HAEMMERLIN 312175001, Instructions For Use Manual

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
This equipment is a category III construction site hoist designed and built in accordance with the European
regulations currently in force, and more particularly the amended Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. This
hoist is not designed to be used in ATEX or explosive areas.
This machine is listed in the decree of 1 March 2004. It must be checked in accordance with the regulations
when it is first put into service. The same applies in the case of major alterations or repairs. This verification
must include:
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The suitability test: The “suitability test for a hoist" refers the test which consists of verifying that the
hoist is suitable for the work which the user intends to carry out and for the risks to which the
workers are exposed, and that the operations planned are compatible with the conditions of use of
the hoist as defined by the manufacturer.
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The assembly and installation test: The “assembly and installation test for a hoist" refers to the test
to ensure that the hoist is assembled and installed safely in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
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The static test: The static tests must be carried out with a coefficient of 125% of the
maximum useful load (MUL).
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The Dynamic test: The dynamic tests must be carried out with a coefficient of 110% of the
maximum useful load (MUL).
As hoists are subject to frequent movement, they are exempt from the obligation to renew the tests after
each dismantling and reassembly, provided that they are verified and approved every 6 months. These
provisions are derived from regulations aimed at the heads of user establishments. This biannual
verification must include:
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The suitability test,
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The assembly and installation test,
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The state of conservation test: The “state of conservation test for the hoist" means the test to check
the good state of conservation of the components of the hoist during the whole period of its
installation.
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The static test,
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The dynamic test,
The maintenance logbook must be kept up to date by the head of the establishment, according to article
R233-12 of the French labour code, in order to ensure that the maintenance operations required for
operating the hoist are performed in conditions that preserve the safety and health of workers.
All the reports of interventions must be recorded in this maintenance book to contribute to the essential
maintenance and the proper management of the hoist until its disposal.
The head of the establishment is responsible for the application of the user regulations in force.
Before using this hoist, it is essential, for the safety of the equipment and its efficiency, to read over this
technical manual and to follow all its instructions. This technical manual must be kept with the machine and
be available to the operators for the entire lifespan of the hoist. Additional copies can be supplied on
request.
HAEMMERLIN accepts no liability for any consequences arising from the use or installation of the lift that is
not provided for in these operating instructions; as well as the consequences of disassembly, modifications
or replacement of parts or components from other sources without written agreement.
At the time of purchase, the purchaser must ensure the integrity of the structure.