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Safety presentation manbasket

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Warwick Bursey

This safety presentation outlines proper procedures for operating a man basket, which is a personnel lifting device. Key points covered include: conducting pre-use checks of the basket and equipment, ensuring workers are properly secured using fall arrest harnesses and lanyards, maintaining clear communication signals between workers in the basket and the operator, keeping the basket clear of hazards as it is moved around the work site, and following safety protocols for entering and exiting the basket. The goal is to prevent injuries by ensuring safe operation of the man basket at heights.

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SAFETY PRESENTATION WORKING AT HEIGHT THE MAN BASKET
THE MAN BASKET Carry out the pre start checks on level ground 2
THE MAN BASKET Make sure you have the correct PPE and that your seatbelt is fastened. 3
THE MAN BASKET Test the park brake Select the Park switch 4
THE MAN BASKET Test the park brake Rev the engine 5
THE MAN BASKET Test the park brake Select forward gear 6
THE MAN BASKET Hook up the basket with the IT hitch and make sure that it is properly engaged. 7
THE MAN BASKET The lock pin must be clearly visible from the outside of the hitch plate. 8
THE MAN BASKET Test that the basket has been properly attached. Move back a little if the Rest it on the ground and basket follows then it is select reverse gear properly attached 9
THE MAN BASKET Check the fall arrest harness before entering the man basket 10
THE MAN BASKET Get into the basket when it is on the ground Maximum of three workers allowed in the man basket 11
THE MAN BASKET Make sure the door is properly closed 12
THE MAN BASKET Attach the lanyard to the anchor point 13
THE MAN BASKET The adjustable lanyard must be long enough to stop you falling out of the man basket 14
THE MAN BASKET Make sure that you are wearing the full PPE for working in the man basket 15
THE MAN BASKET The IT operator must remain at the controls all the time and keep the motor running 16
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : Only one person to give hand signals and Clear line of sight to be maintained all the time 17
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : UP 18
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : DOWN 19
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : GO THERE 20
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : GO THERE 21
THE MAN BASKET Establish the rules of communication : STOP 22
THE MAN BASKET Keep the basket tidy. Remember that a neat work place is a safe workplace. 23
THE MAN BASKET The man basket must always be lowered to eye level when moving around the workplace 24
THE MAN BASKET Unsafe behaviour : work from the floor of the man basket and never climb on to the rails. 25
THE MAN BASKET Analyse the hazards : Do not have any pipes or other objects that protrude from the man basket. 26
THE MAN BASKET Do not use the man basket to carry heavy loads such as materials and equipment 27
THE MAN BASKET When the basket is lowered to the ground it must always be at least 1.5m from the wall. 28
THE MAN BASKET Keep the area under the basket clear. No one is allowed under the raised basket. Ever. 29
THE MAN BASKET Be careful when working on corners. There are blind spots and reduced visibility. Use a spotter if required. 30
THE MAN BASKET Crew may not stay in the man basket when travelling from one workplace to another. 31
THE MAN BASKET Be aware of bad ground conditions. Moving over uneven surfaces may cause the man basket to sway and cause injury 32
THE MAN BASKET Analyse the hazards : look for protruding objects from the top, sides and underneath 33
THE MAN BASKET E. Analyse the hazards : look for protruding objects from the top, sides and underneath 34
THE MAN BASKET Analyse the hazards Check for hard objects above that can crush workers in the basket 35
THE MAN BASKET THANK YOU 36

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