Labrie Pendpac WITTKE RETRO FL, Operator'S Manual

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4 Safety
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Ensure that you have been provided with safe operating and/or maintenance service training and
procedures by your employer prior to operating the vehicle or performing maintenance service.
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Carefully read this manual.
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Obey proper operating procedures, safety guidelines and warning decals.
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Use the vehicle only as intended.
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Perform a daily vehicle inspection that includes all operating systems, all vehicle safety equipment
and safety decals. Ensure that the inspection is documented and bring any defects to the attention
of your supervisor.
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Prior to operating the vehicle, ensure that all mirrors, windows and lights are clean and properly
adjusted. Ensure that all cameras and monitors are properly adjusted and function correctly.
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On your daily route, or during your service duties, stay safe; obey all safety decals and safe
operating procedures. Watch for other people, obstructions and overhead hazards.
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Always utilize the vehicle’s safety features, such as tailgate props and body prop.
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Remember to wear all safety equipment prescribed by your employer.
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: Under no circumstances should you operate damaged or malfunctioning equipment. Report all
malfunctions to your supervisor immediately.
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Road Rules
Rule the road with safety. Stay safe and help keep those around you safe. Prior to performing
your daily route, know and obey the route rules and regulations provided by your employer and
follow these important guidelines. As an operator you should never do the following:
1. Drive with the body raised.
2. Drive without the tailgate latch blocks in place or the tailgate ajar.
3. Exit the cab without engaging the chassis parking brake.
4. Back up the truck while unloading refuse.
5. Hoist the body while on uneven ground.
6. Prop a loaded body with the hoist safety prop.
7. Enter the hopper or main body unless the engine is shut off, the key is removed and there is an out
of service tag on the steering wheel. Refer to “Lockout/Tagout Procedure” on page 33.
8. Drive with arms in overheight condition.