Schwing SP 1800-D, Оригинальная инструкция по эксплуатации

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SAFETY INSPECTIONS
OBSERVE
SAFETY MANUAL
Alongside regular maintenance work, continuous
observation and technical safety inspections are
essential tools in maintaining operational and
work safety with the machine and accessories.
As such, the responsibilities are as follows:
MACHINE OPERATOR
The machine operator is responsible for the
visual and functional inspections of "his/her"
machine, including accessories, before and
during use.
He must discontinue use of the machine if
he/she discovers defects endangering work
safety.
He/she is responsible for the external condition
of "his/her" machine. As such, he/she must
ensure e.g. the timely repair of damage to
paintwork.
Especially on placing booms, corrosion pitting
can lead to tears and breaks!
As the vehicle driver, he/she is responsible for
the roadworthy condition of his/her vehicle, in the
sense of local regulations in the country of use.
COMPETENT PERSON (SPECIALIST)
A competent person must carry out the technical
safety inspections required at regular intervals
and enter the results into the test book.
The definition of a competent person is given in
the SAFETY MANUAL.
We recommend having the inspection done only
by employees of SCHWING.
EXPERT
An expert must
be consulted in case of
significant changes and extensive repairs (if e.g.
welding is carried out on load-bearing parts).
The definition of an expert is given in the
SAFETY MANUAL.
ADDITIONAL INSPECTIONS
For certain units relevant to safety, such as
accumulators, the relevant inspection regulations
in the country of use must be observed.
We recommend having the inspection performed
by an employee of SCHWING, if no qualified
personnel is available.
TECHNICAL SAFETY INSPECTION
As there is more risk of damage with older
machines, the technical safety inspection interval
for concrete pumps and placing booms is
dependant on the age of the machine.
That means that older machines must be more
frequently checked than newer ones.
The respective inspection intervals are given in
the SAFETY MANUAL.
INFORMATION
Keeping to the inspection schedule is of great
importance!
Due to the dynamic loads that occur on all
machines, over time fatigue can occur on steel
parts, leading to cracks or fractures.
Of course other components also age, for
example through environmental influences, and
should be checked regularly.
The older the machine, the higher the probability
of damage.