USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUALUSE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Chain hoist from 198kg to 2500kg
EXE TECHNOLOGY authorised personEXE TECHNOLOGY authorised person
An EXE TECHNOLOGY authorised person is a competent person who is formally authorised by RWM to perform
extraordinary inspection and maintenance operations on EXE RISE machines.
Authorised personAuthorised person
A competent person is a person with adequate theoretical and practical knowledge and experience to carry out
their duties and supervise work activities, who is aware of the limits of their own skills and knowledge.
RiggerRigger
The rigger is a competent person specialized in the assembly and placement of suspension systems for the
installation of machines for the operation of stage equipment.
1.51.5 INTENDED USEINTENDED USE
EXE RISE electric chain hoists are machines for lifting and suspension of loads intended for the performing arts
and entertainment sector.
In this sector, the lifting and suspension of loads mainly concern the assembly of structures and operation of
installations.
EXE RISE electric chain hoists are machines designed for professional use and must only be used by competent
personnel.
The areas of installation of such machines are not limited to theatres but include multi-purpose halls, exhibition
halls, film, television and radio studios, concert halls, sports halls, schools, bars, nightclubs, outdoor stages and
other places for shows and events.
CAUTIONCAUTION
The hoist can be installed and used outdoors provided that it is suitably protected from the weather.The hoist can be installed and used outdoors provided that it is suitably protected from the weather.
1.5.11.5.1 METHOD OF IMPLEMENTATIONMETHOD OF IMPLEMENTATION
EXE RISE electric chain hoists can be installed in two modes:
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Standard Mode (Body Up), that is with the body hook connected to the anchoring point and the Chain
hook connected to the load to be handled, as shown in figure 1.1;
Self Climbing Mode, that is with the chain hook connected to the anchoring point and the Body hook
connected to the load to be handled, as shown in figure 1.1;
figure 1.1 – “Standard Mode and Self Climbing Mode”
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