Elliott E190, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Safety Responsibilities-aerial EEC-0074 V1.1
Safety Responsibilities
must understand standard aerial device signals and take signals from only one
designated signal person. The operator, however, shall take a stop signal from anyone.
Signal Person’s Responsibilities
The signal person must have good vision and sound judgment. The signal
person must know the standard aerial device signals and be able to give these signals
clearly and quickly. The signal person must also have appropriate experience to be
able to recognize hazards and be able to signal the operator to avoid them. The signal
person’s primary duty is to assist the operator in safe and efficient operation. The
operator’s must depend on the signal person to direct load movements without
endangering people or property. The signal person must also have a clear
understanding of the work being done, and how all steps of the operation fit together.
This will allow the signal person to safely coordinate the job with the operator and
all other crewmembers. The signal person must take up a position where they can be
clearly seen by the operator and clearly observe the entire operation. Standard aerial
device signals must be used unless operator and signal person agree upon an
alternative method of communication.
Rigger’s Responsibilities
Riggers must be able to accurately determine weights and distances, and be
able to select and properly use lifting tackle for the requirements of the lift. Riggers are
also required to understand and abide by crewmember’s responsibilities.
Crewmember’s Responsibilities
It is the responsibility of all crewmembers to report any unsafe condition or
practice that is recognized to the job supervisor. Everyone who works around aerial
devices must obey all warning signs and watch out for his or her own safety and the
safety of others. Crewmembers setting up equipment or handling loads are expected to
know proper machine erection and rigging procedures.