Maintains loading and unloading ramps.

Set up signage, barrier fencing, ropes, and maze lines. 

Performs daily safety inspections on the lifts and completes a daily lift log.

Training: Complete an OSHA-approved certification training program. 

Safety equipment: Wear a full-body harness and restraining belt to protect against falls. 

Load limits: Do not exceed the manufacturer's rated capacity for the boom and basket. 

Ground conditions: Drive only on the ground that can support the lift's weight. 

Weather conditions: Do not operate the lift in high winds, rain, snow, or other unfavorable conditions. 

Work area: Ensure the work area is clearly defined and free of obstructions. 

Platform safety: Remain within the platform and do not use ladders or boxes to gain extra height. 

Safety devices: Ensure all safety devices, such as audible and visual alarms, are working.

Outriggers: Position them on a solid surface or pads when using outriggers.

Wheel chocks: Before using the lift on an incline, install wheel chocks. 

Braking: Set the brakes when elevating personnel with the vehicle stationary. 

Maintenance: Inspect the lift before each use and take it out of service if it is damaged