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What should you look for when checking the boom?

Along the boom there will be sight windows, allowing for inspection of the crane's telescoping system. The inspector should check for hydraulic leaks, damaged hoses, corrosion, worn parts, loose roller chains and anything else of question. The inspector will also be able to view the extension/retraction cylinders.

What should you not do in a boom lift?

Unsafe work practices are can cause a boom lift-tip over, so workers should not: \u221a Carry objects that are larger than the lift platform. \u221a Drive with the lift raised (unless the lift is designed for this purpose). \u221a Exceed the lift's horizontal or vertical reach limits. \u221a Override safety devices.

Do lifting eyes need to be tested?

\u201cIf the lifting eyes are permanently attached to the load, for example by welding, they are part of the load and do not require thorough examination. They do however need to be inspected at appropriate intervals under Regulation 6 of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER).\u201d

Who invented the aerial lift?

So, the next time you're talking with your coworkers after a long day of work, you can show off your knowledge with these 15 things you never knew about aerial lifts. The invention of the aerial work platform is often credited to John L. Grove, an American inventor and industrialist.

How many types of elevating work platforms are there?

There are two basic types of mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs): 1. Scissor 2. Boom.

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