Keeping the Balance in Your Bucket Truck

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Many utility companies along with other types of companies have utilized bucket trucks in their daily operations for as long as both have been around. A bucket truck is a type of truck that uses aerial lift equipment, lifting a bucket up into the air many possible reasons. There are many workers who have utilized these trucks at some point when doing their daily activities. Due to a hydraulic lift being used, basic safety advice is of the upmost importance so that the balance is not thrown off.

A very pertinent step in the safety process is a fast daily inspection of all of the equipment. A routine inspection should include the following: • Making sure that the bucket truck has all the pertinent stickers and decals around the boom area. They must be readable. • Tire pressure should be checked and tread on tires should be looked at for even the smallest of damage. • Checking for any damaged or broken parts, along with any type of fluid or oil leaks. • Check the operation of all lights. All must be in working order before the truck is used. After the truck has passed this inspection and you have arrived at your work location, a fast inspection of the location is recommended as well. This should include: • Looking for any and all drop offs or holes • Making sure that the truck is parked on flat, even ground. • Checking the aerial perimeter for any obstructions • Making sure the wheel locks are in place along with the emergency brake. • Never use the aerial lift in wind exceeding 30mph. • Steer totally clear of all electrical lines and poles. Once you have performed the location inspection, there are safety guidelines that MUST be followed when in the bucket. They are: • Assure that all outriggers are positioned properly. • NEVER use a bucket truck in place of a crane truck. • Assure that the truck is on flat, stable ground. • NEVER allow the truck to be put in motion while the bucket is extended. • Do not pull or push anything while you are inside the bucket. • Putting a ladder in the bucket with you should never be done. • Protective gear should be worn at all times when in the bucket. • Never climb on the bucket’s edge. • Make sure both feet stay firmly upon the bucket floor. • Make sure no trash is cluttering the bucket floor. bucket trucks for sale When driving the truck, always keep to the speed limits and if not sure, always stay at a steady, slow pace. Keep alert to all low overheads. Moving over uneven ground should be done at a very slow pace. A damaged truck should never be driven or used in any way.