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    Bucket Truck Inspection Checklist

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    This document provides a pre-use checklist for bucket trucks. It lists inspections that should be completed daily, weekly, monthly, and annually. It also provides safety tips, including only allowing trained operators, using fall protection, keeping the access gate closed, and barricading work areas.

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    Bucket Truck Inspection Checklist

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    This document provides a pre-use checklist for bucket trucks. It lists inspections that should be completed daily, weekly, monthly, and annually. It also provides safety tips, including only allowing trained operators, using fall protection, keeping the access gate closed, and barricading work areas.

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    This document provides a pre-use checklist for bucket trucks. It lists inspections that should be completed daily, weekly, monthly, and annually. It also provides safety tips, including only allowing trained operators, using fall protection, keeping the access gate closed, and barricading work areas.

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    Bucket Truck Inspection Checklist

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    Rony Medina
    This document provides a pre-use checklist for bucket trucks. It lists inspections that should be completed daily, weekly, monthly, and annually. It also provides safety tips, including only allowing trained operators, using fall protection, keeping the access gate closed, and barricading work areas.

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    Bucket Truck Pre-Use Checklist

    This Checklist is to be completed before each shift used. If the equipment fails any part of this inspection, remove the key and report it to
    your supervisor.
    Name: _______________________________ Date: ________________________________
    Foreman: ____________________________ Company Veh #: ______________________
    Make/Model: __________________________ VIN (last 4 digits): _____________________
    Vehicle Year: _________________________ License Plate #: _______________________
    Color: _______________________________ Mileage: _____________________________

    BUCKET TRUCK INSPECTIONS:


    􀂄 Daily 􀂄 Quarterly
    􀂄 Weekly 􀂄 Biannually
    􀂄 Monthly 􀂄 Annual (FMCSR & ANSI periodic)

    Pass Fail Pass Fail


    Daily Visual Inspection Pre-Operation Inspection/Test Daily
    Boom condition – welds, rust, damage Lower & upper controls
    Boom; boom rest/cradle; pins, rings, bolts Test all switches/controls
    Bucket – mounting, door latch, safety Test hydraulic and 12 volt electrical
    Cylinders & hoses “Safe operating condition”
    Hydraulic leaks – under truck & boom Emergency stop button works
    Loose/missing bolts, nuts, snap rings, cotter pins Defroster
    Outriggers Wipers
    Pedestal mounting bolts Horn
    Safety decals Emergency Brakes
    Snow or ice buildup Service Brakes
    Tire condition & inflation Seatbelts
    Turntable – bucket van Lights:
    Welds; look under the vehicle Brights
    Body Integrity: Dims
    Sharp/Rusted Brake
    Door Latches Tail
    Windows Roll Up & Dn Back Up
    Glass Mirrors (Cracked/Missing) Turning Signals-Left
    Gas Cap Turning Signals-Right
    Pedestal Mounting Bolts Warning lights/Flashers
    4 mounting bolts connect pedestal to bed/frame Safety & Emergency Equipment
    Colored dye/paint mark on bolt and lock nut Wheel chocks – minimum of 2
    ¾” grade 8 bolt Outrigger pads/mats
    Torque to 160# First aid kit
    Cargo Area Access Portable fire extinguisher – DOT 5 B:C
    Pedestal Collapse – Loose & Missing Bolts Reflective triangles
    Fluids Spare fuses – 1 for each amp circuit
    Brake Fluid Petroleum spill kit
    Engine Coolant Warning signs
    Hydraulic Oil Level Traffic cones
    Fall Protection Inspected
    Electrical PPE Inspected

    Comments

    Operator Printed Name Operator Signature

    May 2017
    Job Site Inspection Checklist Safety Tips
    Check all that apply at your work site. Read & Heed
    DO YOU NEED A SPOTTER? Obey all operating instructions & warnings
    DO YOU NEED BARRICADES? Only trained personnel are
    Pedestrians or Others in Work Area allowed to operate mobile equipment
    Debris on Ground Only trained personnel are allowed to enter
    Wind Speed/Weather Conditions aerial lift platforms
    Parked or Moving Vehicles ALWAYS be aware of overhead lines
    Grating/Surface Approved by Engineer NEVER exceed the Working Load Limit
    Jobsite Ruts/Rough Spots. NEVER utilize an aerial lift as material hoisting
    Jobsite Pot Holes/Speed Bumps/RR Tracks equipment
    Deep Ditches/ Excavations ALWAYS make sure the access gate is closed,
    Drop Offs safety chain is latched or seat belt is fastened.
    Obstacles/Bump Posts ALWAYS tie off to the manufacturer's desig-
    Soft and Uncompacted soil nated anchorage point
    Steep Slopes ALWAYS keep both feet planted firmly on the
    Large Rocks floor of the basket or platform
    Standing Water/Streams or Ponds NEVER step up on the midrail or toprail to
    Oil Spills extend your reach
    Wet Spots NEVER use a ladder, bucket or other objects to
    Slippery Surfaces i.e. wet clay or ice extend your reach
    Culverts Keep hoses, electrical cords, welding leads
    Trench Drains clear of moving parts when raising or lowering
    Edges of Loading Docks ALWAYS use three point contact when
    Building Projections entering or exiting equipment
    Overhead Obstructions Keep all body parts inside platform railings or
    Overhead Power or Phone Lines cab
    Underground Power or Gas Lines ALWAYS check your surroundings and look in
    Above Ground Fuel Tanks the direction of travel
    Hazardous Locations - Restricted Areas ALWAYS barricade your work area to keep
    Fire Hydrant/Equipment unwanted personnel out
    Wooden Pallets and/or Crates Good Condition Use cribbing for outriggers if necessary
    Forklift/RTFL Loads Secured DO NOT alter or modify equipment

    Comments (List any other safety issues)

    Name Date

    May 2017

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