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  1. For OR equipment not listed in the tool, the simple, low-cost method shown in Figure 2 can be used for measuring the forces required for pushing or pulling objects such as beds, carts, and …

  2. The hamstrings are not very useful in propelling the body forward. Pulling can lead to chronic hamstring injuries. Lower Back. Notice the curve in your lower back as you pull a heavy load …

  3. Side pulling is not considered “normal operation” of the hoist and therefore may void the manufacturer’s warranty. Attempting to lift a load that is located beyond the end of a bridge …

  4. Pushing and pulling forces are often misunderstood by employers, physicians, and even therapists. There are many types of force, including frictional force, tensional force, air …

  5. 2b. If not, please indicate whether this person has any LIMITATION in the activity listed and how many hours this person can perform each activity. If there are limitations in lifting, pulling …

  6. Side pulling is prohibited by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations and is not recommended by most standard hoist manufacturers. If side pulling is …

  7. The OTTPA specifically states that if it has not tested any equipment or use of equipment that it refers to in the 2024 Pulling Rules and makes no warran es either specified or implied with …