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... 35:25 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor , Bill Grieb This content has not been rated yet. VEHICLE SAFETY, PART 2 By Bill Grieb &# 160 Guidelines All company vehicles and equipment are to be operated in a safe manner and drivers must adhere to all applicable laws. The driver is totally responsible for the safe operation of the equipment. Accidents or damage must be reported to the supervisor by the vehicle's driver. The success and the safety of our employees depends on the mutual cooperation of each employee who has been entrusted with ... kept in each transport vehicle. General Safety Rules for Trucks, Tractors, and Forklifts General Rules All operators must be trained and certified at least annually. Plant conditions and operator duties should be reviewed at least annually and when any changes occur. All rules must be enforced. Safety and training records will be maintained. Operating Rules 1. Only authorized, trained, licensed drivers are permitted to operate equipment. 2. No stunt driving or horseplay. 3. No one shall ride on the forks of lift trucks. 4. ... part of the body shall be outside running lines or other areas where shear or crushing hazards exist. 5. No one is permitted to pass or work under the elevated portion of a vehicle. 6. Check vehicle at least once per shift for horn, lights, tires, battery, controller, brakes, steering, cooling, and lift system. 7. Immediately tag and remove from service any unsafe vehicle. 8. Do not exceed authorized or safe speeds. 9. Do not pass at blind spots or in dangerous ...

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... are caused by vehicle accidents, you can make a substantial difference in reducing your firm's costs by minimizing these risks. Toward this goal, your employees should follow the vehicle safety guidelines provided here. Vehicle Safety Guidelines All company vehicles must be driven safely according to the laws of the road. Employees must also follow these formal guidelines that were integrated into the Vehicle Safety Program to reduce vehicle accidents and limit the company's liability resulting from driver negligence. Use of Personal Vehicles Before employees can use their personal vehicles for company business, they ... Forklifts New operators will be trained and certified before being permitted to operate vehicles. All operators will be trained and certified at least annually. Plant conditions and operator duties will be reviewed at least once a year, and when any changes occur. All rules are strictly enforced. Safety and training records are maintained. Only authorized, trained, licensed drivers are permitted to operate equipment. No stunt driving or horseplay. No one shall ride on the forks of lift trucks. No part of the body shall be outside running lines or ... areas where shear or crushing hazards exist. No one is permitted to pass or work under elevated portion of the vehicle. Check vehicle at least once per shift for horn, lights, tires, battery, controller, brakes, steering, cooling, and lift system. Immediately tag and remove from service any unsafe vehicle. Do not exceed authorized or safe speed. Do not pass at blind spots or in dangerous locations. Sound horn at cross isles and where vision is obstructed. Carry load behind if it obstructs front view. ...

... PART 1 by Bill Grieb Vehicle accidents are one of the major causes of workplace injury. They include traffic accidents and in-house accidents involving forklifts. Vehicle Safety Guidelines All company vehicles and equipment should be operated in a safe manner, and drivers should adhere to all applicable laws. The driver is totally responsible for safe operation of the equipment. Accidents or damage must be reported to the supervisor by the vehicle's driver. Safety depends on the cooperation between each employee who has been entrusted with the responsibility of driving a company vehicle or their ... discuss responsibility until you have talked to your supervisor. TRUCK, TRACTOR AND FORKLIFT RULES General Rules All operators must be trained and certified at least annually. Plant conditions and operator duties should be reviewed at least annually and when any changes occur. All rules must be enforced. Safety and training records should be maintained. Operating Rules 1. Only authorized, trained, licensed drivers are permitted to operate equipment. 2. There should be no stunt driving or horseplay. 3. No one should ride on the forks of lift trucks ... 4. No part of the body should be outside running lines or other areas where shear or crushing hazards exist. 5. No one is permitted to pass or work under elevated portion. 6. Vehicles should be checked at least once per shift for horn, lights, tires, battery, controller brakes, steering, cooling, and lift system. 7. Immediately tag any unsafe vehicle and remove it from service. 8. Drivers should not exceed authorized or safe speed. 9. Drivers should not pass at blind spots ...