- Remove extension
- Replace Chute in hanger
- Replace security cable
- Return flip-over to closed position
- Reattach security chain
- Set Manual chute lock
Safe Work Practice Description
- Grasp Chute with both hands by ears.
- Stand in front of chute and lift with legs.
- Walk chute up until resting on shoulder
- Survey ground conditions. For obstacles, Slick conditions uneven surfaces
Potential Hazards
- Finger Pinch from caught between chutes
- Pulled muscle from bending over
- Struck by Chute that slips from hand
- Slip, Trip fall from surrounding area conditions.
Safe Work Practice Description
- Keep both hands to the sides of chute and keep close to body
- Maintain proper balance
- Leave an out so you can separate yourself from the chute.
- Align chute ears with hanger.
- Use knee to support the chute while placing in hanger and maintain control of chute.
- Verify both ears are secure before releasing
Potential Hazards
- Pinch fingers, from caught between
- Struck by uncontrolled chute
- Slip, Trip, Fall
- Muscle strain from improper lifting, Twisting.
Safe Work Practice Description
- Keep cable and hook are in good working condition
- keep fingers clear of hook
- Wear gloves
Potential Hazards
- Pinch finger, from clasp
- laceration, from build-up
- Metal splinter worn cable
Safe Work Practice Description
- Lower chute
- Grasp flip-over with two hands
- Standing to one side Pull chute up into resting position
- Use proper mechanics to reduce strain
Potential Hazards
- Pinch finger from caught between
- Struck by flip-over falling back down
- Muscle strain from improper lifting twisting or over extension
Safe Work Practice Description
- Keep fingers away from clasp
- Wear gloves
Potential Hazards
- Pinched/cut fingers
- Slip, Trip, Fall
Safe Work Practice Description
- Center Chute
- Move handle to middle of Chute pivot
- Move chute until it latches.
- Set air lock
Potential Hazards
- Muscle Strain from bent over
- Pinch points in mechanism
- Slip, Trip, Fall from slick conditions