SKY JACK - How to operate a Scissor Lift
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Sky Jack aka scissors lift
Ontario working at heights regulations- requires all workers to be trained on fall protection when working at heights. By law operators MUST "strap-up" when working at heights over 9 feet or 3 meters high. OR 6 feet or 2 meters in the USA.
However, the warehouse management can establish their own requirements as long as it comploys that that law.
For example most warehouse requires the operators to put on a harness once operating any machine that elevates at operator. So as to prevent the machine operator from instances where he/she forgets to hook on and elevates to highs that requires personal fall protection systems.
Disclaimer - THIS VIDEO IS FOR VIEWING ONLY NOT MEANT TO BE A TRAINING VIDEO. PLEASE DO NOT OPERATE UNLESS FULLY TRAINED, CERTIFIED, SUPERVISED OR/AND AUTHORIZED.
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You were born to teach people how to do things. Great explanations and great job!
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The instruction is nice and clean. Simplicity makes a life easier.
I don’t know what you tAlk’n about, that was my training video, I start work this Monday and I didn’t have a clue how to operate the bloody thing until now✅🤩🇺🇸.. .. thanks, you just certified me😂😂😎
Very clear and simply define basic instructions. Very helpful
hi, nice vídeo man thanks for the info. i have one question. what could happen if you are lifted and you get an oil leak or a power failure? would it gently come down or would it smash to the ground?
Excellent, simple and clear recommendations, easy to understand!!
Ivan Echevarria thanks for taking the time to comment 👌🚨
Thank you for the run down , I had my heights training and training for the ESP and tomorrow I am practicing driving the darn thing and on the 21 am being tested for my license for it. So I may watch this couple more times. It would been cool if you did the circle check before operating it. But thanks
thank you for the lesson and information.
+Johnny Westbrook you are welcome. thank you for following all my videos
i use one of those lifts everyday hanging pipe in a parking garage, we get garbage rentals, that dont work very well, but its much better than working off a ladder
very good~~
great video for an amateur
Quang Nguyen thank u!
Hi Raymond, There is a cushion valve in the hydraulic wheel drive. I want to understand how it functions.
J&G Work Formula I am not familiar with the Machanic’s
fall protection is required even at ground level when moving the scissor lift. Railings mean nothing if it is tipping over. You may not like it but thats the law. Section 85 of the Regulation for Industrial Establishments (Reg. 851)
When a worker is in an elevated work platform (such as a scissor lift) that is more than three metres above ground they must be protected from falling. Assuming the lift is secured from moving, then the guard rails of the lift would prevent the worker from falling. However, when the lift is moving there is a risk that a worker could be ejected regardless of the height of the guard rail, and thus needs to be protected from falling. The employer should require workers wear fall protection as a reasonable precaution to protect the worker from a hazard, as per clause 25(2)(h) of the OHSA.
In addition, it would be expected that employers are aware of and observing the manufacturer’s instructions for the scissor lift, which could include a worker wearing fall protection.
Frank Visscher thanks you very much for sharing 👌
Railings mean nothing if its tipping over and so does wearing a harness .. that's why people in charge of safety have reputations as idiots sometimes .. because they use the law to justify why we should do something and not common sense
The manufacturer and OHSA state that while in motion you must be tied off
I want catalog of electric control ,please
Dear trainor. I hope you are doing well. I appreciate the training. In my country there is no kind of this machine but i see that we need it very much. Should you send me the bill to buy it from your country to Bujumbura? Thank u.
Great video also what nike shoes are you wearing they look comfortable thanks
its custom
@@raymondharlallhow are they custom
thanks
thank you for watching and commenting
Pretty good video but I was surprised to hear that 3 meters is 9 feet.
Don’t worry about him please he is from any where is ok 👍🏼
Pat on the back for that
thank you!
The only thing I heard was the information about the height requirements when fall protection is required. OSHA actually considers a scissor lift to fall under the scaffolding category. You do not have to wear fall protection as long as the guard rails are adequate.
Anyway you can tell me where it says that so I can show my safety coordinator
www.oshatraining.com/Fall-Protection-Requirements-for-Aerial-Lifts.php explains why you don't need a harness
fall protection is required even at ground level when moving the scissor lift. Railings mean nothing if it is tipping over. You may not like it but thats the law. Section 85 of the Regulation for Industrial Establishments (Reg. 851)
When a worker is in an elevated work platform (such as a scissor lift) that is more than three metres above ground they must be protected from falling. Assuming the lift is secured from moving, then the guard rails of the lift would prevent the worker from falling. However, when the lift is moving there is a risk that a worker could be ejected regardless of the height of the guard rail, and thus needs to be protected from falling. The employer should require workers wear fall protection as a reasonable precaution to protect the worker from a hazard, as per clause 25(2)(h) of the OHSA.
In addition, it would be expected that employers are aware of and observing the manufacturer’s instructions for the scissor lift, which could include a worker wearing fall protection.
Samantha Mangan l
Frank Visscher thank you for your valuable input sir.
how you drive a forklift
It actually says 6ft
Don’t worry wherever he from. Any way he is a. Normal person.
Please come and see our machine.
william wei thanks would love to 😃
schematic diagram for scissor lift power and control circuit plz
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easy use do u show us corrective default.
Personally I wouldn’t want to wear a harness because if it tips over, you just built a human catapult and you will probably get squished.. that’s just me though.
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Fuck a harness if I die , I die
spare part stock .
So why put on the lever if it will do nothing for you? also the strap needs to be by your pecs.
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You’re all talk pal
No elevation, Irwin is on a course tomorrow and you’ve been no help whatsover. Thanks for nothing!!