Make sure the training program explains
the hazards involved in servicing those rim wheels and the safety
procedures to be followed.
Make sure the training program includes,
at a minimum, the applicable data from the:
- Charts
- Rim manuals and
- Contents of this standard.
WAC
296-864-60010
Make sure employees demonstrate and
retain the ability to service rim wheels safely
You must
Make sure that each employee demonstrates
the ability to service rim wheels safely, including performing
the following tasks for the specified type of rim wheel in Table
6.
Table
6
Required Training Tasks
Required
Task
Split
Rim
Single-Piece
Rim
Demounting
and deflation of tires
X
X
Inspection
and identification of the rim wheel components
X
X
Hazards
of mixing 16" and 16.5" tires and rims
X
Mounting
of tires
X
X
Inflation
of tires with a restraining device or other safeguard required
by this section
X
X
Use
of the restraining device or barrier, and other equipment
required by this section
X
X
Handling
of rim wheels
X
X
Inflation
of the tire when a rim wheel is mounted on a vehicle
X
The
hazards associated with standing in front of a split rim
or single-piece rim wheel:
- During inflation of the tire
- During inspection of the rim wheel
following inflation and
- Installation and removal of rim wheels
X
X
You must
Make sure any employee that's unable to read
the charts or rim manual is effectively trained on their contents.
Evaluate each employee's ability to perform
these tasks and to service rim wheels safely.
Provide additional training as necessary to
make sure that each employee maintains his or her proficiency.
The optional training checklist can help
you monitor the training status of your employees. You can
find this checklist in the Resources section of this chapter.