Fiori DB 260, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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DB 260 REV. 00 01/07/2015
3.2 PRECAUTIONS AGAINST RESIDUAL RISKS
- The driver’s seat, the steps and the handholds must always be kept clean and free of any foreign object or
traces of grease, oil, mud or water in order to reduce the risk of slipping.
- Pay attention to possible slippery steps and slippery ground around the vehicle.
- Always clean your shoes before getting on to prevent slipping or stumbling.
- DO NOT come close to the moving parts of the vehicle with your limbs or other parts of your body. This may
cause serious injury or death by crushing or amputation.
- Keep objects away from the moving fan blades. The fan blades may project or cut objects.
- Turn off the engine and wait until all the moving parts have stopped before carrying out maintenance or any
other operation on the vehicle.
- It is advisable to keep at a safe distance from moving parts.
- Do not hang your legs or arms out of the vehicle as you might get seriously injured if you knock them against
obstacles.
- In some parts of the vehicle there are devices that may cause serious injury to your limbs. It is strictly
prohibited to insert any parts of your body in these devices when the engine is running.
- Wear suitable clothing that cannot get caught up in the moving parts of the vehicle.
- Never climb into or insert your hands, arms or other parts of your body in the moving parts between the working
equipment and the vehicle or between the cylinder and the working equipment. If someone inadvertently
activates the control levers, the play of the working equipment is altered with the risk of serious injury to the
body, hands or arms should they become entangled.
- Always keep your hands and fi ngers away from gaps and/or kinematic mechanisms.
- Do not use your fi ngers or hands to line up holes, but use appropriate tools.
- Remove any burrs or sharp edges from replaced and/or repaired parts.
- Should you need to access a moving part, always lock the working equipment and check that it is well
secured.
The machine is a vehicle to all intents and purposes, therefore, be extremely careful when handling it and
watch out for persons, animals or objects around the working area.
- Check the effi ciency of the controls and in particular the braking devices. Make sure that you can clearly
see the entire working area from the driver’s seat, also with the aid of the mirrors, video devices, lighting
equipment for night-time work, and keep them effi cient and in working order.
- Before carrying out any operation with the vehicle, always check that you have suffi cient room to work safely.
Ask someone on the ground to help you when carrying out operations in tight spaces or with poor visibility.
- Adjust the speed to the limits established for the various areas on the site, never exceed 15 km/h and drive
at walking speed in the vicinity of workstations.
- During manoeuvres, do not allow anyone to access the working area by posting appropriate signs and
cordoning off the area. The operator (or the person in charge) must ensure that this rule is observed, even
suspending work if necessary.
- If the driver needs to be contacted while he is working, approach the cabin from a point visible to the driver
and only after he has given his consent.
- The conditions of the ground must be such as to allow quickly stopping the vehicle.
- It is prohibited to stand underneath the working equipment.
3.2.1 SLIPPING
3.2.2 MOVING PARTS
3.2.3 SHEARING OR TRAPPING
3.2.4 CRUSHING