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4.2
Packaging, handling, transport
The following paragraphs provide the main information on the preparation of the machine for transport or
shifting. Certain machine parts are actually disassembled before transport to facilitate handling or to
reduce the maximum dimensions of the machine. Thus the maximum height of the machine is reduced
less than 2.5 m and the machine can be transported in a standard truck or inside a container.
The following paragraphs also include the main information on how to handle the machinery; they make
reference to the procedures to adopt, the means used and safety measures.
4.2.1
General safety recommendations for load handling
Given the specific nature of operations, it is obligatory to employ informed and trained personnel who will
work using hoisting means and will be aware of the operational and safety procedures to follow when
handling loads.
Before starting the transport of the machine and its components, consult the shipment list for information
on sizes.
During the loads hoisting and handling operation it is OBLIGATORY to abide by the following rules:
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IT IS OBLIGATORY that all load hoisting and handling be carried out only by specialized and
authorized personnel.
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IT IS OBLIGATORY to use personal protective equipment (PPE), such as safety footwear, work
wear, gloves for protection against crushing, safety helmet and harness for height work.
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IT IS OBLIGATORY that only personnel authorized for load handling work in the work area, in
compliance with common safety regulations that require safety areas around suspended loads,
lift-truck and/or moving overhead traveling cranes.
IT IS FORBIDDEN:
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It is forbidden to allow access to load handling safety areas to unauthorized personnel.
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It is absolutely FORBIDDEN to pass or stand under suspended loads.
Take heed of the following WARNINGS:
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Parts weighing more than 25 kg must not be handled manually. The barycenter for these parts is
shown on the part itself and they are fitted for hoisting by means of appropriate accessories
(harness, ropes, eyebolts, anchor bolts, .....).
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Assess the safest route and trajectory before hoisting a load.
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Use only ropes or chains that allow guiding the load while standing at a safe distance.
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Except for during stop and start, handling must take place without speeding up or slowing down
the load movement and avoiding jolts or impulse-type movements.
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