Safe Operating Procedure
Safe Operating Procedure (Created 9/10) 1 ... standards specify minimum safe distances that are to be maintained while working in an aerial lift, as indicated in the table below. If these distances cannot be achieved, do ... o Lockout overhead cranes that are located within the working distance of the lift. AERIAL LIFT SAFETY
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