KONE ReSolve 200
Installation Instruction
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AM-10.65.001
(D) 2013-04-17
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SAFETY
To ensure your safety and the safety of those around you, it is important that you read,
understand, and follow ALL the safety precautions relative to a particular task. In particular it
is important to read and understand any risk assessed method statements made at the time
of the safety survey.
Related safety instructions:
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AM-01.03.001, Use of fall prevention systems when working on elevators and escalators
Fall prevention planning is a mandatory requirement whenever either employees or the
general public are at risk of injury from falling during equipment installation, removal or
maintenance operations. Fall arrest systems must be used in accordance with local code
requirements when there is a risk of falling and it is not possible to remove the risk by
other means (e.g. balustrades). Use of harnesses must always be considered as a final
resort if it is impossible to remove the hazard by other means. Serious injury or death may
still be sustained after a fall wearing a harness in an enclosed space.
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AM-01.03.002, Take 5 - Electrical safety when working on elevators
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AM-01.03.003, Take 2 - Double security safety practice when using Tirak hoist for man-
riding purposes
Take 2 is the workplace protective practice of double-securing to prevent risk of falling
when using either a temporary platform or the elevator car for man riding when using the
Tirak hoist. The requirement to enforce this practice is part of KONE Safety policy. The
suitability of this method for a particular site requires inspection by a trained person. The
safety survey must be documented, completed and visible before hoist usage is allowed.
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AS-01.01.004, Take Care, End user safety focal points in elevator maintenance
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AM-01.03.009, General instructions for material handling, using transportation and lifting
equipment
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AM-01.03.010, Safe working in elevator shaft and machine room areas
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Site safety audit
Take time to familiarise yourself with the elevator. This is particularly important when working
on other manufacturer’s equipment where the level of training and information available may
vary and circuit diagrams are in an unfamiliar style.
