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Loading and unloading
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MACHT’S MÖGLICH
Operation
Safety during loading and unloading
WARNING
Dirty / wet cargo bed
The cargo bed can become slippery through dirt,
water or ice - slip / fall hazard!

Step on the cargo bed carefully and watch out for
dirty, wet / icy areas.
 If required, clean the dirty areas before stepping onto the
cargo bed.
WARNING
Moving load
There is increased risk of injury during loading / unloading.
People can cut themselves and be crushed.

Use , , .
WARNING
Stepping on the cargo bed
People can fall when climbing up to / down from the
cargo bed / the chassis via mudguards, drawbar,
chassis and toolboxes.
 Use .
 Take care when stepping on to the cargo bed.
 Never step on to a tipped cargo bed.

Do not jump on to the cargo bed or down from the cargo
bed.
 If required, use a stable ladder for climbing up and down.
WARNING
Loading / unloading with a crane
The fixing attachment could tear and the load drop
- suspended loads can hit / crush people!
 Use .
 Never stand under suspended loads.
 Keep people out of the danger area.
WARNING
Load / load securing elements on the cargo bed
The cargo bed can be blocked by the load, squared
timbers, tension belts and pallets - trip hazard!
 Provide adequate lighting on the cargo bed.

Store unneeded pallets, tension belts and tools in
the storage areas intended for this purpose.
 Keep the cargo bed clean.
WARNING
Loading bulk goods
When bulk goods are loaded onto the trailer, they
may get pressed against the drop sides. Unsecured
drop sides may spring open, presenting a hitting/
crushing risk!

Before loading bulk goods, make sure that all drop sides
/ bodies are closed and secured.
WARNING
Tipping while driving
The load could slide off the cargo bed in an
uncontrolled manner - crushing / impact risk!

Only carry out tipping processes while the trailer is
standing still.
WARNING
Restricted view with a tipped cargo bed
People may not be seen and be run over when
reversing.
 Use the mirrors to correctly assess the danger area
around the trailer.
 Have a second person direct you.