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SAFETY MEASURES
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37.
HANDLING LOADS
One person must assume the responsibility for all
aspects of lifting loads. In particular, he is responsible
for: the operator, machine, other persons, stability of the
load and the work area. He must also evaluate risks, be
familiar
with
the
procedures
and
exercise
a
considerable amount of common sense.
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For the safe attachment of load-moving equipment,
a hitching device including a system for protecting
against accidental tube breakage is available on
request.
38.
NEVER OVERLOAD THE MACHINE
To use the machine safely, refer to the load tables
provided by the manufacturer. Move the load gently and
smoothly to prevent damaging the machine or injuring
anyone.
BEFORE LIFTING A LOAD,
ALWAYS
REFER TO THE
LOADING SHEET POSTED IN THE OPERATOR’S
CAB.
Attention, if the machine is not levelled, it can tip
over. To prevent this, always use short harnesses to
prevent the load swinging about.
39.
CHECK THE HARNESS ROPES
AND EQUIPMENT
Before loading the materials,
ALWAYS
ensure that the
harnesses, ropes and hooks are correctly positioned,
secured, adequately rated for the load and in good
condition.
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T
HE MACHINE MUST NOT BE USED FOR LIFTING
LOADS
,
EXCEPT IN EXTRAORDINARY AND
OCCASIONAL SITUATIONS
. F
REQUENT USE OF
THE MACHINE FOR LIFTING IS GOVERNED BY
ESTABLISHED
LEGISLATION
REGARDING
LIFTING EQUIPMENT
. S
EE THE NATIONAL
REGULATIONS FOR DETAILS
.
WARNING
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