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All  operating  checks  as  stated  in  Section  (5)  below  and  as  stated  in  AS  2550.1  and/or  AS 
2359.2 are to be carried out at the start of shifts or immediately prior to the lifting of loads. 
 
Forklift attachments can alter load centres and reduce the load capacity. The type of load to 
be handled in addition to the operating conditions must be considered when determining the 
actual working capacity for each application. 
 
Do not exceed the recommended Crane, Forklift or Concrete Kibble rating.  
 
 

WARNING

: Any WLL noted on the Concrete Kibble 

is a structural rating of the attachment only and makes 
no  claim  to  the  suitability  of  the  Crane/Forklift. 
Actual load may be restricted to  the suitability of the 
Crane/Forklift.  Actual  rated  working  load  of  the 
Crane must be obtained from the Crane manufacturer. 
Actual  Forklift  capacities  must  be  obtained  from  the 
Forklift manufacturer. 

 
 
Before  the  Concrete  Kibble  elevates  any  load,  the  Operator  shall  lift  it  to  the  required 
working height to confirm that all systems function correctly. 
 
Ensure all Risk Control Measures, as outlined in Section (5) and detailed in Appendix A, are 
complied  with  before  hoisting  the  Concrete  Kibble  by  Crane  or  before  lifting  the  Kibble 
using an Industrial Truck.

 

 
East West Engineering Concrete Kibbles shall not be modified in any way which affects the 
operation  or  performance  except  with  the  prior  approval  of  East  West  Engineering.    After 
any  changes  have  been  effected,  appropriate  alterations  shall  be  made  on  the  relevant 
nameplate and markings prior to placing the Concrete Kibble back into service.  East West 
Engineering must be notified of the changes to nameplates and markings with reference to 
the Concrete Kibble serial number. 
 

Operating Instructions 

 
The  Concrete  Kibble  shall  normally  be  operated  and  have  its  movements  directed  by  a 
competent person with a ‘WorkSafe’ Dogging or Rigging Certificate. 
 
Before  loading  any  material  into  the  Concrete  Kibble,  ensure  the  Discharge  Gate  is  fully 
closed. When using the Kibble for “bottom dumping” (ie. without use of the Chute), ensure 
the  Chute  has  been  secured  in  its  storage/upright  position  (refer 

Fig.  3.1

  above)  and  the 

Kibble is directly over the dumping site before opening the Discharge Gate. 
 
When using the Chute, ensure it is anchored into position, angled downwards to allow free 
flow with the outer end directly over the dumping site before opening the Discharge Gate. 
 
To open the Discharge Gate, pull the Kibble Handle downwards always closing the Gate by 
the  reverse  action,  when  enough  material  has  been  poured.  Flow  control  of  the  material  is 
achieved by the amount the Discharge Gate is opened.  
 

Summary of Contents for CKM05

Page 1: ...Control Measures Summary 6 6 Parts List 9 7 Maintenance 10 8 Compliance Plate Information 10 9 Certification Information 11 10 Terms and Conditions 12 Appendix A Attached ALL EAST WEST CONCRETE KIBBLE...

Page 2: ...of 1500kg and a unit weight of 275kg with a capacity for 0 5 cubic metres of material The type CKM10 Concrete Kibble has a Working Load Limit WLL of 3000kg and a unit weight of 320kg with a capacity f...

Page 3: ...Concrete Kibble with a Forklift ensure that the fork arms are suited to the attachment and set to a width that ensure stability of the load Fig 3 1 type CK10 shown To ensure the Concrete Kibble stays...

Page 4: ...r not in safe working condition A Competent Person shall inspect the lifting slings lifting bar Gate and Handle mechanisms Chute and chains daily to ensure that they are in safe working order The Oper...

Page 5: ...an Industrial Truck East West Engineering Concrete Kibbles shall not be modified in any way which affects the operation or performance except with the prior approval of East West Engineering After any...

Page 6: ...ning in the safe use of the Concrete Kibble shall be undertaken before usage The Crane Operator must not work the Crane unless they are physically and mentally capable This is in accordance with AS 25...

Page 7: ...izontal movement permissible M When landing the Kibble avoid developing rope slack N The Operator must know the location of the main isolation switch and Fire fighting equipment 5 2 Risk Control Measu...

Page 8: ...ade aware of the need to release the concrete gradually from the Kibble to prevent the formwork from being overloaded and risk structural damage I The Kibble Operator MUST be made aware that the sudde...

Page 9: ...60 Long 8 Pouring Chute Sleeve CKM05 16 CKM05 16 CKM05 16 9 Handle Link CKM05 38 CK05 09 CK05 09 10 Washer Flat M20 M20 M20 11 Roll Pin 6 x 40 Long 6 x 40 Long 6 x 40 Long 12 Metric Bolt G8 8 Washer N...

Page 10: ...components are considered worn or damaged or if safety charts or labels are damaged or illegible the Kibble should be taken out of service and East West Engineering or an Authorised Person contacted f...

Page 11: ...vant Australian Standards including those listed below AS NZS 1554 1 2011 Structural Steel Welding Welding of Steel Structures AS 1418 1 2004 Cranes General Requirements AS 2550 1 2011 Cranes Safe Use...

Page 12: ...WE will at its option either repair or replace nonconforming or defective products for which it is responsible or return to buyer their purchase price The foregoing states buyer s exclusive remedy for...

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