Create a safety checklist for Lulls

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Inspect the swing drive for leaks. Make sure that all covers and guards are securely attached. Inspect the covers and the guards for damage. <!-- image --> Illustration 296 g06267482 Inspect the steps, the walkways, and the handholds. Clean the steps, the walkways, and the handholds. Make any necessary repairs. Inspect the operator compartment for trash buildup. Check for trash buildup under the floorplate and on the crankcase guard. Keep these areas clean. Adjust the mirrors to achieve the best visibility.

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- 48 Safety and protection - generally - 49 Protection - harmful substances and hazardous energy - 50 Unauthorized entry - 51 Traffic hazards - 52 Testing the atmosphere - 53 Ventilation and purging - 54 Inerting - 55 Emergency response - 56 Tending worker - 57 Entry and exit - 58 Retaining records ## Part 6 ## Cranes, Hoists and Lifting Devices ## General Requirements - 59 Application - 60 Not commercially manufactured - 61 Identification of components - 62 Rated load capacity - 63 Load charts - 64 Operator requirements - 65 Log books - 66 Preventing an unsafe lift - 67 Preventing collisions - 68 Load weight - 68.1 Lift calculation - 69 Loads over work areas - 70 Tag and hoisting lines - 71 Hand signals - 72 Controls - 73 Repairs and modifications - 74 Containers for hoisting - 75 A-Frames and gin poles - 75.1 Suspended personnel baskets ## Cantilever Hoists - 76 Installation and use ## Chimney Hoists - 77 Equipment requirements - 78 Operator responsibilities - 79 Worker in lifting device

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- (b) the workers are effectively warned of the danger. - 69 (3) A worker must not stand or pass under a suspended load unless the worker has been effectively warned of the danger and the operator of the lifting device knows the worker is under the suspended load. - 69 (4) The operator of a lifting device that is travelling with a load must ensure that the load is positioned as close to the ground or grade as possible. ## Tag and hoisting lines - 70 (1) If workers are in danger because of the movement of a load being lifted, lowered or moved by a lifting device, an employer must ensure that - (a) a worker uses a tag line of sufficient length to control the load, - (b) the tag line is used in a way that prevents the load from striking the worker controlling the tag line, and - (c) a tag line is used when it allows worker separation from the load. - 70 (2) An employer must ensure that tag lines of non-conductive synthetic rope are used when there is a danger of contact with energized electrical equipment. - 70 (3) An employer must ensure that tag lines are not used in situations where their use could increase the danger to workers. ## Hand signals - 71 An employer must ensure that hand signals necessary to ensure a safe hoisting operation are given in accordance with section 191 by a competent signaller designated by the employer. ## Controls - 72 (1) Moved to section 95.1 - 72 (2) Repealed. - 72 (3) The employer must ensure that an operator who uses a remote control to operate a lifting device is visually distinguishable from other workers at the work site. ## Repairs and modifications 73 (1) An employer must ensure that structural repairs or modifications to components of a lifting device are - (a) made only under the direction and control of a professional engineer, and - (b) certified by the professional engineer to confirm that the workmanship and quality of materials used has restored the components to not less than their original capacity. - 73 (2) If …