1. Jack and Hoist Safety

2. Lifts, Jacks and Safety Stands
The safe use of jacks and floor stands can prevent many unnecessary accidents. This device should be placed at designated lift points.

3. Many of these accidents are caused by:
Vehicle placed incorrectly on a lift or floor jack.
Failure of a floor jack or lift to support the vehicles weight.
Vehicle slipping off from a floor jack due to vehicle movement or imbalance.
Failure to use safety stands, or incorrect placement of safety stands.
Placing a jack or safety stand at a lift point other than the designated vehicle lift point.

4. Vehicle Lifts
Always use the manufacture’s recommended lift points when lifting a vehicle. Use of any other point can cause damage to the vehicle or slip off the hoist. The vehicle service manual will give the correct lifting points.

5. Floor Jacks and Safety stands
When using a floor jack, position it properly under the vehicle. Do not allow the jack to slip out.
When using safety stands, place the stands and the vehicle on a flat area of the floor were the vehicles weight can not make the stands sink.

6. Engine Crane (Cherry picker)
A crane is used to pick-up and move heavy objects. Example a technician will use a crane to remove an engine from a vehicle.
If the load is too heavy or held too far from the body of the crane it could fall over.

7. Transmission jack
This is used to support a transmission when it is serviced or replaced. Removing a transmission changes the vehicles center of gravity. They are very similar to a floor jack but it is only used to hold or support a transmission.

8. Pneumatic Tools
A pneumatic tool (air tool) is a tool that is powered by compressed air. Air tools are labor saving devices. These tools include: impact guns, impact wrench, and air blower, cut off wheels.

9. Impact Gun
provides a fast means of installing or removing threaded fasteners. An impact gun/ratchet uses compressed air to rotate the driving head.

10. Sequence pattern

11. Replacing a Rim/Tire