Plant roll-away or roll-over
Vehicles, trailers or mobile plant rolling away when parked or uncoupled, or tipping over on slopes, soft ground or when tipping a load.
Also known as: Roll away, Roll-away, Roll-aways, Roll-over, Rollover, Truck rollover, Tip-over, Plant rollover, Crane rollover, Crane roll-over
How to control plant roll-away or roll-over
- Park on firm, level ground where possible, apply the park brake, lower attachments, chock wheels and remove the key.
- Use plant fitted with rollover protective structures and seatbelts, and make sure operators wear the seatbelt.
- Assess slopes, edges and ground bearing before work, and keep plant back from excavations and embankments.
- Tip only on firm, level ground, and check the load is spread evenly and the tailgate is free before raising.
- Chock trailers and lower the jockey wheel or stands before uncoupling, and never stand in a trailer's path.
Typical controls, most effective first. Your SWMS sets the controls for your own job and site.
Templates that cover Plant roll-away or roll-over
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