MAN.219 Rev.8 ENG - Use and maintenance manual S19N page 19 of 71
Table 1: Beaufort wind scale.
We recommend the use of an anemometer, to determine direction
and speed of wind.
Any addition that increases the wind load on the MEWP, such
as warning signs, is prohibited.
4.2 Safety distances
Below there are the safety distances to be kept by qualified staff (alternat-
ing current):
Voltage field of electric line
In any case, do’tn touch the electric lines.
4.3 Transport, storage and packaging
To load/unload the platform, it is possible to use a travelling crane or a
forklift of adequate capacity. For this operation, sling the MEWP by the at-
tacks on the outriggers and on the chassis or use the inserts for the forks
(Picture 12).
Calm. Smoke rises vertically
Wind motion visible in smoke.
Wind felt on exposed skin. Leaves
rustle
Leaves and smaller twigs in con-
stant motion.
Dust and loose paper raised. Small
branches begin to move. Dust and
loose paper raised. Small branches
begin to move.
Branches of a moderate size
move. Small trees begin to sway.
Large branches in motion. Umbrel-
la use becomes difficult.
Whole trees in motion. Effort need-
ed to walk against the wind
Twigs broken from trees. It is diffi-
cult to move
Light damages to buildings, tiles
removed
Trees are broken off or uprooted,
heavy damages to buildings