Job description for tractor driver for street cleaning. Driver job description I

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INSTRUCTIONS

ON OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY

FOR THE DRIVER OF TRANSPORT AND HARVESTING VEHICLE

( for cleaning railway stations,

stations and stopping points. )

№___________

1. GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

1.1. This labor safety instruction for the driver of a transport and cleaning machine (hereinafter referred to as the Instructions) establishes the basic safety requirements for drivers using transport and cleaning machines (universal sweepers, snow loaders, auto and electric forklifts, electric cars, electric tractors) for cleaning railway stations, stations and stopping points.

1.2. Persons at least 18 years of age who have undergone a preliminary medical examination, introductory and initial training at the workplace, training, internship and knowledge testing upon entry to work are allowed to work servicing transport and harvesting machines.

During their work, drivers of transport and harvesting vehicles (hereinafter referred to as drivers) must undergo repeated, at least once every three months, and unscheduled briefings, as well as periodic medical examinations.

In order to determine the state of health and the absence of alcohol and other drugs in the driver’s body, drivers must undergo daily (before the start of the shift) medical examinations.

1.3. Drivers servicing transport and harvesting machines are required to have a license to drive them, know the Rules of the Road, the main sections of the Instructions for Signaling on the Railways of Ukraine, the relevant sections of the Rules for the Technical Operation of the Railways of Ukraine. In addition, drivers servicing cars with a license plate are required to have a driver's license issued by the State Automobile Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

1.4. Each transport and harvesting vehicle must be assigned to a specific driver. Another employee who has the right to operate it may be allowed to work on this machine only with the permission of the workshop manager or chief mechanic.

1.5. Employees who have passed qualification tests for the right to operate them, which includes studying the technical instructions and passports of these machines, are allowed to work on newly received transport and harvesting machines, with the permission of the workshop manager or chief mechanic.

1.6. The driver must know:

features of driving cars in adverse weather conditions and basic techniques for preventing road accidents;

the purpose, design, principle of operation of the machine assigned to it, as well as trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices attached to it;

instructions for technical operation and maintenance of the machine;

safety requirements when working with trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices;

signs, causes and dangerous consequences of malfunctions that arise during the operation of the machine, methods for their detection and elimination;

the procedure for storing a car in a garage and in open parking lots;

the effect on humans of dangerous and harmful production factors that arise during work;

rules for providing first (pre-medical) aid in case of accidents;

rules for using primary fire extinguishing agents;

industrial sanitation and fire safety requirements.

1.7. The driver must:

perform only the work assigned by the manager on the machine assigned to him;

follow safety rules when repairing a machine on the line and in the garage;

master safe work practices;

comply with the requirements of prohibiting, warning, indicative and prescriptive signs and inscriptions, as well as signals given by drivers, train preparers, drivers of other vehicles and workers engaged in repair work on the territory of a railway station;

walk through the territory of the railway station along established routes, pedestrian paths, tunnels, passages and transitions;

be extremely careful in traffic areas;

comply with internal labor regulations;

comply with the requirements of work and rest schedules.

1.8. The driver is prohibited from:

leave the car unattended if it is on a passenger platform or near railway tracks;

drive across the railway track in unspecified places;

drive a car while sick, tired, or under the influence of alcohol or drugs;

transfer control of the vehicle to persons not specified in the work order (waybill);

clean the area at night when there is insufficient lighting;

go on the line without a first aid kit and fire extinguisher;

deviate from the route specified in the work order (waybill) and use the car for personal purposes;

cross paths in front of moving vehicles;

be on the territory and premises of the railway station in places marked with the sign “Caution! Oversized place”, as well as near these places when rolling stock is passing.

1.9. The technical serviceability of the transport and harvesting machine must be checked before going to work by the mechanic on duty responsible for its good condition and confirmed by the mark of the person in charge and the driver’s signature on the work order (waybill).

1.10. While driving a transport and harvesting machine, the driver may be exposed to the following main dangerous and harmful production factors:

moving vehicles, mechanisms, rolling stock;

objects falling from a height;

increased dust and gas contamination of the air in the working area;

increased noise level in the workplace;

increased level of vibration;

increased voltage in an electrical circuit, the closure of which can occur through the human body;

insufficient illumination of the work area;

low or high temperature, high humidity and air mobility in the working area;

physical overload;

neuropsychic overload.

1.11. The driver must be provided with the following PPE:

cotton suit;

a raincoat made of a raincoat or tarpaulin (if there is no closed cabin);

combined mittens;

tarpaulin boots.

For outdoor work in winter, additionally:

heat protective suit;

felt boots;

galoshes on felt boots.

1.12. The driver must comply with the following fire safety requirements:

do not smoke or use open flames when checking the engine power system and while working in the cab;

do not carry out work involving the use of open fire, electric gas welding, blowtorches, torches;

do not burn containers or make fires near the car;

do not store explosive substances, flammable or combustible liquids in the cab or body;

immediately report all malfunctions of electrical appliances and electrical equipment to the mechanic on duty;

If a strong smell of gasoline appears while driving, immediately stop the car, identify the cause of its appearance and eliminate the malfunction;

Smoking only in designated and suitable areas.

1.13. Personal clothing and workwear must be stored separately in lockers in the dressing room. It is prohibited to take protective clothing outside the enterprise.

1.14. The driver is obliged to monitor the serviceability of the workwear, promptly handing it over for washing and repair, and also keep the lockers clean and tidy.

1.15. You should eat food only in canteens, buffets or specially designated rooms with appropriate equipment. Before eating, you should wash your hands thoroughly with warm water and soap.

1.16. When on railway tracks, the driver must comply with the following requirements:

go to and from the place of work only on specially established routes, marked with “Office passage” signs;

walk along the tracks only on the side of the road or in the middle between tracks, paying attention to cars and locomotives moving along adjacent tracks;

cross the tracks only at right angles, after making sure that there are no locomotives or cars moving at a dangerous distance in this place;

cross the track occupied by rolling stock, using only the transition platforms of the cars;

when getting off the car, hold on to the handrails and position yourself facing the car, having previously inspected the place where you got off and made sure that the handrails and steps are in good condition, as well as that there are no locomotive or cars moving along the adjacent track;

bypass groups of cars or locomotives standing on the track at a distance of at least 5 m from the automatic coupler;

pass between uncoupled cars if the distance between the automatic couplers of these cars is at least 10 m;

pay attention to the indications of traffic lights, sound signals and warning signs.

1.17. The driver is prohibited from:

cross or run across the tracks in front of moving rolling stock, locomotive, locomotive, railcar or other vehicle;

stand or sit on a rail;

sit on and get off the steps of carriages or locomotives while moving;

to be on the intertrack between trains when they are moving non-stop along adjacent tracks;

cross switches equipped with electrical centralization at the locations of the points and transverse fastenings of the turnouts, stand between the point and the frame rail or in the grooves on the turnout and the ends of reinforced concrete sleepers.

1.18. When entering the track from a room or building that impairs the visibility of the track, you must first make sure that there is no rolling stock moving along it.

1.19. In the event of injury or illness, the driver must stop working, notify the work manager and seek help at the first aid station or the nearest medical facility.

If other workers are injured, it is necessary to provide first aid, immediately inform the administration and, if necessary, transport the victim to a medical facility.

1.20. If violations of these Instructions are detected, as well as malfunctions of the machine, equipment, tools, protective devices, personal protective equipment and fire extinguishing equipment, the driver is obliged to immediately report this to the garage mechanic, and in his absence, to a superior manager.

1.21. The driver’s knowledge and compliance with the requirements of these Instructions is an official duty, and their violation is a violation of labor discipline, which entails, depending on the consequences, disciplinary or other liability in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine.

2. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS BEFORE STARTING WORK

2.1. Upon receipt of the work order (waybill), the driver must familiarize himself with the working conditions and the type of cargo being removed or transported.

2.2. Before leaving for work, the driver must check:

availability of a license to drive a vehicle;

fill out the work order (waybill) correctly and sign on it;

technical serviceability of the machine, guaranteeing safe operation;

serviceability of brakes, clutch, clutches, gearbox;

reliability of fastening of steering levers and rods, as well as steering play;

tire condition and pressure;

serviceability of lighting devices, brake lights, direction indicators, sound (alert) signal;

no leakage of fuel, oil, water, antifreeze;

the presence of tools, accessories and portable emergency stop signs, as well as warning signs (orange or yellow flashing light, red flag or shield) installed on the transport and harvesting machine when working on the platform;

refueling the car with fuel, oil, water, antifreeze and brake fluid;

electrolyte level in batteries;

presence and serviceability of locking and other devices.

2.3. The driver of a universal harvesting machine must check the reliability of the fastening and connection of trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices.

2.4. The driver of an auto- and electric forklift must check the operation of the lifting mechanisms and special drives at idle.

2.5. The driver of an electric car must check the serviceability of the brakes while driving and the operation of the electric lock.

2.6. The driver should not start work if a malfunction is detected in which the operation of the vehicle is prohibited by the Road Traffic Regulations or if at least one of the following defects occurs:

the brakes are not adjusted or faulty;

the brake signal is faulty;

overheating of the engine or sparking of the electric motor;

low tire pressure, through holes, cord damage;

damage to electrical wires;

leaks in the connections of oil lines, gasoline lines, batteries;

faulty lighting and other faults specified in the machine’s operating instructions.

2.7. The driver of an auto- and electric forklift should not start work if a crack is detected in the welds on the frame, forklift carriage and load-handling devices, or if the fastening of load chains or hydraulic cylinder pins is loosened.

2.8. Before starting work, the driver must put on the proper working clothing and safety shoes and put them in order.

The driver must not take off his overalls and safety shoes during the entire working time.

2.9. If, during inspection and testing of the vehicle, faults are discovered that cannot be eliminated on their own, the driver must notify the mechanic on duty or the person responsible for the technical condition and safe operation of the vehicles, and not begin work until they are eliminated.

3. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS DURING OPERATION

3.1. Safety requirements when working on all types of transport and harvesting machines

3.1.1. During work, the driver must comply with traffic rules, rules for loading and unloading operations, and use safe work practices when repairing and maintaining the machine.

3.1.2. While driving a car, the driver is obliged to:

maintain the speed of the vehicle in accordance with the requirements of the Rules of the Road, road signs and taking into account meteorological conditions;

observe the readings of control devices;

periodically check and take measures to remove stones and other objects stuck between the tires of the wheels.

3.1.3. Transport and harvesting machines should only work in areas with good-quality hard and smooth surfaces: asphalt, concrete, paving stones.

3.1.4. The cleaned area and passageways of railway stations must be well lit and free of foreign objects.

3.1.5. When crossing railway tracks, the driver must make sure that there is no approaching rolling stock. If rolling stock is moving, you must stop the vehicle and wait for the track to clear.

3.1.6. The driver must cross railway tracks at low speed without changing gears.

3.1.7. The driver must maintain such a distance from the vehicle in front that would allow him to avoid a collision or collision when the vehicle in front suddenly stops.

3.1.8. The driver must maintain the following speed:

on passenger platforms - no higher than 3 km/h;

on the territory of a railway station, train station and at crossings and slopes - no higher than 5 km/h;

in the area adjacent to the railway station - no higher than 10 km/h.

3.1.9. In all cases where there is a danger of unexpected meeting with people, the driver must sound the horn no closer than 5 meters.

3.1.10. When driving through the station area and platforms for cleaning purposes, when there are passengers on them, the driver is obliged to warn them with a signal about the approach of the car and take special care when driving. Turning off the flashing light during the entire operating time of the transport and harvesting machine is not allowed.

The driver must also sound a warning signal when starting the car and when changing the direction of movement.

3.1.11. The movement of vehicles on platforms should be no closer than 1 m from the edge of the platform.

When removing snow from platforms, it is allowed to bring the machine no closer to the edge of the platforms than 0.5 m.

3.1.12. The driver is prohibited from:

allow persons who do not have the right to operate the machine, repair and start the engine;

allow persons not related to the work being performed to be in the cab and body;

transport people on running boards;

rest or sleep in the cab and body while parked with the engine running;

leave the machine under a raised or moved load;

leave the car on railway tracks and crossings, in public passages and in fire passages;

step on or run over electrical wires and cables;

touch broken wires and other easily accessible live parts.

3.1.13. Before filling the engine cooling system with antifreeze, it is necessary to check for leaks and, if found, repair them.

Filling the engine cooling system with antifreeze must be done using containers specially designed for this purpose.

It is prohibited to pour antifreeze using a hose by sucking it into your mouth.

Antifreeze should not be poured up to the radiator neck, but in such a way that during engine operation (when heating) antifreeze does not leak out due to overfilling of the cooling system.

Protect the antifreeze from petroleum products getting into it, as during engine operation they lead to foaming of the antifreeze.

After each operation with antifreeze (receipt, refilling), you must wash your hands thoroughly with soap.

3.2. Safety requirements when working on a universal cleaning machine

3.2.1. Passenger platforms should only be cleaned during breaks between train movements. You cannot water the platform if there are electric trains with a raised pantograph on the railway track.

3.2.2. While the machine is moving, you should go around stones, bumps, potholes and other obstacles, while attachments, mechanisms and devices must be raised, and the upper engine safety cover is tightly closed.

3.2.3. When working in the area adjacent to a railway station or train station and on passenger platforms, the driver should not turn the car sharply or sharply.

3.2.4. The height of the shaft of raked snow should not exceed 0.5 m to avoid the machine slipping and the danger of it sliding to the side.

3.2.5. While the machine is operating, the driver must ensure that there are no unauthorized persons in the work area when watering, washing or clearing snow.

3.2.6. When turning or changing the position of working parts, the driver must ensure that these operations are completely safe for passengers. Particular care must be taken when working in conditions of ice, fog or poor visibility.

3.2.7. When parking the trailer, the driver must place chocks under the wheels.

3.2.8. The driver must not allow people to travel on trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices.

3.2.9. The driver is prohibited from removing any objects from under the vehicle's trailers and attachments while the engine is running.

3.2.10. Starting a car engine is usually done with a starter. When starting the engine, you must grasp the crank handle with all your fingers on one side, without squeezing the handle with your thumb. Move the handle from bottom to top.

Starting the engine by towing is not allowed.

3.3. Safety requirements when operating a snow loader

3.3.1. When moving around the territory of a railway station, the driver must move the boom and shovel on the snow loader to the transport position.

To avoid the snow loader tipping over, its path should not have a transverse slope of more than 15°; when driving on sharp turns, the speed must be reduced to 5 km/h.

3.3.2. When moving away or starting work, you must sound a sound signal.

3.3.3. Upon arrival at the work site, the driver must lower the shovel to the loading horizon and raise the conveyor boom to the required height.

3.3.4. Before loading snow, the driver must make sure that there are no people in the area of ​​the work to be done and between the snow loader and the vehicle on which the snow is being loaded.

3.3.5. When loading snow, the driver must:

turn on the mechanism only when the shovel is lowered;

before raising or lowering a shovel or conveyor, first make sure that there are no workers involved in removing snow or foreign objects near these units;

Constantly monitor the pressure in the hydraulic system, the forward speed of the conveyor and the amount of snow being loaded.

3.3.6. When a snow loader is operating, workers involved in snow removal are not allowed to be on the conveyor or at a distance of less than 5 m from its paws.

3.3.7. The driver can increase the snow supply speed only if the snow loader easily overcomes the snow bank.

3.3.8. Before clearing snow from the snow loader's shovel and conveyor belt, let the snow loader idle for a while.

3.3.9. Cleaning the shovels and snow loader conveyor from frozen snow must be done only after the mechanism has completely stopped using shovels, scrapers and other hand tools.

3.4. Safety requirements when working with auto and electric forklifts

3.4.1. The driver must follow the slinger's instructions for lifting, lowering and moving the load. The "Stop" signal must be obeyed in all cases, no matter who gives it.

3.4.2. The auto- and electric forklift should be moved from a standstill smoothly, at low engine speeds. During movement, the load or gripping device should be at a distance of 300 - 400 mm from the ground or floor surface with the forklift frame tilted back.

3.4.3. Do not brake suddenly while driving. Moving an auto- and electric forklift with a load is allowed with a slope of no more than 7°. When transporting a load downhill, move in reverse, on a slope - forward. Do not lift or lower loads while moving.

3.4.4. The fork teeth should be installed at the same distance from the center of the forklift carriage. The center of gravity of the load should be located as close as possible to the front walls of the forks and to the middle of the forklift carriage.

3.4.5. Small piece cargo can only be lifted if it is placed in a special container that protects it from falling.

3.4.6. Do not allow people to be under the load taken on the working device of the forklift.

3.4.7. Before lifting and lowering a load, put the forklift on the hand brake, and on the electric forklift, put the brake pedal on the latch.

3.4.8. Do not move a car or electric forklift with the forklift frame tilted forward.

3.4.9. When transporting cargo, the driver must fulfill the following requirements:

lift the load from the supporting surface to a height of 200 - 300 mm;

to prevent the load from sliding off the forks, install its frame parallel to the supporting surface or tilt it back;

start moving at first speed;

make turns smoothly;

do not allow transverse tilts.

3.4.10. When moving a forklift or an electric forklift, always watch for overhead obstacles (wires, arches and other obstacles).

3.4.11. It is prohibited to tear off a frozen or jammed load or to grab a load if there is no clearance underneath for inserting the forks.

3.4.12. After transportation, the load must be placed on pads that ensure free exit of the gripping fork from under the load.

3.4.13. The load on the fork should be placed in such a way that the resulting tipping moment is minimal. In this case, the load must be pressed against the vertical part of the fork.

3.4.14. Before lifting a load, the driver must fulfill the following requirements:

make sure that the place from which the load is to be lifted or lowered is suitable for this;

install the forks in width symmetrically relative to the vertical frame and parallel to the horizontal plane;

approach the load at first speed until the forks fit under the load (pallet) to be lifted;

make sure that the load is installed close to the frame, evenly distributed on the forks, does not extend beyond the forks beyond 1/3 of their length, and is secured, if necessary, with tie-down wire;

make sure that the top of the load does not protrude above the carriage by more than 1/3 of its height;

make sure that the goods on the pallet are formed into a stable and dense package, the dimensions of which do not extend beyond the pallet by more than 20 mm on each side.

3.4.15. If for any reason the lifting mechanism carriage stops moving along the guides and the fork does not raise or lower, the driver should stop working and report this to the work manager.

3.4.16. When working on a forklift or electric forklift, it is prohibited:

place the load above the protective device that protects the driver’s workplace from the load falling onto it through the frame;

lift a load whose mass exceeds the lifting capacity, as well as a load whose center of gravity extends beyond the forks;

apply additional counterweights;

push loads off stacks;

dragging a load;

lift and move the load using only one fork;

lift, lower and transport people using forks.

3.4.17. The driver of an electric forklift is prohibited from:

operate an electric forklift with the control panel removed from the control panel and the battery open.

3.4.18. When leaving the forklift or electric forklift, the driver must remove the key from the electrical control circuit switch and set it to the parking brake.

3.4.19. Long loads may only be transported in open areas, pre-tied in such a way as to prevent the possibility of them falling.

3.4.20. To avoid overturning of the auto- and electric forklift under unfavorable weather conditions (ice, wet or slippery roads), sharp braking is not allowed. If the auto- or electric forklift loses its stable position (when the rear wheels come off the supporting surface), the load must be lowered immediately.

3.5. Safety requirements when working on an electric car and electric tractor

3.5.1. Electric cars and electric tractors can be operated on passenger platforms and in other places on the territory of a railway station where the slope does not exceed 15°. When stopping on a slope, these vehicles must be braked with a hand brake. Parking them on a slope of more than 8° is not allowed.

3.5.2. The driver is obliged to ensure that the cargo is loaded correctly and tied on the trolley so that its stability during transportation is ensured, as well as its safety during the journey.

3.5.3. When transporting cargo that can move arbitrarily on the platform of the electric vehicle, the driver must require the installation of safety racks and reliable securing of the cargo. Without meeting these requirements, it is prohibited to use an electric car.

3.5.4. The use of electric braking under normal conditions is not permitted; it can only be used in extreme cases when there is a danger of hitting people, other vehicles or other obstacles.

3.5.5. The driver is allowed to attach luggage or container trolleys, but not more than ten.

The weight of the trailed trolley together with the load should not exceed the carrying capacity of the electric vehicle or electric tractor.

3.5.6. An electric vehicle or electric tractor must be equipped with a reliable towbar with a lock that prevents spontaneous disengagement.

3.5.7. When working on an electric car or electric tractor, it is prohibited to tow trolleys of an unidentified type, dragging loads and equipment, as well as towing with two electric cars or electric tractors.

3.5.8. In all cases, the electric vehicle should move forward with the platform on which the driver stands, with the exception of cases of maneuvering at a short distance of up to 10 meters, when it is necessary to move the electric vehicle for loading or unloading in warehouses with the platform forward.

3.5.9. If it is necessary to switch the electric car into reverse, the driver must stop it, turn to face the direction of subsequent movement, and then reverse.

3.5.10. The driver is prohibited from switching the electric car into reverse while driving until it comes to a complete stop, except in cases of obvious danger.

3.5.11. All bulk cargo should be transported only in containers or boxes. The height of the load on the electric vehicle platform should not exceed the controller’s stand, and the load should not protrude beyond the platform.

3.5.12. When leaving the electric vehicle (electric tractor) and at the end of work, you must remove the battery plug from the socket and lock it.

3.5.13. During boarding and disembarking of passengers from carriages, movement of electric cars and electric tractors on the platform is not allowed.

3.6. Safety requirements for the maintenance of transport and harvesting machines

3.6.1. Maintenance and repair of transport and harvesting machines should be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the instructions for their operation.

3.6.2. To ensure safety during vehicle repair and maintenance, the driver must:

work with a jack, installing safety trestles and brake pads under the wheels;

remove heavy units and components with appropriate precautions (working electric hoists or hand winches);

lubricate, adjust and perform other repair work with the engine turned off;

Use only serviceable tools for repairs.

3.6.3. You can leave your car at stops, parking lots and while refueling only with the engine turned off.

3.6.4. A broken down vehicle should be delivered to the garage by towing with a tractor. It is prohibited to push the car with another vehicle.

3.6.5. When towing a machine, it is necessary to use a special towing device that has a test tag.

When towing with a flexible hitch, it is necessary to ensure the distance between the towing and towed vehicle within 4 - 6 m, with a rigid hitch - no more than 4 m.

3.6.6. During maintenance and repair of the machine, the presence of unauthorized persons in the workplace is prohibited.

3.6.7. All operations related to maintenance and repair must be performed after the machine has come to a complete stop, braked, the gear shift lever has been set to neutral, the engine has been stopped, and with the working parts lowered to the ground or mounted on clamps (special stands). At least two stops must be placed under the wheels on opposite sides of the wheel.

When the engine is running, only check the operation of the brakes and engine systems.

3.6.8. During inspections, adjustment, adjustment and repair operations, when the driver is forced to stand under the working bodies raised and installed on clamps (special stands), other workers and unauthorized persons are prohibited from being near the levers and handles for controlling the working bodies and touching these levers and handles.

3.6.9. When maintaining and repairing a machine, the driver is required to use only serviceable tools and a portable lamp with a safety net with a voltage not exceeding 42 V, and in the inspection ditch not exceeding 12 V.

3.6.10. Hammers and sledgehammers must be mounted on hardwood handles and wedged with metal wedges. Chisels, bits and cores should not have knocked down or beveled striking parts, burrs on the side edges and places where they are clamped by hand.

3.6.11. When working, the size of the wrenches must correspond to the size of the nuts and bolts. If you need to have a long lever, you should use a wrench with an extended handle. It is prohibited to extend the key with another key.

3.6.12. Files and screwdrivers must be firmly secured in the handles using metal rings.

The surface of wooden tool handles should be smooth, without burrs or cracks.

3.6.13. When working with a chisel or other hand tools when chopping metal, you must wear safety glasses.

3.6.14. When working, wedges or chisels should be supported by wedge holders with a handle at least 70 cm long.

3.6.15. To lift working parts during repairs, it is necessary to use serviceable lifting equipment (hoists, jacks, etc.).

3.6.16. To install and dismantle components and attachments, it is necessary to use special devices or pullers.

It is prohibited to stand under the removed (installed) components of the machine.

3.6.17. Units, components and wheels weighing more than 15 kg must be moved only with the help of lifting and transport equipment and small-scale mechanization.

3.6.18. Before dismantling the hydraulic system and lubrication system, it is necessary to drain the working fluid and oil into special containers.

3.6.19. The workplace should not be cluttered with unnecessary materials and tools.

Wiping material and rags should be stored in a metal box.

3.6.20. When carrying batteries manually, a stretcher must be used.

3.6.21. It is prohibited to tighten connections and couplings on pipelines under pressure of liquid, oil, fuel, or air.

3.6.22. When removing the radiator coolant filler plug from a hot engine, be careful, for example, cover it with a thick cloth or mitten. Coolant should be added to the radiator with the engine running at low speed or stopped.

Do not add coolant to the radiator of an overheated engine or lean over the filler hole.

3.6.23. To pump fuel when refueling and to purge fuel lines, you should use a pump.

3.6.24. After maintenance and repair, before starting the engine, you must make sure that all hydraulic system control drive mechanisms are set to the neutral (off) position.

It is prohibited to start and operate the internal combustion engine in enclosed spaces.

3.6.25. To inspect the components of the machine being repaired, it is prohibited to crawl under it while the engine is running.

3.6.26. Dismantling tires and wheel rims should be done only after the pressure in the tire chamber has been completely relieved. Work on remounting tires should be carried out in a specially equipped place with the presence and use of safety devices (pins, brackets, etc.).

3.6.27. When remounting, use only special tools designed for this type of wheel.

3.6.28. To avoid damage to wheel parts, tires and chipping of small metal parts when dismantling the wheel, blows to the blades should be made with an aluminum sledgehammer.

3.6.29. When installing tubes, tires and wheels, do not allow dirt or other objects to get into the mounted wheel. If water or dirt gets into the tube, tire or other parts of the mounted wheel, they should be washed and wiped dry.

3.6.30. Before dismantling each tire that has been in use, it is necessary to inspect the inner and outer surfaces for the absence of foreign objects. The inner surface should be wiped with a special scraper or a bunch of ends. It is prohibited to feel the inner surface with unprotected hands. Removal of detected foreign objects (nails, glass, pieces of wire, etc.) should be done with special tools.

3.6.31. When inspecting the tire internally, between the bead on the inside and the edge of the rim, it is necessary to place wooden or special spacers.

3.6.32. Tires on mounted wheels should be inflated only through the spool valve in a special safety device (cage, spider, etc.). After inflating the tire, it is necessary to check for air bleeding through the spool using a soapy solution from a dropper or other appropriate device.

3.6.33. When inflating tires, it is necessary to ensure that the locking ring is correctly seated, adjusting it only at the beginning of inflation.

3.6.34. Tires should be inflated from the pneumatic network of a stationary compressor or a compressed air cylinder with a reducer.

3.6.35. In all cases, tires should be inflated to the pressure established by the operating rules for this type of pneumatic tires and depending on where they are installed on the vehicle.

Before inflating the tire, you must ensure that the hose is securely attached to the air chamber valve, and during inflation, constantly monitor the pressure in the wheel using the pressure gauge installed on the hose.

3.6.36. When inflating a pneumatic tire, do not knock on it. Adjust by tapping only after the air supply has stopped.

3.6.37. You can inflate a tire without remounting it only if the air pressure in it has decreased by no more than 40 percent of normal or if you are sure that the decrease in pressure has not affected the correct installation of the wheel parts.

3.6.38. The tire of a wheel mounted on a vehicle should only be inflated when the wheel is raised from the ground. After inflating the tire, install the cap on the valve.

3.6.39. Complete tires delivered for repair and after repair should be installed in a specially designated area in a standing position with the convex side of the rim facing away from you towards the wall.

3.6.40. When cutting cuffs on a blank, you need to cut with a knife away from you, moisten the knife with water.

3.6.41. If malfunctions occur with the chamber valve, gearbox, compressed air cylinder valve, tools and accessories, you must stop working and report this to the garage mechanic on duty.

4. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS IN EMERGENCIES

4.1. Driver actions in the event of situations that may lead to undesirable consequences

4.1.1. When working on a transport and harvesting machine, the following main emergency situations may arise:

collision with another vehicle;

hitting people;

overturning of a transport and harvesting machine, driving off a high platform;

car fire, which could lead to a fire or explosion.

4.1.2. If an emergency occurs, the driver is obliged to stop work, turn off the engine, brake the wheels, immediately report the incident to his immediate supervisor and then follow his instructions to prevent accidents or eliminate the emergency situation that has arisen.

4.1.3. Drivers who are nearby are required to immediately come to the scene of the accident and take part in providing first aid to the victim or eliminating the emergency situation.

4.1.4. If a fire occurs, you must immediately begin to extinguish the fire using primary fire extinguishing means and, if necessary, notify the fire department in person or through people nearby.

4.1.6. When a transport/harvesting vehicle catches fire, only carbon dioxide, powder and aerosol fire extinguishers should be used. When using a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher, do not touch the nozzle with your hand.

4.1.7. If fuel (gasoline) ignites, do not extinguish the fire with water. In this case, you should use a foam fire extinguisher, cover the fire with earth, sand, and cover it with a tarpaulin or felt.

When extinguishing with a felt, cover the flame so that the fire from under it does not fall on the person extinguishing.

When extinguishing a fire with sand, use a scoop, shovel, etc. Do not raise them to eye level to avoid sand getting into them.

4.1.8. When using fire extinguishers, direct the stream of foam (powder, carbon dioxide, aerosol) away from people. If foam gets on unprotected areas of the body, wipe it off with a handkerchief or other material and rinse with an aqueous solution of soda.

4.2. Actions of the driver to provide first (pre-medical) aid to victims

4.2.1. Electrical injuries

In case of electric shock, first of all, it is necessary to stop the current (turn off the voltage, cut the wire, etc.), while observing safety precautions and not touching the victim with bare hands while he is under the influence of the current.

If struck by high voltage current or lightning, the victim, despite the absence of signs of life, can be brought back to life. If the victim is not breathing, artificial respiration and cardiac massage must be immediately applied. Artificial respiration and cardiac massage are performed until natural breathing is restored or until a doctor arrives.

After the victim regains consciousness, it is necessary to apply a sterile bandage to the site of the electrical burn and take measures to eliminate possible mechanical damage (bruises, fractures) from a fall. A victim of electrical injury, regardless of his health and lack of complaints, should be sent to a medical facility.

4.2.2. Mechanical injuries

If you receive a mechanical injury, it is necessary to stop the bleeding, treat the wound with hydrogen peroxide, and apply a bandage. If a tourniquet is applied, it is necessary to record the time of its application. The tourniquet can be left in place for two hours in the warm season, and for one hour in the cold season.

In case of fractures, it is necessary to apply a splint to fix the immobility of the damaged parts of the body. For this you can use boards and bandages. For open fractures, it is necessary to bandage the wound before applying a splint.

If a ligament is sprained, apply a pressure bandage and a cold compress to the sprained area. In case of dislocations, the limb is immobilized in the position it assumed after the injury, and a cold compress is applied to the joint area.

For all types of mechanical injuries, the victim must be taken to a medical facility.

4.2.3. Thermal burns

For first-degree burns (only redness and slight swelling of the skin is observed), the burned area should be moistened with a strong solution of potassium permanganate.

For second-degree burns (blisters filled with liquid form), apply a sterile bandage to the burned area. Do not lubricate the burned area with fat or ointments, or open or puncture blisters.

In case of severe burns, apply a sterile bandage to the burned area and immediately send the victim to a medical facility. Do not lubricate the burned area with fat or ointments, or tear off parts of clothing that have burned to the skin. The burned person must be given plenty of hot tea.

4.2.4. Burns from acids and alkalis

In case of acid burns, the burned area of ​​the body should be washed with water with alkalis added to it: soda, chalk, tooth powder, magnesium. In the absence of alkalis, you need to generously water the burned body with clean water.

In case of burns with caustic alkalis, you should wash the burned area of ​​the body with water acidified with acetic or citric acid or wash it with clean water, pouring plenty of water on the burned area.

4.2.5. Poisoning

In case of poisoning with poor-quality food products, it is necessary to induce artificial vomiting in the victim and rinse the stomach, giving him to drink a large amount (up to 6 - 10 glasses) of warm water, tinted with potassium permanganate, or a weak solution of baking soda. Afterwards, drink milk and give 1 - 2 tablets of activated carbon to drink.

In case of acid poisoning, it is necessary to thoroughly rinse the stomach with water and give the victim an enveloping agent: milk, raw eggs.

In case of gas poisoning, the victim must be taken out of the room into fresh air or a draft must be created in the room by opening windows and doors. If breathing and cardiac activity stop, begin artificial respiration and cardiac massage.

In all cases of poisoning, the victim must be sent to a medical facility.

If antifreeze is accidentally ingested, the victim should be immediately taken to a medical facility.

4.2.6. Eye injuries

In case of eye injuries from sharp or piercing objects, as well as eye injuries due to severe bruises, the victim should be urgently sent to a medical facility. Objects that get into the eyes should not be removed from the eye to avoid further damage to the eye. Apply a sterile bandage to the eye.

If dust or powdery substance gets into your eyes, rinse them with a gentle stream of running water.

In case of burns with chemicals, it is necessary to open the eyelids and rinse the eyes generously for 10 - 15 minutes with a weak stream of running water, after which the victim is sent to a medical facility.

For eye burns with hot water or steam, eye rinsing is not recommended. The eyes are covered with a sterile bandage and the victim is sent to a medical facility.

5. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AFTER WORK COMPLETION

5.1. Upon completion of work, the driver must:

inspect the car and make sure it is in good condition;

park the car in the designated parking space, put the gear lever in neutral, turn off the ignition, brake the wheels;

lock the cabin door;

take off overalls and other personal protective equipment and put them in the closet;

Wash your hands, face and contaminated parts of the body with soap and water or take a shower.

If necessary, the driver must hand over contaminated and faulty workwear for washing, dry cleaning or repair.

5.2. To clean the skin from industrial contaminants at the end of the working day, it is necessary to use protective cleaning pastes and ointments that combine the properties of protective and detergents.

To maintain the skin in good condition after work, you should use various indifferent ointments and creams (boric petroleum jelly, lanolin cream, etc.).

The use of kerosene or other toxic petroleum products to clean skin and personal protective equipment is not allowed.

5.3. In winter, it is necessary to drain the water from the cooling system. When opening the engine cooling system cap, take precautions against possible release of hot water. Open the cork using gloves or place a pre-thick cloth over the cork to avoid burns to your hands and face.

5.4. Upon completion of maintenance or repair, tidy up the workplace, clean and put away tools and accessories.

5.5. Hand over the keys to the security officer at the parking lot.

5.6. It is prohibited to store the transport and harvesting machine at the driver’s place of residence.

5.7. The driver of the transport and harvesting machine must report all violations of the technological process, malfunctions and defects noticed during operation, and the measures taken to eliminate them, to the garage mechanic or the person responsible for the technical serviceability of the vehicles.

________________________ ________________ _________________

(position of manager (personal signature) (last name, initials)

divisions

/organization/ - developer)

AGREED:

Manager (specialist)

security services

labor of the enterprise ______________ _______________

Legal Advisor ______________ _______________

(personal signature) (surname, initials)

Chief technologist ______________ _______________

His knowledge should include all the rules and regulations of the technological process of his duties, how the units should be operated, what kind of care they need for normal operation and what additional tools are required for this. Other knowledge The job description of a tractor driver implies that the employee must know what methods exist for identifying and eliminating problems that arise during operation of the equipment. He must also know what quality the work he performs should be. All instructions that relate to the safety of his workplace, as well as what actions he must take to prevent accidents during the performance of his duties, must be followed. All requirements regarding the use of protective equipment are the same.

Job description for tractor driver for street cleaning

2. Qualification requirements:

  • Must know:
  • design and maintenance rules for transport and harvesting machines
  • types of fuel and lubricants
  • purpose, timing and methods of charging batteries
  • rules of street traffic, movement on the territory of the enterprise, station tracks
  • installed alarm system.

3. Job responsibilities:

  • Control of transport and cleaning machines of various systems and carrying capacities when transporting garbage from terminal and station areas, platforms and passenger platforms, streets, etc.
  • Supervision of loading and unloading.
  • Maintenance and maintenance of transport and harvesting machines.

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Tractor driver job description

What is guided by When carrying out his direct activities, an employee hired as a tractor driver must be guided by legal acts, technical standards and other materials, which include a list of works assigned to this worker. He must also carry out instructions and other tasks not only from his direct supervisor, but also from other officials, including tasks from the chief engineer of the organization where the tractor driver is employed. In addition, he must adhere to labor protection instructions, work schedule and job description of the tractor driver.
What should you know? The knowledge of tractor drivers from the third to the eighth categories should include information about what technical characteristics the vehicle entrusted to him has and how it works.

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The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is subject to disciplinary liability in accordance with Article 192 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation for improper performance through his fault of the duties listed in this instruction. 4.2. The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is financially responsible for ensuring the safety of the inventory items entrusted to him. 4.3. The driver of a transport and harvesting machine for committing offenses in the course of his activities, depending on their nature and consequences, is subject to civil, administrative and criminal liability in the manner prescribed by law.
4.4. . 5.

Transport harvesting machine driver's instructions

The height of the shaft of raked snow should not exceed 0.5 m to avoid the machine slipping and the danger of it sliding to the side.3.14. While the machine is operating, the driver must ensure that there are no unauthorized persons in the work area when clearing snow.3.15. When turning or changing the position of working parts, the driver must make sure that these operations are completely safe for passers-by.

Attention

Particular care must be taken when working in conditions of ice, fog or poor visibility.3.16. The driver is prohibited from removing any objects from under the vehicle's trailers and attachments while the engine is running. 3.17. During breaks in work and upon completion of the supervisor’s assignment, trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices must be lowered down.


It is prohibited to stand under raised trailed and mounted units, mechanisms and devices.3.18.

Job description of a tractor driver: duties and rights

During the working day (shift), the driver of a transport and harvesting machine: 1) performs work on the transport and harvesting machine assigned to him; 2) cleans passenger platforms, the territory of the station, and the station during hours of reduced passenger traffic and the movement of passenger trains; 3) lifts and moves cargo using trailed units, mechanisms and devices; 4) maintains the transport and harvesting machine, tools, devices, and personal protective equipment assigned to him in good condition and cleanliness; 5) by order of the immediate supervisor, performs work that is comparable in complexity to workers of lower qualifications; — . (other duties) 2.4.

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Job responsibilities of the employee The tractor driver is assigned the following job responsibilities: 2.1. Control of a tractor with an engine power of up to 25.7 kW (up to 35 hp), operating on liquid fuel, when transporting various loads, machines, mechanisms, metal structures and structures of different weights and dimensions using trailers or devices. 2.2. Monitoring the loading, securing and unloading of transported goods.


2.3.

Important

Filling the tractor with fuel and lubricating the tractor and all towed devices. 2.4. Identification and elimination of malfunctions in the operation of the tractor. 2.5. Carrying out routine repairs and participating in all other types of repairs of the serviced tractor and towed devices.


3. Rights of the worker The tractor driver has the right: 3.1. For all social guarantees provided for by law. 3.2.
An employee may be exposed to the following dangerous and harmful production factors during work: - physical overload; - increased or decreased air temperature in the work area; - increased air mobility; - overvoltage of visual analyzers; - moving vehicles; - faulty tools and devices; - increased voltage in an electrical circuit, the closure of which can occur through the human body; - sharp edges, burrs and roughness on the surfaces of tools and equipment. 1.6. In accordance with the current Standards for the issuance of special clothing, footwear and other personal protective equipment (PPE), personnel must be provided with special clothing and footwear, as well as PPE.1.7. Places specially designated and equipped for smoking tobacco are indicated with “Smoking Area” signs. 1.8.

Job description for tractor driver for street cleaning

A person with work experience is accepted for the position of tractor driver of the 2nd category. 1.3. The tractor driver is hired and dismissed from work by order. (position of the head of the organization) 1.4. A 2nd category tractor driver must know: - the operating principle and design of the tractor being serviced; — traffic rules; — rules for loading, stowing, slinging and unloading various cargoes; — rules for performing work with trailers and devices; — ways to identify and eliminate deficiencies in tractor operation; — the power of the engine being serviced and the maximum load of the trailers; — the procedure for preparing acceptance documents for transported goods or work performed; — rules on labor protection, environmental protection, industrial sanitation and fire safety. 1.5. Professionally important qualities: . (list qualities) 2.
The specialist must also understand the operating principles of mounted and trailed devices, accessories and engines. He must have a good understanding of the tractor control system and know how much fuel is needed to operate the unit. The job description of a tractor driver implies that he knows all the rules for laying, loading and slinging various loads.

He is required to understand the power supply system, lubrication and operation of cooling elements in internal combustion engines. It is also important to know the rules of the road, how to install and remove attachments, as well as how to carry out work using this technique. It is understood that he can draw up defect reports and draw up documentation regarding completed tasks.

  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine has the right to familiarize himself with draft decisions of the enterprise management concerning the activities of the Division.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting vehicle has the right to submit proposals for improvement of work related to the responsibilities provided for in this Job Description for the manager’s consideration.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to submit proposals for consideration by the manager on rewarding distinguished employees and imposing penalties on violators of production and labor discipline.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to report to the manager about all identified violations and shortcomings in connection with the work performed.

5.
He must also know the basics of labor protection, sanitation and hygiene, as well as fire safety. The job description of a tractor driver implies that he will carry out activities for accepting and handing over shifts, prepare workplaces, tools and equipment on time. He is obliged to clean up his workplace after himself and draw up the documentation necessary for reporting. Periodically, his knowledge should be checked by senior management. Responsibilities of the instructions for a tractor driver of the 3rd category An employee who has received the third category is required to be able to operate various tractor systems that operate on liquid fuel, to participate in the transportation of machines, cargo, mechanisms and other devices necessary for performing his work using mounted and trailed devices . He is allowed to drive a tractor whose power does not exceed 44.2 kilowatts.

Job Description of a Vehicle Driver[name of organization, enterprise, etc.]

This job description has been developed and approved in accordance with the provisions of other regulations governing labor relations in the Russian Federation.

I. General provisions

1.1. The driver of the vehicle belongs to the category of technical performers. He is hired and dismissed by order of the director of the enterprise upon the recommendation of [fill in what is required].

1.2. The driver of the vehicle reports directly to [fill in as appropriate].

1.3. In his activities, the driver of the vehicle is guided by:

Rules of the road and technical operation of the vehicle;

Regulatory and methodological documents on the work performed;

The Charter of Motor Transport;

Charter of the enterprise;

Internal labor regulations;

Orders and instructions from the immediate supervisor;

This job description.

1.4. The driver of the vehicle must know:

Purpose, design, principle of operation and operation of units, mechanisms and devices of serviced vehicles;

Rules of the road and technical operation of the vehicle;

Causes, methods of detecting and eliminating malfunctions that arose during operation;

The procedure for carrying out maintenance and rules for storing a vehicle in garages and open parking lots;

Rules for the operation of batteries and car tires;

Rules for running in new cars and after major repairs;

Rules for the transportation of perishable and dangerous goods;

The influence of weather conditions on the safety of driving a vehicle;

Ways to prevent road accidents;

Construction of radio installations and composters;

Rules for supplying buses for boarding and disembarking passengers;

The procedure for emergency evacuation of passengers in case of road accidents;

Rules for filling out primary documents for recording the operation of serviced vehicles;

Volumes, frequency and basic rules for performing transport maintenance work;

Ways to increase vehicle mileage between repairs;

Features of organizing maintenance and repair of vehicles in the field;

Ways to increase tire mileage and battery life;

Rules for the use of radio communications in transport;

Features of the organization of intercity transportation.

1.5. During the absence of the vehicle driver (vacation, illness, business trip, etc.), his duties are performed by a deputy appointed in the prescribed manner, who bears full responsibility for their proper performance.

II. Functions

The driver of the vehicle has the following functions:

2.1. Control of cars, trucks and other vehicles (control of the lifting mechanism of a dump truck, the crane installation of a truck crane, the pumping installation of a tank truck, the refrigeration unit of a refrigerator, sweeping and cleaning mechanisms and other equipment of specialized vehicles).

2.3. Checking the technical condition of transport.

2.4. Preparation of travel documents.

III. Job responsibilities

To perform the functions assigned to him, the driver of the vehicle is obliged to:

3.1. Drive passenger cars of all types, trucks (road trains) of all types with a carrying capacity of up to 10 tons (over 10 to 40 tons), road trains - according to the total carrying capacity of the car and trailer, buses with an overall length of up to 7 meters (7-12 meters), as well as driving vehicles equipped with special sound and light signals that give the right to priority when driving on the roads. Control of the lifting mechanism of a dump truck, the crane installation of a truck crane, the pumping installation of a tank truck, the refrigeration unit of a refrigerator, sweeping and cleaning mechanisms and other equipment of specialized vehicles.

3.2. Refill vehicles with fuel, lubricants and coolant.

3.3. Check the technical condition and accept the vehicle before leaving the line, hand it over and place it in the designated place upon returning to the fleet.

3.4. Provide vehicles for loading and unloading cargo and control the loading, placement and securing of cargo in the body of the vehicle.

3.5. Eliminate operational malfunctions of the serviced vehicles that arise during work on the line, which do not require disassembling the mechanisms.

3.6. Announce stopping points and the procedure for paying for travel using a radio installation, install composters, and sell subscription books at stopping points.

3.7. Prepare travel documents.

3.8. Carry out adjustment work in the field in the absence of technical assistance.

IV. Rights

The driver of the vehicle has the right:

4.1. Get acquainted with the draft decisions of the enterprise management concerning its activities.

4.2. Submit proposals for improvement of work related to the responsibilities provided for in these instructions for consideration by management.

4.3. Receive information and documents from heads of structural divisions, specialists on issues within his competence.

4.4. Require the management of the enterprise to provide assistance in the performance of their official duties and rights.

V. Responsibility

[Enter as appropriate] is responsible for:

5.1. For failure to perform (improper performance) of one’s job duties as provided for in this job description, within the limits determined by the labor legislation of the Russian Federation.

5.2. For offenses committed in the course of carrying out their activities - within the limits determined by the administrative, criminal and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.

5.3. For causing material damage - within the limits determined by labor, criminal and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.

The job description has been developed in accordance with [name, number and date of document].

Head of structural unit

[initials, surname]

[signature]

[day month Year]

Agreed:

Head of the legal department

[initials, surname]

[signature]

[day month Year]

I have read the instructions:

[initials, surname]

[signature]

[day month Year]

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Job description of the Driver of a transport and harvesting machine

Job title: Transport and harvesting vehicle driver
Subdivision: _________________________

1. General Provisions:

    Subordination:
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is directly subordinate to....................................
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine follows the instructions.................................................... .........

    • (the instructions of these employees are followed only if they do not contradict the instructions of the immediate supervisor).

    Substitution:

  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine replaces................................................... ....................................
  • Replaces the driver of the transport and harvesting machine................................................... ...................................

    • Hiring and dismissal:
    The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is appointed to the position and dismissed by the head of the department in agreement with the head of the department.

2. Qualification requirements:
    Must know:
  • design and maintenance rules for transport and harvesting machines
  • types of fuel and lubricants
  • purpose, timing and methods of charging batteries
  • rules of street traffic, movement on the territory of the enterprise, station tracks
  • installed alarm system.
3. Job responsibilities:
  • Control of transport and cleaning machines of various systems and carrying capacities when transporting garbage from terminal and station areas, platforms and passenger platforms, streets, etc.
  • Supervision of loading and unloading.
  • Maintenance and maintenance of transport and harvesting machines.
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4. Rights

  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to give instructions and tasks to his subordinate employees on a range of issues included in his functional responsibilities.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to control the implementation of production tasks and the timely execution of individual assignments by employees subordinate to him.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to request and receive the necessary materials and documents related to his activities and the activities of his subordinate employees.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to interact with other services of the enterprise on production and other issues included in his functional responsibilities.
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine has the right to familiarize himself with draft decisions of the enterprise management concerning the activities of the Division.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting vehicle has the right to submit proposals for improvement of work related to the responsibilities provided for in this Job Description for the manager’s consideration.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to submit proposals for consideration by the manager on rewarding distinguished employees and imposing penalties on violators of production and labor discipline.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting machine has the right to report to the manager about all identified violations and shortcomings in connection with the work performed.
5. Responsibility
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is responsible for improper performance or failure to fulfill his job duties provided for in this job description - within the limits determined by the labor legislation of the Russian Federation.
  • The driver of the harvesting vehicle is responsible for violating the rules and regulations governing the activities of the enterprise.
  • When transferring to another job or being released from a position, the Driver of a transport and harvesting machine is responsible for the proper and timely delivery of work to the person taking up the current position, and in the absence of one, to the person replacing him or directly to his supervisor.
  • The driver of a transport and harvesting vehicle is responsible for offenses committed in the course of his activities, within the limits determined by the current administrative, criminal and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting machine is responsible for causing material damage - within the limits determined by the current labor and civil legislation of the Russian Federation.
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting vehicle is responsible for compliance with current instructions, orders and regulations for maintaining trade secrets and confidential information.
  • The driver of the transport and harvesting vehicle is responsible for compliance with internal regulations, safety and fire safety rules.
This job description has been developed in accordance with (name, number and date of document)

Head of structural

For the driver, like for any other employee of the enterprise, a job description is provided. This document regulates the list of duties, rights and responsibilities of drivers. And although it does not relate to the mandatory regulatory acts of the enterprise, lawyers recommend that the provisions and clauses in this document be spelled out as accurately and carefully as possible so that in the future there is no possibility of double interpretation.

I CONFIRM:
CEO
LLC "Supplies Wholesale"
Shirokov/Shirokov I.A./
"12" August 2014

Job description of a car driver

I. General provisions

1.1. This document regulates the list of job functions, tasks, responsibilities that the driver of the organization must perform, as well as his rights, responsibilities, working conditions and other parameters.

1.2. The driver of the organization must have at least secondary education, at least three years of driving experience, as well as a category “B” license.

1.3. Hiring and dismissal occurs in the manner prescribed by the internal rules of the organization and with the obligatory presence of a corresponding order from management.

1.4. The driver's immediate supervisor is the director of the enterprise.

1.5. If the driver is absent from the workplace, his duties are transferred to a person appointed by a separate order of the head of the company and who has the required level of education and work experience.

1.6. The driver must be familiar with:

  • laws of the Russian Federation in the field of civil and labor law;
  • internal regulations of the organization, labor protection standards, fire safety, etc.
  • Charter of the organization;
  • orders and directives of management, company regulations;
  • traffic rules, penalties for certain traffic violations;
  • road maps of the region.

1.7. The driver must own:

  • complete information about the internal structure of the car, the principles of its operation;
  • information about the equipment of the car, its technical characteristics, instruments, mechanisms and assemblies, as well as about their purpose and maintenance;
  • ways and methods of identifying faults, as well as eliminating them using improvised means;
  • knowledge about the consequences of certain breakdowns and malfunctions in the engine and other vehicle systems;
  • standards for the maintenance of vehicles, including washing, cleaning the body and interior, maintenance in the garage, etc.

II. Job responsibilities of a car driver

2.1. The driver's job functions include performing the following tasks:

  • driving,
  • timely arrival at the workplace and delivery of the car to the entrance of the organization, as well as placing the car in the garage after the work shift;
  • timely refueling, topping up oil, and adding other fluids necessary for the operation of the car;
  • following traffic rules, observing all road signs, timely familiarization with all changes made to the traffic rules by law;
  • ensuring the safety of passengers while driving and driving;
  • ensuring the safety of property located in the trunk of a car;
  • monitoring the safety and integrity of the vehicle itself, including leaving it in parking lots and lots only with the alarm on, locking all doors and windows both while driving and during stops;
  • daily inspection of the technical condition of the car, timely elimination of identified faults on our own or with the help of specialized car services;
  • keeping the car clean and tidy, including daily morning washing of the car at a car wash and weekly dry cleaning of the interior;
  • advance preparation for long trips, familiarization with the area map and road maps, selection of the shortest routes;
  • avoiding the use of any medications, drugs, products and liquids that can affect the driver’s performance, concentration, coordination of movements and reaction;
  • work with route and waybills, including entering information into documents on mileage, gasoline and oil consumption, travel destinations, etc., timely provision of documentation for reporting;
  • carrying out orders and instructions from the immediate supervisor.
  • careful attitude towards the entrusted vehicle.

III. Rights

3.1. The driver has the following powers and rights:

  • make reasoned and substantiated proposals to management for improving and optimizing the work of both yourself and the organization as a whole;
  • make decisions independently to ensure the safety of both yourself and passengers when driving;
  • require management to ensure occupational safety;
  • receive all the necessary information from employees of car service companies about car repairs;
  • make proposals for optimizing route traffic, incl. to reduce financial costs for travel;
  • participate in any corporate events (meetings, discussions, gatherings) directly related to his activities;
  • make constructive proposals to eliminate violations, errors, and shortcomings identified during the work process;
  • enter into communications with representatives of any structural divisions of the company to resolve issues within its competence;
  • refuse to perform work functions if there is a threat to life or health.

IV. Responsibility

The driver is liable in the event of the following violations:

4.1. Causing, intentional or unintentional, damage to the vehicles entrusted to him (engine, systems and assemblies, mechanisms and components, interior and body), as well as untimely service and maintenance,

4.2. Causing damage to the health of passengers and other road users;

4.3. Use of any prohibited or permitted substances that negatively affect coordination, thinking, reaction, etc.

4.4.. Neglect of performing labor duties, including complete evasion of them.

4.5. Regular violation of internal regulations, work and rest schedules, discipline established at the enterprise, as well as violation of any types of safety.

4.6. Failure to comply with orders and instructions issued by the organization’s management or immediate supervisor.

4.7. Disclosure of confidential information about the organization.

4.8. Providing false information to management in reporting documents;

4.9. These points of the job description strictly comply with the framework of the current legislation of the Russian Federation.

AGREED
Head of Transport Department
LLC "Supplies Wholesale"
Myshkin/Myshkin T.V./
"12" August 2014

I HAVE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS
Ivanov R.S.
Driver at Supply Wholesale LLC
Passport 8735 No. 253664
Issued by the Department of Internal Affairs of the Leninsky district of Perm
09/14/2012 department code 123-425
Signature Ivanov
"17" August 2014

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Why do you need a driver's job description?

A job description is important not only for ordinary employees of an enterprise, but also for management. It makes it possible to coordinate the relationship between the employer and subordinates, clearly defining the work functionality and responsibility of drivers. In conflict situations when judicial intervention is required to resolve a dispute, the job description serves as evidence of the presence or absence of guilt on the part of the employee or employer.

Basic rules for drawing up a driver’s job description

There is no standard, universally accepted form of driver job description, so companies can develop and approve it independently. Since there is no single standard, in different organizations employees in the same position can perform different functions, but their main responsibilities should be similar. The driver's job description usually includes the following parts:

  • "General Provisions"
  • "Job Responsibilities"
  • "Rights",
  • "Responsibility".

If necessary or at the will of management, other items may be added to it.

The preparation of job descriptions is usually done by the company’s lawyer or a specialist in the personnel department. It is being drawn up in one copy, but if there are several drivers at the enterprise, then its copies are printed in the required quantity.

Each driver must be familiar with the document, and he must also put his signature under it, which will indicate that the employee agrees with its contents.

The job description must also be certified by the driver’s immediate supervisor or the person responsible for the implementation of the norms and rules specified in it. The head of the enterprise must also sign the document.

Drawing up a driver's job description

At the very top of the job description, on the right, space should be left for the resolution of the head of the organization. The form for it is standard: here you need to enter his position (general director, director), name of the company, last name, first name, patronymic, and also leave a signature line with a mandatory decoding and put the date of approval. Then in the middle of the line you need to write the name of the document.

Main sections

In the first section called "General provisions" First, you should note which category of workers the driver belongs to (worker, technical staff, specialist, etc.), then indicate who he reports to and who replaces him if necessary (here it is enough to indicate the positions of authorized employees, without last names) . Next, the document contains the qualification requirements for the driver (specialization, education, additional professional training), as well as the required work experience and length of service. It is also worth indicating on the basis of what documents the driver is appointed and removed from the position.

Then in the same section below you need to list all the rules, laws, orders, regulations that the driver must be familiar with, as well as the requirements for knowledge of the car.

Second part "Duty Responsibilities of a Driver" concerns directly the instructions that are assigned to him. They need to be written down in as much detail and clearly as possible, taking into account the characteristics of the enterprise where the driver works.

Chapter "Rights" includes the powers vested in the driver to perform his or her job effectively. Here you can separately indicate his right to various initiatives, including interaction with management and other departments of the organization when such a need arises, as well as the right to participate in internal company events and additional training.

In chapter "Responsibility" Violations for which the employer has the right to subject the driver to penalties are clearly established. It should be noted here that the driver is personally responsible for the safety of the car and its parts, as well as compliance with labor regulations and safety standards.

After registration, the document must be agreed upon with a senior (above the driver) employee of the organization (either the immediate supervisor or a person authorized to monitor compliance with the rules and regulations prescribed in the job description). Here you should enter his position, name of the organization, last name, first name, patronymic, and also put a signature with a transcript.

Please indicate below driver information: his last name, first name, patronymic (in full), again the name of the organization, passport details, signature and date of familiarization with the document. There is no need to certify the job description with a seal, since it refers to internal documents of the enterprise.