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Safety warnings for handling and transport
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The manufacturer has paid the utmost attention to packaging to
minimize risks related to shipping, handling and transport.
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Transport can be facilitated by shipping certain components
dismantled and appropriately protected and packaged.
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Handling (loading and unloading) must be carried out in complian-
ce with information directly provided on the machine, on the
packing and in the user manuals.
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Personnel authorized to lift and handle the machine and its
components shall possess acquired and acknowledged skills
and experience in the specific sector, besides having full control
of the lifting devices used.
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During transport and/or storage, temperature shall remain wi-
thin the allowed limits to avoid irreversible damage to electric
and electronic components.
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Handling and transport must be carried out with vehicles pre-
senting adequate loading capacity, and the machines shall be
anchored to the established points indicated on the axes.
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DO NOT attempt to bypass handling methods and the establi-
shed lifting points in any way.
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During handling and if required by the conditions, make use of
one or more assistants to receive adequate warnings.
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If the machine has to be moved with vehicles, ensure that they
are adequate for the purpose, and perform loading and unloading
without risks for the operator and for people directly involved in
the process.
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Before transferring the device onto the vehicle, ensure that both
the machine and its components are adequately secured, and that
their profile does not exceed the maximum bulk allowed. Place
the necessary warning signs, if necessary.
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DO NOT perform handling with an inadequate visual field and when
there are obstacles along the route to the final location.
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DO NOT allow people to either transit or linger within the range of
action when lifting and handling loads.
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Download the axes just near the established location and store
them in an environment protected against atmospheric agents.
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Failure to comply with the information provided might entail
risks for the safety and health of people, and can cause econo-
mic loss.
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The Installation Manager must have the project to organize and
monitor all operative phases.
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The Installation Manager shall ensure that the lifting devices and
equipment defined during the contract phase are available.
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The Manager of the established location and the Installation
Manager shall implement a “safety plan” in compliance with the
legislation in force for the workplace.
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The “safety plan” shall take into account all surrounding work-
related activities and the perimeter spaces indicated in the project
for the established location.
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Mark and delimit the established location to prevent unauthori-
zed personnel from accessing the installation area.
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The installation site must have adequate environmental condi-
tions (lighting, ventilation, etc.).
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Installation site temperature must be within the maximum and
minimum range allowed.
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Ensure that the installation site is protected against atmospheric
agents, does not contain corrosive substances and is free of the
risk of explosion and/or fire.
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Installation in environments presenting a risk of explosion and/or
of fire must ONLY be carried out if the machine has been DE-
CLARED COMPLIANT for such use.
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Check that the established location has been correctly fitted out,
as defined during the contract phase and based on indications
in the relative project.
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The established location must be fitted out in advance to carry
out complete installation in compliance with the define methods
and schedule.
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Evaluate in advance whether the machine must interact with
other production units, and that integration can be implemented
correctly, in compliance with standards and without risks.
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The manager shall assign installation and assembly interven-
tions ONLY to authorized technicians with acknowledged
know-how.
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State of the art connections to power sources (electric, pneuma-
tic, etc.) must be ensured, in compliance with relevant regula-
tory and legislative requirements.
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“State of the art” connection, alignment and leveling are essen-
tial to avoid additional interventions and to ensure correct machine
function.
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Upon completion of the connections, run a general check to
ascertain that all interventions have been correctly carried out
and compliance with requirements.
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Failure to comply with the information provided might entail
risks for the safety and health of people, and can cause econo-
mic loss.