Information

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Employee being evaluated

  • Location
  • EQUIPMENT INFORMATION

PRE-USE INSPECTION

  • Follow the Operator's Daily Checklist

  • Look for damage

  • Document all findings on checklist

SURVEY/INSPECT WORKSITE

  • Verify appropriate wind and weather conditions

  • Checks for overhead obstructions and electrical hazards

  • Checks for ground level obstructions and debris

  • Checks for bystanders

  • Checks for any other unsafe conditions

LOWER CONTROL STATION TEST

  • Completed a proper function test to determine any malfunctions

SAFE ACCESS TO PLATFORM

  • Face the machine and maintains 3 points of contact while entering

USE OF FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

  • Properly put on all correct fall protection

  • Promptly and properly tied off to equipment upon platform access

PLATFORM CONTROL STATION TEST

  • Completed proper function test to determine any malfunctions

SAFE TRAVEL: DRIVE AND CREEP "INCH: FORWARD AND REVERSE"

  • Move approximately 10 feet in a driving mode. Creep approximately 5 feet. Verify unit balance and stability.

TURN LIFT 360 DEGREES IN EACH DIRECTION

  • Minimum disturbance of lift platform. Verify unit balance and stability.

ELEVATE PLATFORM TO WORKING HEIGHT

  • Safe operation including but not limited to: Check to clear nearby personnel, overhead obstructions and electrical hazards

SHUT DOWN MACHINE USING EMERGENCY STOP FUNCTION

  • Locate and use emergency stop function

PARK AND SHUTDOWN MACHINE

  • Park in safe and stable area

  • Properly shut off operator's panel

SAFE DISMOUNT FROM LIFT

  • Face the machine and maintains 3 points of contact while exiting

FINAL SHUTDOWN OF MACHINE

  • Locate and activate "Dead Man or Kill Switch" to shut lift down completely

  • Promptly and properly untie from equipment when exiting platform

  • Based on my evaluation, the operator has ______________________ completed the evaluations and hands-on training.

  • Evaluator Signature

  • Operator Signature

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