1. Operator Training Aerial Work Platforms Scissors Lifts and Boom Lifts

2. Safety Going home each day Enjoying family and friends Making sure your co-worker’s Go home each day to do the same. Safety First!

3. The purpose and use of manuals OSHA / ANSI regulations Five Step Approach Walk-Around Functional Test Work-site Hazard Assessment Proper Operation Proper Shutdown ICE 100 MAD Testing Hands-on Operation

4. Learning Styles Visual - SEE IT! Auditory - HEAR IT! Kinesthetic – DO IT! TWAATTNBCCBSNFLTWAATTNBCCBSNFL TWA ATT NBC CBS NFL

5. OSHA and ANSI The Occupational Safety And Health Administration Enforces the Federal Regulations The American National Standards Institute Develops Safety “Standards” Scaffold Industry Association (SIA) 02/28/2001 - Significance of ANSI standards with respect to OSHA requirements, specifically A92.6-1999. (www.OSHA.gov) A number of ANSI and other industry consensus standards have been adopted as OSHA requirements. 29 CFR 1926.453 Aerial Lifts (previously numbered §1926.556), which is part of OSHA's construction scaffolding standard, Part 1926 Subpart L, is one example where OSHA incorporated by reference an ANSI standard. This provision, which was originally promulgated under the Construction Safety Act and then adopted as an OSHA standard in 1971, requires that aerial lifts be designed and constructed in accordance with ANSI A92.2-1969, titled Vehicle Mounted Elevating and Rotating Work Platforms.

6. Operation and Safety Manuals are considered integral parts of the aerial work platform. THEY MUST BE KEEP ON THE AERIAL PLATFORM in the storage compartment. *ANSI/SIA A92.6-2006 First page

7. ! This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol. Caution Indicates a potentiality hazardous situation. If not avoided, May result in minor or moderate injury. Warning Indicates a potentiality hazardous situation, if not avoided Could result in serious injury or death. DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, if not avoided Will result in serious injury or death *AME Safety Manual pg. 5

12. Scissor Functionality

13. OSHA’s Most Cited Standards 1.The agency in fiscal year 2006 cited employers for 9,012 violations of 1926.451, which details OSHA’s scaffolding requirments for construction. 2.Hazard Communications 1910.1200 was with 6,704 violations. 3.Fall Protection 1926.501 Duty to have fall protection for construction with 6,378. Personal Fall Protection Equipment has to be considered the LAST line of Defense. Scaffold Industry Association

14. T.A.I.L.S.

16. New 2007 ANSI Z359 Standard October 2007

21. Work-Site Hazard Assessment

22. M.A.D.

25. Tipping Hazards

27. Crushing and Collision Hazards

34. Ground Controls

35. Platform Controls

36. Drive Functions

37. Proper Shut Down Fueling – Shut off Engine, Well Ventilated Area Battery Charging - Well Ventilated Area Securing the Aerial Platform The Operator SHALL implement means provide to protect against use by an unauthorized person(s). 8.10.25 Lowered to ground in safe and secure area. Key out and emergency shut off switches pushed in.

39. Conclusion The purpose and use of manuals OSHA / ANSI regulations Five Step Approach Walk-Around Functional Test Work-site Hazard Assessment Proper Operation Proper Shutdown ICE 100 MAD

40. Safety Going home each day Enjoying family and friends Making sure your co-worker Go home each day to do the same. Safety First! IT’S UP TO YOU!