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Operator’s and Maintenance Manual
Pianoplan 600 J Speedy Standard
CODE
504196
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2.3.6 Warnings for the implementation of the practical instructions
The practical instructions are rules written by the manufacturer in order to use the
machine in a safe way. These are binding instructions, introduced by the manufacturer in
his area of competence. The accident prevention rules oblige the employees to respect
these instructions.
The general engagements of the manufacturer regarding the implementation and the
communication of the practical instructions are written in the relative rules for the
accidents prevention (in Italy decree law 81 of 2008). According to these rules, the
manufacturer is obliged to offer safe working methods to prevent accidents. Furthermore,
the operators must be instructed about the danger of their activity and informed about
the necessary countermeasures. The operator with the use of practical instructions can
fulfil these obligations.
These instructions for the use of the machine must be completed by the national rules for
accident prevention and for the protection of the environment.
For example, in Italy:
Decree law 81 of 2008 (called security consolidating act)
The operators must be informed:
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about the danger regarding handling the specific load material, about the necessary
safety and behaviour measures, and also about the dispositions in case of dangerous
situations, and first aid measures;
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about the different type of procedures and control of the Pianoplan to achieve
different working requirements in order to work in safe conditions;
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about the maintenance;
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about the elimination of functional anomalies;
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about the protection of the environment;
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about the safe use of electrical systems.
Through appropriate dispositions and controls, the undertaker must guarantee the
cleaning and the order where the Pianoplan is used.
The responsibility for the use, the transport and the maintenance must be clearly and
unequivocally established (and respected by all the personnel), in order to avoid
misunderstandings that could compromise safety.
The operator can use the Pianoplan only if it is in a good condition. The operator must
inform his superiors if he has noted any faults in using the machine that could
compromise the machine safety.
The operator has to respect the indication and warning plates put on the Pianoplan.
The operator has to assure that no unauthorised personnel are nearby the Pianoplan.