Clark HWXE 30, Руководство оператора

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3.11
Know Your Truck
BREAKING THESE RULES WILL CAUSE SERIOUS
OR FATAL INJURY TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS
Do not operate this motorized hand truck unless you are trained and authorized. Read and understand the
operator's manual before starting truck.
Do not operate damaged or faulty truck. Do not attempt repairs unless you are trained and authorized.
Keep hands on designated grips and feet away from truck. Do not operate truck with wet or greasy hands or shoes.
Enter confined areas with load end first. Be very careful when operating in confined area to avoid being pinned.
Avoid uneven or slippery surfaces and loose materials.
Travel slowly and with caution on slopes and do not turn. Always travel with load end down grade.
Do not load truck over capacity on nameplate. Do not handle shaky loads. Be very careful when handling long,
high or wide loads.
Do not exceed floor weight limits.
Warning Decals
The following are examples of decals which give important information
about operation and safety. OSHA and ANSI mandate that any missing
or unreadable safety decals must be replaced. Become familiar with the
decals on your truck and follow the instructions they describe. If you do not
understand, ask your supervisor for assistance.
Operator Safety Warning Decal
The operator’s warning decal describes basic instructions for the safe op-
eration of a lift truck. Read and understand these instructions and the other
safety messages in this manual and on the lift truck.
• Do not operate this motorized hand truck unless you are trained
and authorized. Read and understand the operator's manual before
starting truck.
• Do not operate damaged or faulty truck.
• Keep hands on designated grip and feet away from truck. Do not
operate truck with wet or greasy hands or shoes.
• Enter confined areas with load end first. Be very careful when
operating in confined area to avoid being pinned.
• Avoid uneven or slippery surfaces and loose materials.
• Travel slowly and with caution on slopes and do not turn. Always
travel with load end down grade.
• Do not load truck over capacity on nameplate. Do not handle shaky
loads. Be very careful when handling long, high or wide loads.
• Do not exceed floor weight limits.