4
SAFETY REGULATIONS
26 AXH1157-UK (ENG) L3500 L4700 F7000 [FPT S3A]
• Do not carry passengers on the vehicle or in the
driver's cab or on any other part of the vehicle
(including man basket).
• It is prohibited to use the mobile hydraulic parts
of the vehicle the lift people except when using
the man baskets with relative personal protective
equipment for the operator inside.
• Regardless of the user's experience, become
familiar with the position and function of all
controls and instruments in a work area free from
obstacles and persons, before operating the
vehicle or the equipment.
• Carry out all the described safety checks before
resuming operations.
• While the vehicle is running, always keep light
signals on. These serve to warn people that the
vehicle is about to move.
• Always keep the safety distance adequate for the
type of work and persons or objects in the work
area. Always look in the travel direction and
maintain good road visibility.
• Adjust movement speed based on the load
carried and the type of ground; remain at low
speeds to reduce the risk of the vehicle tipping
over or losing the load.
• Do not drive with the brake pedal pressed.
• Do not use the vehicle force of impact to carry out
tasks. These vehicles are not designed for said
use; therefore, such use may cause vehicle
overturning, damage, the breakage of
components and attachments, or serious
personal injury for the user.
• Always operate with the engine hood closed.
• Do not operate with the vehicle protective parts
removed.
• When working in a congested area, designate one
person to signal and coordinate the work zone.
• Make sure that everyone follows the directions
given by the person in charge of signalling.
• Make sure to use signals that conform with the
provisions in force in the country of use of the
vehicle.
• For additional information with regard to the
presence of a person in charge of signalling,
consult the “Signals to more vehicles” chapter.
• When working alongside excavations or on the
edge of the road or soft ground, keep at a safe
distance as the vehicle may overturn.
– Designate a person on the ground to be in
charge of signalling.
– Remember that after strong rains, the use of
explosives or an earthquake, the ground is
more fragile.
• When working on the upper part or inside
buildings or other structures, verify their capacity
and stability before starting operations. The risk
of collapse exists and can cause serious injuries or
damage.
• Working on a slope may be dangerous. The
conditions of the terrain may vary according to
climatic conditions (e.g. rain, snow, ice).
Therefore, pay careful attention to the conditions
of the terrain on which the vehicle is being used;
the use of low speeds is recommended.
• Drive slowly on grass, leaves or wet steel slabs.
Even when operating on slight slopes the vehicle
may slip or lose balance with risk of tipping.
• Tipping conditions of the vehicle can vary
depending on the features of the ground,
environmental conditions and the type of work.
Complying with all the safety instructions
contained in this manual reduces risks for the
vehicle and the operator in most operating
conditions provided herein.
• It is forbidden to use the tractor if there is any risk
of tipping that is not covered herein, as this
manual contains an incomplete list.
4.2 - Safety indications
ATTENTION
Carefully observe and follow all safety signals on
the vehicle and on the equipment and read all
safety messages in this manual.
• The safety messages in this chapter illustrate the
basic safety procedures of the vehicles and
equipment.
• The safety signals must be installed, maintained
and replaced when necessary.
• If a safety signal or this manual is damaged or
missing, order a replacement from the
DIECI
s.r.l.
dealer in the same way in which spare parts
are ordered (be sure to communicate the model
and serial number of the vehicle when placing the
order).
• Learn how to correctly and safely operate the
vehicle and the equipment and their relative
controls.
• Allow only trained, qualified and authorized
personnel to operate the vehicle and installed
equipment.
• Keep the vehicle, equipment and accessories in
appropriate working conditions.
To Next Page
Loading...