3.0
Installation of the Skiploader Equipment
The Skiploader equipment will be mounted and fixed according to our standard procedures of
practise with consideration taken for the chassis types and variations. Upon confirmation of any
order the technical department will produce mounting installation drawings and guides based on the
equipment selected and truck type. Weight and payload calculations are possible but may vary
dependent upon model/types.
Harsh are ISO9001:2008 compliant and accredited by the British Standard Institute meaning we
have fully audited systems giving us full traceability and process throughout the installation.
Harsh are also accredited member of CHEM.
Formed in the 1960’s CHEM provides Co-ordination
and communication across equipment manufacturers to help standardise and provide guidelines on
best practises for health and safety regulation and in drafting any legislation.
Harsh also is ECWVTA (European Community Whole Vehicle Type Approval) approved for
installation of our Hooklift equipment on a wide variation of chassis manufacturers vehicles.
ECWVTA requires all new registered vehicles after October 2014 to come complete with a full CoC
certificate from every stage bodybuilder. Ensuring full traceability, documentation and process is
followed and conforms to legislation.
4.0
Safety Instructions
Before using any Skiploader equipment it is important the Safety Instructions are read, understood
and adhered to at all times without exception.
Environment Checks;
1. It is absolutely forbidden for any persons to be in the equipment acting radius during
operation of the Skiploader. A safe distance between any persons and the equipment must
be adhered to at all times.
2. Always check to ensure the equipment is being operated on a level and secure surface prior
to operation
3. Always check for overhead obstructions such as power lines before use
4. Always check the vehicle surroundings before loading or unloading or tipping of the Container
User Checks;
1. It is forbidden for the equipment to be operated by a non-trained person
2. Operators must ensure they have been instructed on the equipment lifting capacity, utilisation
limits and warning light positions prior to operating
3. Please further consult section 4.0 Operators Equipment for further information
Operational Checks;
