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Temporary Construction Hoist PH 650
Operating Manual Page 21 of 64 BL148GB2017 / 11
6 For use by authorised persons
6.1 Operator
A person who, on account of his/her training and experience, is capable of
carrying out the functions and activities associated with normal operation.
This also includes avoiding potential risks and hazards that may occur
during operation of the hoist.
All persons must comply with the instructions of the operator.
6.2 Hoist supervisor
A person who, on account of his/her training and experience, is capable of
starting up the hoist and carrying out the functions and activities
associated with normal operation.
This also includes avoiding potential risks and hazards that may occur
during operation of/start-up of the hoist.
All persons must comply with the instructions of the hoist operator.
6.3 Specialists for servicing / maintenance / assembly
A person who, on account of his/her qualified professional education,
training and experience, is able to recognise risks and potential hazards
during servicing/maintenance/installation work on the hoist and is able to
rectify these by introducing appropriate measures.
6.4 Protection of particular groups of people
Young people, pregnant women, disabled people
The respective legal occupational restrictions apply.
Persons with pacemakers and metal implants
Magnetic fields which occur in the vicinity of live conductors and motors
can present a hazard for the individuals mentioned above. Should it be
necessary to enter these areas, a doctor should be consulted beforehand
as adverse health effects cannot in principle be ruled out.
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