Treat an unlevel or tilt alarm like a stop condition. Lower the platform if you can do it safely, move only to a firm level surface, and do not try to outsmart the alarm.
Do not rock the basket, lean your body, bypass the alarm, keep raising, or drive elevated to “see if it clears.”
Check
Stop raising or driving unless needed to get safe.
If elevated, lower the platform slowly if the controls allow and the path is clear.
Look for slope, drop-off, trench, debris, cords, scrap, floor drain pitch, or a wheel sitting on something.
Move to firm, level ground before raising again.
If the alarm continues on visibly level ground, hold/tag the lift and call the foreman/safety/rental company.
Steps
Stop raising or driving unless needed to get safe.
If elevated, lower the platform slowly if the controls allow and the path is clear.
Look for slope, drop-off, trench, debris, cords, scrap, floor drain pitch, or a wheel sitting on something.
Move to firm, level ground before raising again.
If the alarm continues on visibly level ground, hold/tag the lift and call the foreman/safety/rental company.
Say this to your foreman
The scissor lift is giving an unlevel/tilt alarm at [location]. I lowered safely and checked for slope or debris. It still alarms on flat ground. Do you want it tagged out and another lift brought over?