Labrie EXPERT 2000 2002, Руководство оператора

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EXPERT 2000
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2.4 LOCKOUT / TAGOUT
PROCEDURE
It is the employer’s responsibility to establish
and apply a “Lockout / Tagout Procedure” for
any inspection, repairs or maintenance being
done on the vehicle, whether it be on the road
or in the employer’s establishment.
LOCKOUT / TAGOUT
PROCEDURE
• Apply parking brake;
• Turn off engine;
• Remove key from ignition switch;
• Put keys in a safe controlled area;
• Tape ignition switch key hole;
• Turn off master switch (if installed);
• Put an “OFF SERVICE” tag on
driver’s wheel;
• Put an “OFF SERVICE” sign in front
window;
• Block any system that could move
by inertia with a proper and easy to
see safety prop (opened tailgate,
lifted body, etc.);
• Move (back and forth) all control
handles to release any residual
pressure in the system;
• Chock wheels on both sides.
2.5 LOCATION OF LABELS AND
LOGOS
2.5.1 LOCATION OF LABELS ON BODY
DANGER, WARNING, AND CAUTION
LABELS
See the accompanying illustrations for the
location and label content of all safety labels.
Labels on the vehicle may change depending
on what special features was installed on the
vehicle and also the type of body and cab
configuration. Refer to Labrie part and service
department for replacement.
1) Notes and warning on these labels must be
obeyed at all times.
2) These labels must be in place at all times.
Report any damaged or missing labels to
the proper authority at once.
3) Replacement of safety labels can be
ordered, free of charge, from Labrie
Equipment Ltd. for the duration of the
guarantee.