Textron PT-3500, Руководство оператора

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Revolution Series PT-3500 / PT-7500 Puller Tensioner Page 69
Operation
Emergency Stop Procedure
In the event of an emergency, the operator must be aware of how to shut down the machine so as
to avoid any additional injuries or equipment damage. In these emergency situations, the lives of
lineman, work crews, surrounding bystanders, as well as the operator may become at risk-
dependent upon the severity of the situation. As an operator in these situations, the level of
operating knowledge and proficiency can be tested. These factors alone make this procedure one
of the most important to know.
1.
Pushing the Emergency Stop Button is
the first step of an emergency shut down
during
operations.
This will de-energize
the
drive
system/engine and
stop all equipment
rotation and power as
quickly as possible.
This button is located on the
control panel.
2.
Quickly assess the situation and assist any
injured personnel to get free from hazards-
only if safe to do so.
3.
Notify proper
authorities and get
help.
4.
Follow all employer emergency
procedures.
Fire Extinguisher Usage:
Most Reilly equipment comes
standard with a fire extinguisher mounted
somewhere on the equipment for quick access
by the operator. However, should a fire occur
with S+R equipment; the
operator should
only utilize the provided fire extinguisher,
if trained in its use, if safe to do so, if in
accordance with employer policy, and in
these described situations
:
a. To save your own life, if in jeopardy from fire.
b. To save life, if in jeopardy as a
result of a fire- but only if safe to do so.
c. To put out small equipment fires to avoid
further damage to equipment or prevent a
dangerous explosion- but only if safe to do so.
CAUTION: Operators should exercise caution when
attempting to put out fires, as the provided
extinguisher is only intended to suppress small
localized fires
, and is not intended to put out or
fight fires, should one occur.
With the presence of flammable fluids and other
operational environment factors, even small fires can
grow out of control quickly. Operators must maintain
awareness of these factors.
Proper training must also be provided by employer
before engaging in any firefighting efforts. Should a
fire occur with Reilly equipment, the
operator should
not use the equipment until it has
been inspected for safety and approved to be
returned to service- regardless of the size of the fire.