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Bucket truck workers must wear a fall-restraint safety belt system or a full-body harness fall arrest system. Fall arrest equipment, work positioning equipment or travel restricting equipment shall be used by employees working at elevated locations more than 4 feet above the ground.
Common Hazards and How to Avoid Them Electrocution Contact with power lines can be fatal. Always maintain safe distances and use insulated equipment when necessary. Tip-Overs Overloading the bucket or operating on unstable ground can cause the truck to tip. Use stabilizers and stay within weight limits.
Bucket trucks are a type of mobile elevated work platform (MEWP) or aerial lift. Like any aerial lift, they come with a variety of safety risks, including potential falls, tip-overs, entanglement with power lines and electrocution, and collapse.
Stay within the weight range designated for the equipment. The bucket liner, tools, and personnel need to be included when calculating the weight. Never exceed the permissible capacity. If your bucket truck has an auxiliary hoist, be sure to stay within the load times and check its condition before each use.
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