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This brief outlines the specific hazards associated with brake rollers and play detectors that are routinely found in MOT bays, vehicle workshops, dealerships and body shops. It highlights the risk of wheel entanglement, equipment seizure, sudden loss of vehicle control and crushing or amputation injuries when cables or probes become caught on clothing, hair or tools.
The talk covers safe loading practices, proper vehicle restraint, clear pit exclusion zones, emergency stop procedures, appropriate personal protective equipment and regular maintenance checks. It also details the importance of daily visual inspections, load‑limit verification and correct cable routing to prevent entanglement.
Implementing these controls helps reduce downtime, protects staff from serious injury and supports a culture of safety that aligns with industry best practice. Regular briefings reinforce awareness, ensure consistent application of safe methods and provide an opportunity to discuss any recent incidents or near‑misses.
Use this toolbox talk when introducing new brake testing equipment, after any incident involving the roller, or as part of routine safety briefings to keep workshop staff up‑to‑date with best practices.
Schedule quarterly refresher sessions and update this talk whenever new equipment is introduced or procedures change, ensuring ongoing compliance and safety awareness.
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Compliant with: Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER) and BS EN 12184:2011.
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