© Easy Guides AustraliaQLD Vet Edition MAIN MENU QUIT X CONTACT EASY GUIDES WWW EASY GUIDES ONLINE Use the menu below to jump to a particular section or use the arrow at the bottom of the screen to begin at the start. Click to start New Queensland Licensing Pathway Introduction SECTION 1 – Conduct routine checks SECTION 2 – Plan work SECTION 3 – Check controls and equipment SECTION 4 – Shift load SECTION 5 – Shut down equipment SECTION 6 – Secure site Links have been disabled. Use your Enter button or mouse click to move to next screen.

© Easy Guides AustraliaQLD Vet Edition MAIN MENU NEXTPREV Check for defects in the hydraulic system During a routine check, check for hydraulic oil leaks. During a routine check, check for loose connections. During a routine check, check hoses for splits, fractures or bulges.

© Easy Guides AustraliaQLD Vet Edition MAIN MENU NEXTPREV DO NOT travel a grader near the edge of a fill It is dangerous to travel a grader near the edge of a fill. The edge fill may collapse causing the grader to fall or overturn.

© Easy Guides AustraliaQLD Vet Edition MAIN MENU NEXTPREV Use chocks when changing a cutting edge or end bits on a raised blade You need to take safety action before changing a cutting edge and end bits on a raised grader blade. You can use chocks to support the raised grader blade.

© Easy Guides AustraliaQLD Vet Edition MAIN MENU NEXTPREV Positioning the grader blade when travelling Keep the blade as high as possible and inside the wheels. The left side of the blade should be behind the left wheel. If the blade drops while in this position the grader will move off the road rather than into oncoming traffic.