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Job Title: Guideway Serviceperson

Rare

Frequency

Not
Required

1-5%
Occasional

6-33%
Frequent

34-66%

Constant
67-100%

Comments

Lifting from floor to
waist level

0 - 10 Ib (1 - 4.5 kg)

11-20 Ib (5.9-9 kg) X
21-50 Ib (10.4-24.8 kg) X
50+ Ib (24.8+ kg) X

Bilateral lifting of various tools and
equipment, weighing up to 70 Ibs
(derailer), from floor to waist level,
to place on rail-borne vehicles (and
in reverse). The heights of these
vehicles ranges from 20” (cart
deck) to 30” (crane deck). Other
items needing to be lifted onto
vehicles include joint bars (60lbs),
2 meter power rails (5O0lbs), switch
plates (58lbs), jacks (49lbs) and
impacts (25lbs).

Smaller tools, such as wrenches
and hammers, weighing up to
20lbs, are likely to be lifted more
regularly, based on personal
preference.

Maximum demand: 70 Ibs

Lifting from floor to
overhead level

0 - 10 Ib (1- 4.5 kg) X
11-20 lb (5.9-9 kg) X
21-50 Ib (10.4-24.8 kg) Xx
50+ Ib (24.8+ kg) X

Ground straps (31lbs) located on
the side of speeders (80” height)
are required to lifted from
overhead to waist or floor level.
Jerry cans (38lbs) may be required
to load into the bed of the Unimog
(54” height).

A man basket (33.5lbs each)
requires 2 people to lift from the
ground to shoulder height.

Small tools, such as wrenches and
hammers weighing up to 20 Ibs,

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