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Use and Maintenance Instruction Manual
MAXIAL TRACK HOIST
REV. 2.2 (2017)
SAFETY REGULATIONS
Page | 7-8
7.6 RESIDUAL RISKS
This paragraph is intended to highlight the residual risks associated with the operations
covered in this manual. The major risks can be identified in the particular situations
mentioned below:
— risks arising from operating with configurations not provided for by the manufacturer
— risks arising from positioning the machine incorrectly
—
shearing risk deriving from the machine proximity to obstacles
— risks arising from transporting the machine
— risks arising from incorrect assembly on the ground
— risks arising from incorrect over ground assembly
— risks arising from functional verification of the machine
— risks arising from the machine’s normal operation
— risks arising from handling the machine in the construction site
— risks arising from disassembling the machine
A detailed description is given for each of these situations, indicating the stage of operations,
the equipment used, the possible risks and relative prevention and safety measures.
7.6.1 Risks arising from operating with configurations not provided for by the manufacturer
The measurements of the machine and its conformation in respect to the building in question
must be confirmed in the construction site itself, before commencing the machine’s assembly
operations. The drafted and executive project plans of the building in question together with
the Use and Maintenance Instruction Manual of the machine must be consulted for such
verification.
Possible risks:
— differences between the measurements in the plans and the actual measurements of
the building
— over ground obstacles
— verification of the machine’s anchor positions
— errors in the assembly configuration of the machine
Prevention and safety measures:
— verification of any over ground obstacles in the construction site that prevent the
regular assembly of the machine, with particular reference to power and telephone
lines anchored to the building. In the case of obstacles being found, a different
configuration must be planned for the machine
— the person responsible for the installation process must decide upon the positions of
the anchors in accordance with the Instruction Manual. If the standard solutions given
in the Instruction Manual cannot be implemented because of particularities in the
construction site, a plan will have to be drawn up for every anchorage and signed for
by a qualified professional
— the person responsible for the installation process must ensure that the configuration
chosen, based on the above mentioned considerations, is actually mounted with no
variations or modifications