Issued September 2017
Introduction
Copyright 2017, Heil Environmental
Printed in U.S.A.
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TO THE MECHANIC (CONTINUED)
As the mechanic of the unit, you have several
responsibilities:
You must have a valid driver’s license if you operate
the unit on a public road.
You must understand and follow all manufacturers’
instructions for equipment operation.
You must observe pertinent laws and regulations.
Do not use drugs or alcohol while you service or
operate the unit.
You must read, study and understand all procedures
and requirements of this Operation Manual and the
Service Manual before you operate the unit for the
first time.
If you do not understand or have difficulty reading this
manual or the Service Manual, You must tell the
owner or designated person before you operate or
service the unit.
DO NOT operate or service the unit until you
understand the procedures and requirements of this
manual and the Service Manual.
You must receive proper training before you operate
or service and maintain the unit. If you have not been
trained, you must inform the owner.
You must read, understand, and obey all safety
messages and decals that are on the outside or in
the cab of the unit.
Always use your employer’s Lock-Out/Tag-Out
procedures. If your employer does not have Lock-
Out/Tag-Out procedures, use the
in this manual.
Before you start the engine or operate the unit for the
first time:
o
You must clear the area of other people
o
You must learn and practice safe use of all
controls and indicators before you operate the unit
or before you do repair or maintenance
procedures.
Before you operate the unit in reverse, you must
make sure the area behind the unit is clear of other
people, vehicles or other obstructions.
WARNING
A unit that needs service or repair can malfunction and
create a dangerous condition. A part failure during
operation can cause serious injury or death to a person or
damage to the unit. Repair or replace any failed or
defective part immediately.
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