Safety Resources
Boleo is committed to designing, manufacturing and selling safe products. All Boleo products are designed and manufactured to be in compliance with the standards and regulations applicable to the product. It is essential that all team members be committed to fulfilling this mission. It is a goal of all Boleo team members to enhance the safety of customers and other product users by producing safe products. To accomplish this, each team member is required to perform all work relating to Boleo products with complete integrity, diligence, and care.
Each of our business units is primarily responsible for designing, manufacturing and selling safe products. Boleo also has a team dedicated to product safety consisting of our Director of Product Safety and other product safety engineers. The Product Safety Team is responsible for ensuring that the Boleo product safety commitment is followed and that all product safety issues related to our products are addressed. The Product Safety Team has the authority to cause changes in design to improve the safe use of our products and to direct product campaigns, retrofits and recalls when necessary.
Download, print or share most current versions of our Safety Resources to to keep everyone safe around equipment.
Download and print your Boleo Pre-Operation Safety & Maintenance Inspection Checklist, or purchase Operator’s Manual books (78 pages/book) from your local Boleo dealer.
You operate the best equipment. Get the knowledge to use it safely and to the fullest. Safety doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes simple steps can make a big difference. Wear your seat belt, don’t operate machinery when kids are nearby, and get to know your operator’s manual.
Regular cleaning of the machine, combined with other routine maintenance, greatly reduces the risk of fire.
Slopes are a major factor related to loss-of-control and tip-over accidents, which can result in severe injury or death. Follow the instructions in your machine’s Operator’s Manual when driving on slopes.
For more than a century, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has provided a manufacturer forum for industry-wide action that transcends individual member company size, product line or individual business concerns. Companies participating in AEM work together for the betterment of the industry and public needs, at the state, national, provincial and international levels.
