2022 Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation

Powered lift truck operating certificate 
22.29(1) No employer shall require or permit a worker to operate a powered
lift truck unless the employer has issued a certificate to the worker
under this section.
22.29(2) No employer shall issue a certificate to a worker to operate a
powered lift truck unless the employer has first ensured that the
worker
(a) has received instruction, training and testing in the operation
of the powered lift truck in accordance with a code of practice
approved and issued under the Act;
(b) is familiar with the operating procedures of the truck that the
worker will be operating; and

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(c) has demonstrated competency in the operation of the truck that
the worker will be operating in accordance with the code of
practice referred to in clause (a).
22.29(3) An employer who issues a certificate to a worker must
(a) establish and implement an evaluation system to ensure that the
worker maintains competency in the operation of the powered
lift truck;
(b) maintain a record of the training the worker receives in the
operation of the truck; and
(c) produce a copy of the certificate and record on the request of a
safety and health officer.
Load rating chart 
22.30
An employer and a supplier must ensure that a powered lift truck is
provided with a clearly visible and legible load rating chart that is
affixed to the truck.
CONCRETE PUMP TRUCKS
Concrete pump trucks
22.31(1) In this section, “concrete pump truck” means powered mobile
equipment that is comprised of a concrete pump, a distribution
boom or mast, delivery pipes and the equipment on which they are
mounted.
22.31(2) An employer must ensure that the operator of a concrete pump truck
inspects the concrete distribution boom or mast and the boom or
mast’s safety and control devices before each use.
22.31(3) Before using a concrete pump truck at a workplace, an employer
must ensure that the outriggers of the equipment are extended in
accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications.
22.31(4) While a concrete pump truck is in use at a workplace, an employer
must ensure that
(a) no worker or other person is positioned under a distribution
boom or mast connected to the concrete pump truck; and
(b) except for a worker placing the concrete, no worker or other
person is in the work area of the distribution boom or mast
when it is being used.

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22.31(5) An employer must ensure that a concrete pump truck is not moved
when its distribution boom or mast is partially or fully extended,
unless the truck is designed to be moved with its distribution boom
or mast partially or fully extended.
22.31(6) An employer must ensure that a worker who is assisting the operator
of a concrete pump truck does not
(a) straighten a kinked end hose by increasing the pressure in the
hose; or
(b) clear a blockage of the end of the hose with any part of his or
her body.
DUMP TRUCKS