Kanga 216 Series, Руководство оператора

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Series 216 Loader
General Safety Rules
Read, remember, and apply the following safety
rules during the operation of your Kanga Loader.
In addition, complete a thorough risk assessment
before loading and unloading the loader, and
before beginning work. This will aid in anticipating
any unsafe operations or work conditions unique
to the job.
Completely read and understand this Operator’s
Manual and keep it with the machine at all times.
Identify, mark, and delineate all underground utility
installations before any work commences.
Establish a traffic control plan with a well-defined
and clearly marked loading/unloading and
work area.
DANGER
To avoid the risk of struck-by and back-over
accidents, ensure all personnel, guests, and
passers-by in the work area understand where
they can and cannot travel on foot.
Mark the boundaries of the work area with
barricades and/or traffic cones before beginning
work with the loader.
Plant both feet firmly on the driving platform at all
times during loader operation.
Note
When carrying loads, the operator’s body weight
provides additional counterbalance to the weight
of the bucket load.
Keep body parts within the confines of the loader.
Never tie or otherwise secure yourself to any part
of the machine or attachment.
Do not place feet under the driving platform.
DANGER
Keep hands, feet and clothing away from all
moving parts, including hydraulic arms.
Stop completely before changing loader direction
from forward to reverse or vice versa.
CAUTION
Failure to stop completely before changing
direction can affect loader stability and
damage the drive of the loader.
Stop completely before operating other hydraulic
controls.
Travel at speeds suitable for the conditions and as
determined by the task risk assessment.
Slow loader speed to appropriately match ground
conditions, such as rough surfaces or uneven
terrain.
Travel at the recommended operating speed
between 2/3 and 3/4 throttle.
Note
Reduced speeds minimize noise levels dangerous
to both the operator and bystanders.
Travel with the bucket low and level to the
ground, carrying loads as close to the ground as
practicable.
Ensure the machine is fully stopped and shut off
before stepping onto or off of the loader.
Use handholds to aid in stepping onto or off of
the loader.
Practice Safety at All Times