Information

  • Operator's Name & Number

  • Type of Training Conducted

  • Job Site

  • Conducted on

  • Training Conducted by

  • Location

Evaluation

Employee Information

  • Employee Name

  • Experience Level

  • Training Plan

  • Previous experience & Type of equipment

  • Signature

  • Equipment Trained On

  • Equipment
  • Equipment Type

  • Manufacturer

  • Model number

  • Practical training

VISUAL CHECKS

  • Platform, deck system and deck extension

  • undefined

  • Manuals including operating responsabilities.

  • undefined

  • Wheels and tires

  • undefined

  • Fluid levels engine/ battery hydraulics system

  • undefined

  • Capacity plate information

  • undefined

  • Safety devices ( harness, lanyards, anchorage points)

  • undefined

FUNCTION CHECKS

  • Instrument reading and familiarization

  • undefined

  • Tilt alarm and warning devices present & functioning

  • undefined

  • Emergency Controls

  • undefined

  • Brakes and Steering

  • undefined

BASIC OPERATING PROCEDURES

  • Competent and smooth operation of controls

  • Improvement Plan

  • Travels with the platform at a safe height

  • Improvement Plan

  • Travels at a safe speed for conditions and is aware of clearances

  • Improvement Plan

  • Maintains smooth control at all times

  • Improvement Plan

  • Checks all clearances before moving

  • Improvement Plan

  • Starts all turns in proper position

  • Improvement Plan

  • Selects best position to elevate

  • Improvement Plan

  • Stays a safe distance from all obstacles while traveling

  • Improvement Plan

  • Checks down below before lowering the platform

  • Improvement Plan

GENERAL SAFETY

  • Keeps body inside the guardrail system at all times

  • Improvement Plan

  • Completes workplace inspections before commencing the operation of the unit

  • Improvement Plan

  • Uses all safety devices

  • Improvement Plan

  • Yields to pedestrians

  • Improvement Plan

Risk Assessment

  • Operator knows the risks associated with operating the MEWP?

  • Name the four major risks associated with operating the platform:

  • Operator shall only operate MEWP's that he is authorized, trained and familiarized, with prior to operating

  • Is the operator familiar with the emergency procedures?

  • What are the emergency procedures required when operating MEWP's ?

  • Number of Tasks

  • Total Time Trained

  • COMMENTS

  • Employee signature. I acknowledge that have been trained on the safe operation of MEWP's Boom Lifts.

  • Trainer Signature

  • Practical training

  • Practical training

Boom Lift Quiz

  • Some emergencies that you may encounter when working on a MEWP platform are which of the following:

  • Power platforms cannot be used when winds are over:

  • The fall arrest system required when using a boom lift consists of

  • What is the minimum safe approach distance (MSAD) from overhead powerlines?

  • Which Boom lift should be used operated on soil?

  • What is the purpose of a boom lift?

  • Visual Inspections should be done?

  • Power platforms can be operated by

  • At what distance do you need to chock / lock up your tires closest to a change of elevation?

  • When do you shut down and cease the operation of the equipment

  • As the boom/platform is raised the overall stability

  • What two documents must be available during operation

  • Before you operate a power platform you must know

  • The operation of a power platform requires that

  • When traveling from one work area to another with an aerial platform, the boom should be positioned in which orientation?

  • Before operating a boom lift the operator must understand which of the following:

  • What is the function of an interlock system

  • The principle of a load balanced over two wheels is

  • The combined center of gravity will __________ as the platform is raised

  • Why is important for an operator to know lateral force rating

  • Operator Signature

  • Evaluator Signature

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