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••� Job Safety Analysis [JSA] <br /> Aerial Lift Usage <br /> (cherry picker, bucket truck) <br /> STEP ACTIVITY HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURE NOTES <br /> 2 Prepare and Secure 1. Injuries to operator,co-workers, 1. Warn people in work area 1. Fall protection equipment shall <br /> Work Area and bystanders. 2. Place barricades to clearly be inspected prior to each use <br /> 2. Being struck by vehicles. communicate to traffic the work for wear,damage,other <br /> zone. if working outside in a deterioration,and defective <br /> 3. Slips,trips,and falls. traffic area;Bones and traffic components shall be removed <br /> 4. Insufficient or inadequate PPE. barricades as well as flaggers from service. <br /> 5. Heavy lifting strain. may be needed to establish a 2. Do not begin work until traffic <br /> safe work zone. hazards are mitigated. <br /> 3. Position lift away from traffic, <br /> building overhangs,and power <br /> lines. Level truck base and block <br /> wheels. Visual inspection and <br /> operational check of lift. <br /> 4. Clear work area of ail <br /> obstructions. Use proper lifting <br /> technique when moving <br /> equipment. <br /> 5. Assemble tools and PPE. Stow <br /> all tools/equipment. Use a tool <br /> belt. <br /> 3 Operating Lift 1. Falling injuries. 1. Secure operator with a body belt 1. Lifts may be used for access to <br /> 2. Eye,hand,arm injuries to and personal lanyard anchored roofs and canopies if appropriate <br /> operator. to boom. for the work conditions. <br /> 3. Electrical injuries to operator. 2. Never exceed the posted lift 2. The lift basket may only be <br /> capacity(including worker, lowered onto a roof when the <br /> 4. Operating on an uneven surface. material, and tools). basket is more than 6 feet from <br /> 5. Encountering holes,debris and 3. Never use lift as a crane or hoist the roof edge. <br /> drop-offs while operating to lift or lower materials. 3. The lift must be used on a <br /> elevated. 4. Always look in the direction of surface that allows stability of <br /> 6. Overloading and collapsing the travel of the bucket when the equipment in the raised <br /> boom(i.e. using a lift as a operating lift;never run boom or position. <br /> material crane). bucket into conductors,cables, 4. Lifts shall not be used when <br /> 7. Making contact with electrical poles,trees,etc. winds exceed 35 miles per hour. <br /> conductors with an uninsulated 5. Never move the lift truck when 5. If out riggers are available on the <br /> portion of the lift. the boom is elevated in a working equipment,they must be <br /> 8. Neglecting to deploy outriggers position with an operator in the deployed. <br /> or brace sufficiently against tip- bucket. 6. WARNING: Insulated buckets <br /> over. 6. No part of the body shall be used do not protect operators from <br /> 9. Making body contact with to locate or to attempt to stop a other electrical paths to the <br /> electrical conductors or entering hydraulic leak. ground,such as those <br /> the induction field. 7. Use proper PPE. through trees,through a guy <br /> wire,or the path from one <br /> 10. Operating the lift in inclement 8. Maintain a minimum clearance of phase wire to the second <br /> weather or low visibility 10 feet from energized onductors phase wire,any one of which <br /> conditions. rated 50kV phase-to-phase or can be fatal. <br /> 11. Inexperienced or untrained less;for lines rated over 50kV 7 Do not operate the lift without <br /> operators. phase-to-phase,the minimum a trained employee who can <br /> clearance shall be 10 feet plus lower the lift from the ground. <br /> 12. Unobserved,uncorrected 4/10 inch for each kilovolt greater <br /> mechanical or structural defects. than 50 kV phase-to-phase. <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br />