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HEALTH AND SAFETY
OL1D-SM-GB02D
2 Health and safety
2.1 Introduction
This chapter states the precautions to be observed by
personnel carrying out maintenance operations on an
Olympus refuse collection body.
Precautions to be observed by personnel operating
an Olympus refuse collection body are contained in
the equivalent chapter of the Olympus Operator’s
Handbook.
It is everyone’s responsibility to make sure that they
and their colleagues work safely. The intention of
these guidelines is to draw to the attention of Service
Technicians the importance of safety issues and to
highlight known hazards. Read this chapter very
carefully and use the procedures as a guide to safe
working practice at all times. If necessary, discuss any
points that are not clear with your Safety Officer or
Manager.
The guidelines contained in this Manual are not
definitive and do not override nor replace local
rules and instructions. There may be additional
ways to make sure that operative and maintenance
organisations work safely and you must also follow any
local rules and safe working practices that may apply.
The information in this chapter should be used
in conjunction with the appropriate chapters of
the workshop manuals, operator’s handbooks or
other service information applicable to the vehicle
chassis‑cab and any ancillary equipment such as waste
container lifting devices, etc. fitted to the vehicle.
Special attention should be paid to safety procedures
and precautions which must be observed with
electronic systems, high pressure fuel systems, urea
injection systems, high temperature catalyst exhaust
systems and air conditioning refrigeration systems
fitted to modern commercial vehicle chassis‑cabs.
2.2 Safety symbol, warnings,
cautions and notes
The following Safety Symbol is used throughout
this Manual to indicate information that is essential
to Health and Safety. The symbol applies to ALL
information contained in this chapter.
All Safety Information MUST be strictly adhered to.
WARNINGS
WARNING:
A WARNING IS PRINTED IN THIS STYLE.
IT REFERS TO ANY PROCEDURE WHICH
MUST BE FOLLOWED PRECISELY TO AVOID
POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH.
Caution:
A Caution is printed in this style. It refers to
any procedure which must be followed to
avoid damage to components or cause them
to malfunction.
Note:
A Note is printed in this style. It refers to essential
information about any operation or event that is not a
WARNING or Caution.
2.3 Trained personnel
The vehicle may be dangerous in the wrong hands,
and only suitably trained and authorised persons using
approved safety equipment where relevant, should
operate, service and repair this vehicle.
Maintenance personnel must have completed an
approved training course including the following:
• Safety precautions to be observed when operating
and carrying out maintenance and repairs to the
refuse collection vehicle.
• Working safely at height.
• Checking of the safety devices.
• Identification of components requiring
maintenance for keeping the refuse collection
vehicle safe and the intervals at which servicing is
required.
• How to use the lifting points of heavy components
or sub‑assemblies that have to be lifted in one
piece.
2.4 Use of these instructions
These instructions are only intended for use by trained
and authorised personnel with the vehicle(s) for which
this Manual is applicable. They should not be used
by any other persons, on any other vehicle or for any
other purpose.