Split (Multipiece) Rim and Single-Piece Rim WheelsChapter 296-864, WAC |
Effective Date: 02/01/05 |
Employee Training |
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Your responsibility:
To train employees to service split rim and single-piece rim wheels
You must
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Train employees who service rim wheels |
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Make sure employees demonstrate and retain the ability to service rim wheels safely |
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Train employees who service rim wheels
You must
- Train all employees who service rim wheels.
- Make sure that employees don't service any rim wheel until they have been trained and instructed in:
- - Correct procedures of servicing the type
of wheel being worked on
and - - The safe operating procedures described
in:
WAC 296-864-400, Service split rim wheels safely
and
WAC 296-864-500, Service single-piece rim wheels safely.
- 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.
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:
|
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.
Helpful Tool: 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. |

