Harsh HS10T, Руководство оператора

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7.0 Risk Assessment / Evaluation of Risks
Risk analysis connected to the use of the Skiploader equipment and according to the Machine
Directive 98/37 and the following integrations. The risks concerning this kind of equipment have
been cancelled as much as possible using the safety procedures described and illustrated in this
operators manual.
Main Risk Remaining Risk Solution Note
Accidental crash of the
operator against
elements of the
equipment Cutting risk of arms and legs
by the levers. Note; intervene
on the emergency stop button Only operate from
designated valve block
position, or in-cab/safe
working distance
where possible If necessary limit
the working area
with appropriate
signals, barriers,
wear PPE
Slipping when entering
the vehicle cab Risk of sliding on slippery
ground and on the access
steps to the vehicle cab Wear safety shoes Keep the
foreseen handles
straight when
entering and
leaving the cab
Tipping risk of the
vehicle Risk of sideways falling of the
container during the tipping
phase The container must be
fixed well using chains,
chain hooks and
tipping hooks Always work on a
plain surface and
on a solid ground
with the rear
stabiliser legs
activated.
Crushing risk during
them maintenance
operations Risk for face, arms and legs
caused by hydraulic oil at high
pressure Periodic check of the
high pressure pipes
and the fittings Before intervening on the
fittings to make sure the
pipes are not under
pressure.
Risk of losing the
container when
driving Risk of getting off the
container leaving the vehicle
onto other road users or the
public. The container must be
fixed well using chain
hooks, chain tension
and container stops The employer must
foresee an emergency
plan according to law
N. 626/94 and further
integrations