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All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are prohibited from use.  \nResponsibilities  \nSupervisors  \n• Ensure that the equipment and devices are maintained in good condition.  \n• Ensure that pre-use inspections are performed and documented.  \n• Take immediate action if non-conformances are observed.  \n• Ensure all affected employees are trained in the manufacturer’s guidelines.  \n• Ensure that the operator has been trained in the manufacturer’s operating procedures for the work being done.  \nOperators  \n• Inspect equipment prior to use.  \n• Report any discrepancies, damage or defect in equipment or device.  \n• Consider the job to be performed and evaluate the job site location for potential hazards.  \n• Operate the equipment in a safe manner.  \n• Use equipment only if trained and authorized to do so.  \n• Understand the emergency procedures.  \nHazards Associated with Mobile Equipment  \nThe following are common hazards that can lead to injury:  \n\n| Falls from elevated levels | Objects falling from lifts |\n| --- | --- |\n| Overhead/Side hazards | Weather hazards |\n| Structural failures (collapses) | Collision |\n| Ejection from platform | Shock/Electrocution |\n| Tip-overs | Entanglement |\n\nTraining  \nOperators must be trained on the mobile equipment in accordance with all applicable regulations and standards. Mobile equipment operation requires valid certification from a recognized training agency.  \nInspections  \nPerform a daily pre-use inspection prior to using mobile equipment according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.  \nMaintenance and inspection records, and the manufacturer’s operating manual, must be available for operators.  \nSafe Working Procedures  \n• Appropriate fall protection equipment must be used in all mobile elevating work platforms.  \n• Operation of mobile elevating work platforms requires a valid certificate from a recognized training agency.  \n• Mobile Elevating Work Platforms are to be inspected by the operator prior to each use, as per manufacturer’s instructions. All defects are to be remedied prior to use and reported to a supervisor.  \n• A spotter is required when moving mobile elevating work platforms if other workers not involved in the operation are present. If the work area has a delineated “no entry” zone and no other workers are present in the work area, and if the operator has an unobstructed view, then no spotter is required.  \n• When vehicle or pedestrian traffic is present, flags, signs, traffic cones, or other means of traffic control shall mark the area around the MEWP.  \n• Non-operating personnel must remain 1.8 meters (6 feet) away from operating mobile equipment. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that the lift is not operated when personnel are closer than 1.8 (6 feet) meters to the lift.  \n• Survey the route to be travelled, checking for overhead obstructions, the ability of the surface to support the weight of the equipment, traffic, holes in the ground, ditches, slope of road, or other hazards.  \n• Operators must ensure that all occupants in the platform have the basic level of knowledge required to work safely on the MEWP. 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