Aerial lift 2024

Question 1

This is the two main risks associated with operating an aerial lift.

Answer 1

Electrocution, Injuries (caused by falling)

Question 2

Three common causes of aerial lift accidents.

Answer 2

Stability problems, Operator error, Violating OSHA regulations

Question 3

OSHA 1926.453

Answer 3

Aerial lifts

Question 4

OSHA 1910.67

Answer 4

Vehicle-mounted elevating and rotating work platforms.

Question 5

Minimum Clearance from power lines when voltages of Over 750V, not over 2KV are present.

Answer 5

18 inches

Question 6

Minimum Clearance from power lines when voltages of Over 15KV, not over 37KV are present.

Answer 6

36 inches

Question 7

This is the vehicle and aerial lift inspections frequency by the operator.

Answer 7

Daily and Monthly.

Question 8

This is the ANSI inspection frequency done by a 3rd party.

Answer 8

Annual.

Question 9

These 2 items are signs of fatigue in welds.

Answer 9

rust and cracks

Question 10

This fitting was invented in the early 1900’s to lubricate parts.

Answer 10

Zerk

Question 11

CDL

Answer 11

Commercial Driver’s License

Question 12

GVWR

Answer 12

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating

Question 13

To comply with DOT, any vehicle with a (GVWR) greater than or equal to 26,001 lbs, requires this to operate.

Answer 13

CDL

Question 14

This is the maximum slope when operating an aerial lift.

Answer 14

5° (approximately 1-foot rise in 12 feet)

Question 15

PTO

Answer 15

Power Take-Off

Question 16

When booming to the right you should always place the wheel chocks in this location.

Answer 16

chock the rear right tire