15 SAFETY REGULATIONS
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The authority and obligations of the truck
driver
The driver has the authority and the responsibility to refuse to
drive the truck in the following cases:
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The truck constitutes a clear safety hazard.
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The load constitutes a clear safety hazard.
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If the truck has been repaired, altered or adjusted without
the changes being approved by the supervisor.
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If the truck driver's physical or psychological condition is
such that he/she can be considered a safety hazard.
The driver has the authority to:
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prevent unauthorized persons from using the truck for
which he/she is responsible. An unauthorized person is
someone who has not received permission from the
supervisor and/or someone who lacks training
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prevent anyone from walking or standing under a raised
lift, whether this is loaded or unloaded.
WARNING!
Take great care in the machinery compartment,
beware of hot surfaces, etc.
Getting in and out
Be careful when getting in and out. Use the handle if one is
installed and take into account the height difference between
the floor and the truck.
WARNING!
It is not permitted to climb on to the truck.
Driving the truck
Driving in public areas
The truck must not be driven on public roads outside a private
area.
Distance between vehicles
Remember that the vehicle in front of you may stop suddenly.
Keep a reasonable distance. Remember that any load on the
forks affects the braking distance.
Pinch risk
WARNING!
Always be careful when using the truck to be aware
of the risk of pinching, both in respect of the driver
and adjacent people.
Passengers
Passengers must not ride on the truck unless otherwise
indicated on the truck.
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