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Revised 06.2021 3-1
Owner’s Manual: Smoothwall Bin
®
• Read and understand the owner’s manual.
• Clear the area of bystanders, especially
children, before starting.
• Prepare the base carefully to be sure the bin
is supported evenly to prevent tipping.
• Stay away from power lines when lifting or
moving the bin. Electrocution can occur
without direct contact.
• Move the bin on a calm day or light breeze.
The bin is a large, hard-to-handle object that
can easily be caught and moved by the wind.
• Use extra care when moving bin. Never
move a bin with product in it.
• Use only an approved hoist, crane or other
lifting system when positioning bin.
• Secure, anchor the base when positioned.
Section 3: SITE AND INSTALLATION
It is important that you, the customer, plan the
work site to minimize or eliminate the need to
move the bin once positioned.
• We recommend that you consult a civil
engineer regarding the chosen site, the soil
load bearing capacity, proper method of
construction and type of concrete pad.
• Clear area of bystanders, especially children.
• Use only hoists, or cranes with sufficient lift
capacity and reach for the bin being positioned.
• Do not move/transport bin(s) when it is windy.
• Ensure the bin is positioned on a base that has
been properly prepared to support the weight
and loads of the bin when filled.
• Electrocution can occur without direct contact.
Do not place bin within 40 ft from power lines.
3.1 BIN LOCATION
Unless otherwise specifically provided in writing,
Meridian® does not take responsibility for any
defects or damages to any property, or injury to
any persons, arising from or related to any site
or assembly considerations, including but not
limited to:
• Bin location and siting.
• Soil conditions and corresponding foundation
requirements.
• Field modifications or equipment additions
that affect the bin structure.
• Interconnections with neighbouring structures.
• Compliance with all applicable safety
standards, including but not limited to, fall
restraint systems (ladders or other systems).
Local safety authorities should be contacted
as standards vary between jurisdictions.