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– Keep batteries away from all heat sources and sparks (danger of explosion or fire);
– Keep the polarity of the electrical circuit. An incorrect connection can seriously damage elec-
tronics or electrical circuitry and start a fire;
– When using jump-start cables, always connect the plus-cable (+) onto the plus terminal of the
battery and the minus-cable (-) of the auxiliary source onto the engine block so as to avoid
any explosion or fire risk;
– Safety devices (emergency switch, circuit breaker…) are positioned on the equipment. Take
notice of their positions and check their functional status prior to any use of the equipment.
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Equipment with hydraulic devices
Never deform or hit the high-pressure hydraulic pipes.
Carefully check all hydraulic pipes. Do not use bare hands to look for leaks; use instead a
piece of wood or cardboard.
Replace damaged or deformed hydraulic pipes.
Make sure that the hydraulic circuit is free of any residual pressure before disconnecting
hydraulic components ( danger of whiplash injury or fluid splatters).
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Lifting equipment
T
ESTS
AND
CONTROLS
The regulation in force stipulates checks and controls under load when the equipment is
brought into service and periodical checks later on.
The persons in charge of intervening onto lifting equipment must be trained and authorized
for this type of equipment. Prior to any use of the machine, they have to control that all checks
have been carried out according to the prescriptions given in the Chapter “maintenance”.
The equipment must be controlled and tested under load to guarantee the safety
of users and machines.
D
URING
W
ORK
Before handling a load, make sure that this operation presents no danger.
Do not start handling a load before the clearance zone (no circulation under the load) has
been clearly defined and marked.
Check that the load is correctly and safely strapped, with fixations (cables, ropes …) in
accordance with safety norms.
Do not lift heavier loads than the limit given on the WLL plate.
The load should be permanently followed visually by the machine driver; if this is not possible,
he shall be assisted by a maneuvering head.
Never leave a hanging load unattended.
Remain permanently aware of the possible consequences of inertia on a hanging load.
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