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PCMS Operations, Safety & Maintenance V2
Ver-Mac 2019
1.2 Safety and Warning Information
Basic safety precautions and procedures as well as important points to remember
during operation of the PCMS unit appear throughout this manual.
DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION indications, as well as Notices, are posted in
appropriate locations in this manual.
A chapter at the end
of this manual contains illustrations and parts numbers for all the
decals in use on Ver-Mac PCMS units.
In addition, safety and warning decals are displayed on the PCMS units
themselves
for
the express purpose of alerting personnel to potential hazards.
DANGER
Indicates a high level of risk for serious personal injury.
WARNING
Indicates a moderate level of risk for personal injury and potential
for damage to equipment.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially unsafe practice and risk for minor personal
injury.
NOTE
Refers to an important feature that the operator should be aware of for maximum
operating efficiency of the equipment or to help in completing a procedure.
1.3 Maintenance
Maintenance is a guide to equipment care. Regular maintenance means:
•
Less likelihood of equipment failure and down-time for repairs
•
Greater reliability of operating
•
Improved safety of personnel and public
As with all mechanical equipment, routine maintenance is best practice to preserve the
life of the PCMS unit and to ensure that it is running safely and properly.
Because PCMS units are generally stationary for relatively long periods of time in
tough worksite environments, maintenance tasks focus mainly on prevention and
removal of rust and corrosion.
Maintenance tasks are recommended at least once a year. Thorough maintenance is
especially recommended before the PCMS unit goes into long-term storage or after
hard use.
NOTE
Lack of maintenance can invalidate any and all guarantee provisions.
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