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Temporary Construction Hoist PH 650
Operating Manual Page 22 of 64 BL148GB2017 / 11
7 Obligatory safety instructions
7.1 Basic conduct when working with the hoist
• The hoist must be used with an awareness of hazards, in a
technically fault-free condition and according to the instructions in
this manual.
• Acquaint yourself with the way the hoist works, the operating
controls and the safety equipment.
• The stipulated operating steps and the sequence of steps must be
adhered to.
• If there is any lack of clarity regarding proper condition or correct
operation, these points must be clarified. Operation is prohibited
until the matter is clarified.
• The operator is responsible for third parties in the working area of
the hoist.
• Unauthorised persons must be kept away from the hoist; if
necessary set up warning notices.
• All safety regulations relevant to the respective job/activity must be
adhered to.
• Responsibilities for different activities must be clearly identified and
adhered to. Uncertainties are a significant risk to the safety.
• Safety and emergency equipment may neither be removed, altered
nor made ineffective and must be inspected at regular intervals to
ensure function and completeness.
• Rectify any faults which fall within your area of responsibility.
• If faults occur outside your area of responsibility, inform your
superior immediately.
• In the event of wind velocities > 45 mph (72 km/h), bring the car
down to the ground and cease operation.
• Smoking, eating, drinking and naked flames are prohibited.
• Wear personal protective equipment.
• If there is soiling, take appropriate measures (e.g. drying and
cleaning) for all floors, steps, pedestals, platforms and climbing aids
to prevent falling and slipping.
• It is prohibited to attach banners etc. to the hoist that change the
wind load.
• Observe the load-bearing capacity of pedestals, ladders and steps.
• Look out for steps and objects on the ground when entering/exiting
the car.
• Fall protection must be worn when working at a height > 6’-6 ¾“
(2.0 m).
• The hoist must not be used as steps or a climbing aid. Only use
tested and stable steps/climbing aids. Keep steps/climbing aids free
of dirt and soiling.
• At the end of work or if work is interrupted, the hoist must be turned
off at the main switch and secured against unauthorised switch-on
(e.g. with a padlock).
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