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Aerial lift stability

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Aerial lift stability

To ensure the stability of the aerial lift and keep workers safe, these rules should be followed:

  • Set outriggers on pads or on a level, solid surface.
  • Set brakes when outriggers are used.
  • Use wheel chocks on sloped surfaces when it is safe to do so.
  • Set up work zone warnings, such as cones and signs, when necessary to warn others.
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Aerial lift stability

To ensure the stability of the aerial lift and keep workers safe, these rules should be followed:

  • Set outriggers on pads or on a level, solid surface.
  • Set brakes when outriggers are used.
  • Use wheel chocks on sloped surfaces when it is safe to do so.
  • Set up work zone warnings, such as cones and signs, when necessary to warn others.
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