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ATV Loading Safety Procedures Guide

The document analyzes the critical task of loading an ATV onto a truck. It lists 15 steps to complete the task and identifies potential hazards at each step, such as the ramps failing if not properly secured. It recommends controls for each hazard, such as inspecting PPE and equipment daily, using spotters, and double checking that the transmission is in neutral before dismounting the ATV. The overall goal is to safely load the ATV onto the truck while mitigating risks at each step of the process.

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ATV Loading Safety Procedures Guide

The document analyzes the critical task of loading an ATV onto a truck. It lists 15 steps to complete the task and identifies potential hazards at each step, such as the ramps failing if not properly secured. It recommends controls for each hazard, such as inspecting PPE and equipment daily, using spotters, and double checking that the transmission is in neutral before dismounting the ATV. The overall goal is to safely load the ATV onto the truck while mitigating risks at each step of the process.

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Seismic Operations Loading ATV on Truck

Critical Task Plant / Division Critical Task Analyzed Signature Function Date

Analysis Field Operations Nov. 4, 2013


Worksheet Department

ATV Operator
Date Completed / Revised Signature Function Date

Occupation Initial Approval Signature Function Date

No. Task Steps Hazard Associated Recommended Controls

1 Don Helmet, Safety Glasses & gloves PPE does not fit, it is broken Inspect PPE daily before use
2 Secure ramps to truck using tie-down ramps can fail, if not properly secured could slip Visually inspect before use, secure ramps according to
manufacturer specification
3 Ensure feet are on footrests Pin the foot between the ATV and other equipment, run Wear proper footwear, footrests should be in good condition
over toes
4 Start Engine Uncontrolled forward Movement of the ATV, catch body in Ensure the ATV is in neutral when starting, ensure you are
pinch points positioned so you cannot be trapped anywhere
5 Shift to first gear Going too fast, fall off ramps Ensure ATV is in good working condition and transmission has
been serviced as required
6 Approach straight on to the ramps Angled approach causes ramps to fail, ATV not balanced Position the ATV before you attempt to mount, balance your
on ramps weight
7 Shift weight forward ATV and driver to fall off the ramps, tip ATV backwards Center weight over the front of the ATV and balance on both sides

8 Slowly ride up ramps gently increasing throttle Stopping too soon can cause a fall, going too fast could Stay in first gear, use a spotter
until fully loaded on truck bed cause a crash into the back window of the truck
9 Come to a stop using all brakes AYV can crash, worker can fall off Make sure hands are on brakes ready to use, do a break check
before loading
10 Set Parking brake parking break fails, ATV can move around Set parking brake before you dismount, test the parking break
before use
11 Shift to neutral Leaving the ATV in gear can allow it to roll, next operator Verify gear is in neutral by double checking
may start it in gear
12 Turn off ignition Break key in ignition, lose keys Do not use too much force, put keys in pocket

13 Turn off fuel valve and engine switch Pressure in fuel lines could cause a leak, valve could stick Check for fuel leaks have spill kit available.

14 Using 4 tie downs to secure all four corners Missing straps, straps could fail Depress suspension slightly when securing, inspect straps
before using them
15

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