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                Grab Loader/Tipper Safe Operation









































            A Grab lorry must not be operated unless you are fully conversant with the vehicles safe
            operation and its controls.

            To obtain maximum efficiency, and to produce good fuel economy, the vehicle must be
            driven in the green band on the rev counter at all times.

            Loading and tipping operations could be a very dangerous manoeuvre unless a great deal of
            care is taken during this procedure. There is a high risk of damage to the vehicle, property and
            it’s equipment and the health and safety of the driver and public unless the following procedures
            are carried out.

            You must not operate a Grab lorry unless you are fully conversant with the vehicles
            controls and you have been formally trained and have ALLMI Certification.


                   On arrival at the customers premises

                    Follow all site signage and mandatory instructions
                    On arrival to the site report to the customer/banksman for instructions to the
                    unloading point.
                    Wear correct Personal Protection Equipment at all times when loading/discharging
                    materials. (Hard hat, safety glasses, high vis clothing, gloves and safety boots)
                    Always keep far enough away from other vehicles to maintain your safety, if you
                    have any safety concerns then STOP and speak to either a site operative or your
                    Operations Manager

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