Masonry Magazine March 1978 Page. 22

Masonry Magazine March 1978 Page. 22

Masonry Magazine March 1978 Page. 22
AND NOW ... MCAA

Rough Terra
Training Aud
DESIGNED FOR USE IN CONJ
SAFETY TRAINING MANUAL


WHAT THIS DRAMATIC
NEW PRESENTATION
COVERS...


INTRODUCTION

explains the purpose of MCAA's Rough Terrain Fork-Lift Safety Training Program and the economic chain of events that led to its conception. It outlines the philosophy of why man working with machine is so vital in today's construction industry from both production and safety viewpoints.

SECTION 1


YOU THE OPERATOR

discusses the fork-lift operator, proper mental attitudes, safe/unsafe practices, and maneuvering skills.

SECTION 2


THE FORK-LIFT

describes what a fork-lift actually is a lever on wheels operating on the teeter-totter principal. The fundamentals of momentum, stability and gravity are covered to put fork-lift operation into perspective.

SECTION 3


THE CONDITIONS

alerts the fork-lift operator to develop "defensive driving" skills on the job-site where wet and uneven ground, vehicles, obstructions and inclement weather conditions prevail.

SECTION 4


THE LOAD

provides instruction on load limits, lifting and landing points, placing of loads, and stockpiling materials for maximum advantage. The handling of crane type fork-lifts as opposed to conventional machines is also covered in this section.

SECTION 5


SAFETY THROUGH
INSPECTION
AND MAINTENANCE

outlines a sensible maintenance checklist to keep fork-lifts safe and in peak operating order. Everything from warning devices and hydraulic systems to engine and power train inspection are covered.

SECTION 6