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During the movement of products and materials there are numerous opportunities for personal injury and property damage if proper procedures and caution are not used. This chapter applies to all powered industrial tucks, hoists & lifting gear. The information in this chapter shall be used to train prospective industrial truck operators and provide the basis for refresher and annual retraining. OSHA reference for Powered Industrial Trucks is 1910.178.  \nResponsibilities  \nManagement  \n• Provide adequate training in safe operation of all equipment used to move or access materials  \n• Provide equipment that is safe to operate  \n• Implement an \"Out of Service\" program for damaged equipment  \n• Not allow modification to equipment except those authorized in writing by the equipment manufacturer  \n• Establish safe operating rules and procedures  \nSupervisors  \n• Monitor safe operations of material handling equipment  \n• Ensure all equipment is safety checked daily  \n• Tag \"Out of Service\" any damaged equipment  \nEmployees  \n• Operate only that equipment for which they have been specifically trained and authorized  \n• Conduct required daily pre-use inspections  \n• Report any equipment damage of missing safety gear  \n• Follow all safety rules and operating procedures  \nHazards  \n• Falling loads  \n• Overloading of equipment  \n• Impact with equipment  \n• Piercing of containers  \n• Loading dock roll off  \n• Chemical contact-battery acid  \n• Fires during refueling  \nHazard Controls  \n• Control of equipment keys  \n• Authorized fueling & recharge areas  \n• Proper palletizing of material  \n• Marked travel lanes  \n• Equipment warning lights  \n• Seat belts  \n• Mounted fire extinguishers  \nPre-Qualification  \nAll candidates for Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) operators must meet the following basic requirements prior to starting initial or annual refresher training:  \n• Must have no adverse vision problems that cannot be corrected by glasses or contacts  \n• No adverse hearing loss that cannot be corrected with hearing aids  \n• No physical impairments that would impair safe operation of the PIT  \n• No neurological disorders that affect balance or consciousness  \n• Not taking any medication that affects perception, vision, or physical abilities  \nTraining  \nAn experienced operator, selected by Management, shall conduct Training for Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) Operators. 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