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Cleasby Conveyors Warnings and Cautions
4.) Be careful. Do not use the conveyor
equipment in a careless or unguarded
manner. Be aware of potential dangers
that can, or do exist under particular
operating circumstances, whether or not
expressly identified by warning or
instruction. Failure to exercise prudence
and due care while operating the
equipment is unsafe and hazardous.
5.) Follow the operating instruction.
Follow the operating instructions with
exactness.
6.) Training before adjusting. Only
service or adjust the equipment if you
have received appropriate training to do
so.
7.) Clothing. Wear proper clothing
when operating the equipment. Do not
ware loose clothing, since it might get
caught in the moving parts of the
machinery. Also, wear appropriate
personal safety equipment while
operating the conveyor or turntable: i.e.
steel-toed safety shoes (tennis shoes, or
other shoes with a gripping tread, when
working on the roof), hard hat and
gloves, as necessary.
Conditions and Locations
1.) Truck Maintenance. Maintain the
truck upon which the conveyor unit is
mounted according to manufacturer’s
recommendations. Repair or replace
damaged or worn parts or equipment
promptly.
2.) Conveyor Maintenance. Properly
maintain the conveyor as described in
Section Four, Maintenance and Service
Instructions” of this manual.
Risk of DEATH or SERIOUS
INJURY if the Conveyor or
Load comes in Contact with or
Proximity to Power Lines.
3.) DO NOT OPERATE THE
CONVEYOR NEAR ELECTRICAL
POWER LINES
. It is against the law
to operate the conveyor within twenty
(20) feet of power lines. DO NOT
OPERATE THE CONVEYOR IF
POWER LINES ARE WITHIN THE
SAFETY ZONE (see General
Instructions, Section One). A good rule
of thumb is to come no closer to a power
line than the length of the conveyor, or
in other words, 20-40 feet should be
maintained between the conveyor and
the nearest power line. If line voltage is
unknown, kee fifty (50) feet away. If the
conveyor comes close to, or in contact
with power lines, both the conveyor and
the truck will become charged with
electricity. Almost all power lines carry
enough current to kill you and anyone
who is in contact with or near the
conveyor or the truck.
4.) Truck Positioning. Position the truck
on firm, level ground. This makes
pivoting the conveyor as easy as
possible. Make sure the truck is stable
before releasing the conveyor boom
from its resting position on the rack
mounted to the truck; and before
operating the conveyor. The truck will
not be stable if it is on a pile of dirt, soft
or unstable ground or other non-uniform
support. If the truck is not stable, it may
tip or lean during conveyor operation
resulting in loss of control