Page 1 Flashcards
- What should a Marshaller consider when guiding road transport vehicles compared to site based plant?
Road going vehicles have limited off-road capability compared to most plant so not able to deal with mud and uneven ground very well.
- What are the advantages of implementing a one way traffic system?
Reduces the need for reversing.
It also reduces the risks of collisions and congestion.
- Name FIVE proximity hazards that can occur when plant or vehicles are travelling and manoeuvring on a site.
1) Other plant, vehicles and pedestrians.
2) Overhead cables
3) Slopes/inclines
4) Excavations
5) Structures
6) Confined spaces
- When marshalling plant and vehicles in a given area, what should the Marshaller anticipate?
Other plant, vehicles and pedestrians.
- a) In what situation can barriers that are segregating a working area be removed?
Only when plant or a vehicle is entering or exiting the area.
- b) when should barriers be put back down?
Straight after the authorised vehicle has entered or exited.
- What is the purpose of a Logistics or Delivery Plan?
Lists time deliveries are expected. Where they should be unloaded. Where items should be stored..
- When ‘receiving’ visiting delivery vehicles, what should a marshaller consider before directing them to the unloading place on the site?
- Site layouts change often (so assume they dont know route).
- They must be supervised at all times.
- If a transporter is to unload an item of plant, identify THREE factors that the marshaller should consider in terms of the unloading area.
1) No other vehicles/plant, pedestrians in the area.
2) Sufficient area to unload safely.
3) No overhead hazards (structures and cables).
4) Ground is firm with no known underground services or voids.