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HEALTH AND SAFETY
OL1D-SM-GB02D
2.8.13 Access and lifting equipment
Some maintenance tasks require the erection of access
platforms and/or lifting equipment to provide a safe,
stable platform.
1. Access platforms or lifting equipment must
be erected by qualified personnel. Under no
circumstances must unqualified personnel erect or
alter such equipment.
2. Access platforms and lifting equipment must be
regularly inspected for continued serviceability.
2.8.14 Cleaning of equipment
1. Do not attempt to clear blockages or remove
damaged items whilst the equipment is running.
2. Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing away from
moving parts.
3. Do not attempt to climb or reach over guards.
2.8.15 Environmental protection precautions
1. Contact the Local Government Authority or
Environmental Protection Agency for advice or
disposal facilities.
2. Collect and dispose of used oil carefully.
3. Mop up all spillages.
4. Do not burn used hydraulic oil, rubbers, plastics or
polyurethane foams.
5. Dispose of used oil through authorized waste
disposal contractors.
2.8.12 Manual handling and
movement of loads
All persons planning the lifting or movement of loads
or involved in lifting or movement of loads must obey
the requirements of National and Local legislation and
regulations.
Many of the vehicle parts are either extremely heavy
and/or complicated in shape and size. Attempting to
move such components may cause bodily injury.
The approximate weights of major components are
listed in the Technical Data section of applicable
chapters.
To avoid personal injury or damage to equipment when
you work on the vehicle you must obey the following
rules.
1. Use correct methods when lifting or carrying items
by hand.
2. Use suitable lifting equipment and methods when
lifting or moving heavy or large objects.
3. Make sure that lifting equipment has been
inspected and is certified fit for use.
4. Make sure that safety pins, props and stands are
positioned correctly before the start of work.
5. Never land any item of equipment in a walkway or
clear zone.
6. Keep the work area clean and free from
obstruction.
7. Keep any personnel not involved with the
procedure at a safe distance.
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