MAN.161 Rev.7 ENG - Use and maintenance manual S15 page
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1.3
CE certification
C.M.C. s.r.l. states under its own responsibility that S15 was designed and pro-
duced in compliance with national and European standards, and that the
machine is identical to the model submitted to control and test for the “CE
certification” by the Notified Institute nr. 1878 - VERICERT s.r.l. - via L.
Masotti, 5 - 48124 Ravenna - Italy.
1.4
TÜV certification
C.M.C. s.r.l. states under its own responsibility that S15 was designed and pro-
duced in compliance with US standards ANSI/SAIA A92.20:2018 and that
the machine is identical to the model submitted to control and test for the
“TÜV certification” by TÜV SÜD America Inc.
TÜV SUD America Inc. is an OSHA recognized NRTL and a Standards
Council of Canada accredited certification body.
1.5
Classification
The mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) S15 belongs to group B: the
vertical projection of the center of the area of the MEWP in different platform
configurations specified by the manufacturer can be outside the tipping lines
(EN 280 par. 1.4 - ANSI/SAIA A92.20 par. 3).
As for the displacement, it belongs to type 1: travelling is only allowed with
the MEWP in its transport configuration or in the stowed position (EN 280
par. 1.4 - ANSI/SAIA A92.20 par. 3).
1
Loading cycle: cycle starts from the access position, continues performing the
work and finishes returning to the access position.
1.6
Loading cycles
The machine is expected to live for 40.000 working cycles
1
(i.e. 10 years, 40
weeks per year, 20 hours per week, 5 cycles per hour).
Within this term, the machine must undergo at least 2 (two) in-depth
checks (structural, mechanical, electric, elements, etc.), in case of heavy
uses (frequent use at the performance limit, unfavourable environmental
conditions such as steel systems, paper mills and so on) it is better to in-
crease the checks. Anyway, it is advisable to have the state of the ma-
chine checked by the manufacturer factory or by an authorized assis-
tance point, at least every 1500 – 2000 working hours or once a year.
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