Reid T DAVIT, Руководство по сборке и эксплуатации

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The following information is based on REID
Lifting’s recommendations and does not remove
the responsibility of the user to comply with the
relevant regulations and standards that are valid
in the respective countries and regions where the
system is being used Before each use inspect the assembly and all load-
bearing components for visual defects as per the
below list,
Ensure kingpin, beam and column are free
from dents or indentations.
Ensure Kingpin, Beam and column are not
showing any signs of deformation.
Ensure that there is no elongation of the beam
holes and that the inserts have not become
loose.
Ensure that the beam clevis pins are straight
and free from damage.
Ensure that the sheaves rotate freely and that
there is no visible damage
Ensure no bolts are loose
Check and brackets or attachments for signs of
damage.
Test the free rotation of the kingpin and ensure
that it is fully engaged in the socket. To check
whether the kingpin is fully engaged, ensure that
the lower bearing at the bottom of the column is
flush with the top of the socket.
Regular Inspections
To ensure that the product’s remains in safe
working order it must be inspected regularly by a
competent person. We recommend inspections
every 6 months for personnel lifting and every 12
months for goods only, unless adverse working
conditions or profile of use dictate shorter
periods. The components of the system frame
need to be checked for damage, wear, corrosion
or other irregularities. It may be necessary to
disassemble the system frame in order to do this.
Particular attention should be paid to checking the
profiles for denting, making sure there is no wear
or elongation on the bolt holes and ensuring that
the jib section retracts smoothly.
Any necessary repairs should only be carried
out by an approved specialist workshop using
original spare parts. It is recommended that once
inspected or repaired, the device is marked with
the date of the next inspection.
Inspections are instigated by the user. If detailed
information is required on inspection and test
criteria, please refer to your supplier’s technical
department. The equipment Inspection Record is
on page 35.
If using the system in explosive atmospheres, see
additional section titled ATEX.
Inspection & Maintenance