4 Point Inspection Personal Lines

Aerial/Boom/Scissor Lift Inspection Checklist

energized lines and/or equipment. Visual and Operational Inspection Points 1. Verify that the lift has a designated “anchor” point to attach fall protection to (refer to the Manufacture’s Operation Manual if needed). DO NOT use the lift if an anchor point is not available. Lanyards cannot be attached to the guardrail and cannot be

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Training Library Electrical - Home | Occupational Safety ...

electricians, or people who do wiring, such as overhead lines, cable harnesses, or circuit assemblies. Others, such as office workers and salespeople, work with it ... the use of personal protective equipment, and the ... normally enclosed live parts are exposed for inspection or servicing, the working space, if in a passageway or general open ...

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PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

Assist in the proper selection, care, use and inspection of fall protection equipment. For specific applications, users should always consult the individual manufacturer’s guide-lines. These guidelines are written for all personal fall protection equipment users. This includes

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FACILITY SAFETY INSPECTION CHECKLIST

4. Outlets, switches and boxes have covers Y N N/A 5. Permanent wiring in place -- no extension cords Y N N/A 6. Exposure of overhead electrical lines controlled Y N N/A 7. Emergency stops and critical electrical controls are identified Y N N/A 8. Appropriate electrical systems designed for hazardous locations have been

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FLENDER gear units - Siemens

3 / 94 BA 5010 en 06/2010 Notes and symbols in these assembly and operating instructions Note: The term "Assembly and operating instructions" will in the following also be shortened to "instructions" or "manual". Legal notes Warning note concept This manual comprises notes which must be observed for your personal safety and for preventing material damage.

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Introduction to Piping Engineering

4.0 engineering for static loading conditions 4.1 pressure 4.2 temperature 4.2.1 cold spring 4.2.2 expansion joints 4.3 dead weight 4.4 wind 5.0 engineering for dynamic loading conditions 5.1 safety valve thrust 5.2 seismic 5.3 steam hammer 5.4 water hammer 5.5 surge 5.6 …