Safe Work Procedure for Front Loader
Safe Work Procedure for Front Loader
CODE: QYM-SG-SST-DOC-0
Q Y M SAS WORK
NIT:900058021-1 SAFE WORK PROCEDURE FOR VERSIÓN:02
FRONT LOADER DATE OF ISSUE
2. SCOPE
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Resolution 0312: By which the Minimum Standards of the Management System are defined
from Occupational Safety and Health, article 18 for which they must comply with
minimum standards applicable to companies with more than fifty (50) employees,
classified into risk I, II, III, IV, V and fifty (50) or fewer workers with risk
IV Or V? Item 47, internal procedures and instructions for health and safety in the
work
4. DEFINITIONS
4.1 Front loader: It is a tractor equipment that has a bucket at its front end.
specifically used in the construction of buildings, mining, roads among others
to load trucks with materials
4.2 Work accident: It is any sudden event that occurs due to or on the occasion of
work, and that it produces in the worker an organic injury, a functional disturbance, a
disability or death
4.3 Non-routine activity: Activity that is not part of the normal operations of the
organization
4.4 Routine Activity: An activity that is part of the normal operation of the organization.
it has been planned and is standardizable
4.5 Safe Work Analysis: It is a methodology designed to identify hazards, prevent
incidents and assisting staff in managing planned activities
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4.6 Training: It is any activity carried out with the aim of preparing human talent.
through a process in which the participant understands, assimilates, incorporates, and applies
knowledge, skills, abilities that make him competent to perform his duties in
the job position
4.7 Unsafe Condition: It is any element of the equipment, raw materials, tools,
the machines, the facilities or the environment that becomes a danger to the
people, the goods, the operation and that under certain conditions can generate a
incident
4.8 Industrial hygiene: It encompasses the set of activities aimed at the identification,
evaluation and control of the agents and factors of the work environment that may affect
the health of workers
4.9 Work incident: Situation, condition, or behaviors that, if controlled, can be prevented.
work accidents
4.10 Continuous Improvement: Recurring process of optimization of the Security Management System
Occupational Health to achieve improvements in performance in this field, coherently.
with the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policy of the organization
4.11 Hazard: It is a source, situation, or act with the potential to cause harm to health.
workers, and the equipment or in the facilities
4.12 Risk: Combination of the probability of one or more exposures or events occurring
dangerous and the severity of the damage that can be caused by them
4.13 Risk assessment: It involves making a judgment about the acceptance or non-acceptance of risk.
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5. GENERAL CONDITIONS:
5.1.1 Wear personal protective equipment: Helmet with chin strap, coveralls two
pieces or complete with reflective, short shaft safety boots with toe cap,
auditory and respiratory protection
5.1.2 Identficar la señalización informatva, de advertencia ,peligro y de seguridad 5..1.3
Check the status of the FL 958 G charger before operating it.
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validity of this work procedure for its respective verification and application
when the task is being executed. In addition to the verbal dissemination or instruction that
all workers are trained to perform the work
Workers: Protect their health and physical integrity and that of their colleagues and preserve the
environment and in the same way comply with the procedures and methods
established by the company
7. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCEDURE:
RISKS
STEP BY STEP DESCRIPTION OF THE STEPS RESPONSIBLE OBSERVATIONS
IDENTIFIED
1. It begins with the instructions from the
administrator or managing director of the company Q Y M
SAS and the type of load to move, load or transport
The operator must be trained in the use of the equipment.
3. Keep the boots, the ladders, and the handrails of the
clean grease charger
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from the charger, do not go up to the charger and jump down Risk
Administrator / Operator
7.1 Inspection of of him ["physical","locative","mechanical"]
of the Foton FL charger
security 5. No smoking and lighting fire around the electric, chemical and
958 G
charger when it is refueling biological
6. Turn off the engine when refueling.
7. Avoid direct contact with the refrigerant.
engine water reservoir) hydraulic fluid(in the
hydraulic system) and the electrolytic fluid (in the
battery) as it can cause burns on the skin
7.3 Before 1. Always remain seated while operating the Administrator / Operator Risk
start the engine charger, also make sure that, at the moment of of the Foton FL loader physical, locative, mechanical
Start the equipment, all levers should be in neutral. 958 G electrical, chemical and
The pedals must move smoothly. Do not place biological
obstacles that hinder the normal movement of these
3. Never get off, rise, or inspect the charger.
while it is in motion
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4. When you are going to turn off the charger, make sure that
all the levers are in neutral and always use the
key to close the switch
5. After turning off the charger, engage the brake.
emergency
6. When the charger moves at high speed, it does not
do not make sudden stops or turns
7. Do not overload the charger to avoid damage to it.
parts
8. Do not descend with the levers in neutral or the pedal of
clutch pressed. Do not make changes either.
speed when ascending or descending a
pending
9. Do not turn off the engine if the charger is going downhill
10. When the charger is running, do not place your feet on
the pedals to avoid wear of the brake and the clutch
The operator must know and respect the signals and
traffic rules
12. When recharging the batteries, make sure that the
breathing passages are not obstructed and that there are no risks of
fire or explosions
13. Do not operate the charger near sewers,
caverns or areas of weak pavement because of the weight of
this can cause such systems to collapse
8. CHANGE CONTROL
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