
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Maintained contact with the hoseman
Moving on the Job (if applicable)
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Surveyed new site: identified conditions / hazards
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Folded up and secured the boom for travel
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Outriggers retracted and pinned
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Gear stowed; including remote (if moving faster than 10mph)
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Cleaned out - if necessary
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Utilized same setup procedures as previously
Emergency Items
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Provided and understands emergency phone list and procedures
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Heat related Injury Prevention - water, shade, recognizing symptoms and prevention
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Accident and injury reporting
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Switching from remote to hard wire
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Knows how to operate hand valves
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How to locate a plug in the system
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How to clear plug
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How to install patch on a blown pipe
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Able to use retarders in concrete properly
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Knows when / how to use sugar in concrete
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Knows how to use spill kit
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Knows how to use blow out cap
Cleaning out
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Established clean out area with contractor
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Examined clean out are for overhead power lines / soft ground / embankments / capacity
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Used a safe method to clean out (i.e. sucking a sponge)
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Understands water wash method
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Kept job site personnel clear of area
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Set the out riggers if boom is to be lifted out of the cradle
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Flushed water box and contained (keep hands out of box)
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Open rear discharge, clean and replace blow out cover
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Re-Placed all safety devices / guards
Completing the job
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Boom folded / secured for travel
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Tip hose and reducer removed and stowed
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Retracted / locked out riggers
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All gear properly secured on deck
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Backed up using a spotter
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Departed job on approved road
Return to yard , rewatering and refueling
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Fuel saddle tanks and outriggers - NO SMOKING
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Fill water tank and water box
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Clean all trash from cab
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Park in assigned, numbered spot
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Complete DVIR and return to dispatch with job tag
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Complete driver log
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Job Well done - drive home safely
Completion of Evaluation
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Operator Signature
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Trainer Signature
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Completion Date and Time