ALMAC BiBi 850-BL, Use And Maintenance Manual

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BIBI 850-BL Use and maintenance manual Rev.00
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Chapter 2
Safety information
2.1 Notification of commissioning and routine inspections
The work equipment indicated in Annex VII to Legislative decree 81/2008 and successive amendments
must be subjected to REGISTRATION and ROUTINE INSPECTIONS by the competent authorities,
i.e. INAIL, the National Institute for Insurance Against Industrial Accidents (former ISPESL, Higher
Institute for Prevention in the Workplace), the Local Health Authority and other public and private
bodies established by the criteria laid down in Ministerial decree DM 11/04/2011.
a) The User or Employer must notify Commissioning to the territorially competent National Institute
for Insurance Against Industrial Accidents (INAIL) for the purpose of registering the platform.
b) Once the platform has been registered, ROUTINE INSPECTIONS must begin. The FIRST of these
is performed by INAIL within 45 days (since 21 August 2013) from the date on which the platform
is put into service.
c) The successive inspections, to be carried out at the frequency indicated in Annex VII to Legislative
Decree 81/2008, are carried out by the Local Health Departments (ASL) or, when permitted by the
regional laws, by ARPA (Regional Agency for the Protection of the Environment) or by Public or
Private undertakings, as freely decided by the Employer or User and in accordance with the
established formalities.
Attached are a few EXAMPLES of "notice of commissioning" and "routine inspections". Users should
check them each time in the www.inail.it portal, according to the installation site in question.
2.2 Fitness of the personnel
The operators who use the machine must be properly trained, informed, instructed on how to use the
machine in safe conditions and must possess a training certificate issued in accordance with the laws
in force at the time of use*.
The operators who use the machine must be over 18 years of age and be recognized as psychophysically
fit for the task in question. The following requirements must be ascertained before the operators are
allowed to drive the machine:
 sight and hearing in good conditions
 absence of changes induced by use of alcohol or drugs
 psychological equilibrium, absence of depression or stress
Operators who use the machine for professional purposes must undergo health surveillance as required
by Legislative decree 81/2008 and successive amendments, particularly with regard to alcohol
addiction and alcohol concentration tests.
*The law that currently governs health control and surveillance of workers is the Provision of the State-Regions
Permanent Conference of 16 March 2006.