Aerial Lift Written Test - Southam and Associates

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This written exam is designed to test the prospective operator on general knowledge and safe practices in relation to the type of equipment that he/she will be operating. The SSHO (Site Safety Health Officer) will oversee the test to the employee. Candidates must score at least 80% to pass the exam. All answers are multiple-choice; please choose the best possible answer. By inputting your name and submitting your answers, you are agreeing that you are the individual taking the test.

STUDY MATERIAL

Please study the following information and then answer the questions: https://appsafety.appstate.edu/sites/appsafety.appstate.edu/files/Aerial%20Lift%20Safety%20PDF.pdf

First and Last Name *

Date *

YYYY

Who is ultimately responsible for the safe operation of the aerial platform? *

1 point

Equipment Owner

Operator

Safety Director

Superintendent

The operator is responsible for reading the safety rules and operational instructions for the aerial platform, this information can be found in the _______________________________________. *

1 point

Owner’s manual

EM-385 manual

OSHA home office

Employee handbook

If using electrified tools while on an aerial lift, use only tools that are double insulated for have a grounding plug. *

1 point

True

False

Aerial platforms are intended to be operated on ____________________________ surfaces. *

1 point

Rocky

Uneven

Wet

Firm and Level

List three (3) things that the operator must check for on the machine as part of his inspection: *

If the operator has any questions regarding the operation or application of the machine, he/she should: *

1 point

Do the best they can under the circumstances

Experiment with the machine

Stop operation and seek assistance from employer, manufacturer, or dealer

Modify or make alterations when necessary

A manufacturer's specified maximum load includes *

1 point

the weight of the person

the weight of the person and all tools/supplies/equipment

Choose the correct answer for the blank: Do not operate on surfaces that exceed the manufacturer’s maximum slope (typically______ or less). Always use wheel chocks and brakes when operating on any slope. *

1 point

10%

15%

20%

Never position or tie off the lift or platform against *

1 point

a wall

a wall or structure

a wall, structure, or other surface

Most aerial lifts are intended for *

1 point

2 people

1 person

the entire crew

Fill in the blank: Keep _______ firmly on the floor of the platform. Do not attempt to gain additional reach by standing on boxes, planks, or other objects. *

1 point

Drill and tools

Seatbelt or Harness

Both feet

Enter and exit the platform only when it is fully ____________ . *

1 point

raised

lowered

being held by a crew member

Is a full body harness required when operating all boom type lifts? *

1 point

Yes

Is it safe to reach hands, arms and other body parts outside of the confines of the platform and guard rail as long as you make sure no objects are close? *

1 point

Yes

Improper Use - It is relatively simple to mitigate the risk of injury resulting from improper use. Click all that apply to mitigate this risk *

4 points

Remove the key or otherwise secure a lift while it is being stored so that it is not available to unauthorized persons.

Do not allow anyone to operate a lift until they have completed instructional and hands-on training and they have demonstrated competency in the operation of the specific lift they are expected to use.

Refrain from horseplay

Use an aerial lift only for the purposes and in the manner specified by the manufacturer. Never use an aerial lift as a crane.

Required

Pre-Use Inspections should be done for using an aerial lift *

1 point

True

False

Only if your crew leader requires it

The purpose of a pre-use inspection is to detect defects or damage that could impair the functioning of the machine or the operator’s familiarity with the controls *

1 point

True

False

You do not have to be qualified to operate an aerial lift. *

1 point

True

False

Collision hazards can exist both overhead and on the ground *

1 point

True

False

When is it okay to stand on the top rail of an aerial lift? *

1 point

When deemed necessary to complete a job

If given the okay by the Superintendent

Only when wearing a body harness

Never

List 3 things you learned in this safety material *

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