Daily Bucket Truck Inspections According to both ANSI and OSHA, buck- et trucks should be inspected daily – be- fore operation and periodically through- out the workday. These routine checks keep the equipment in good working condition. Daily inspections not only catch minor issues early, but they also identify problems that could escalate into major failures if left unaddressed. “Daily inspections aren’t just busy- work – they’re how you catch the small things before they turn into the big things,” Craig Moses, director of sales for Arbortech , said. “When you’re working at height, even a minor issue can become a major hazard, quickly.” General and Exterior Checks A thorough daily walk-around of the truck’s exterior is the first step to ensur- ing a bucket truck is safe and job-ready. When conducting the general exterior
A careful daily walk‑around of the truck’s exterior is the essential first step in making sure a bucket truck is safe and ready for the day’s work.
identify wear, prevent breakdowns, and extend the life of the equipment. Of course, as crucial as these daily, weekly, and annual maintenance tasks are in the wintertime, they should be implemented year-round to ensure op- timal performance and safety.
MAINTENANCE & INSPECTIONS FOR BUCKET TRUCKS Proper maintenance and routine in- spections are essential to keeping buck- et trucks safe, reliable, and compliant with industry standards. Daily, weekly, and annual inspections help operators
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