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General| Brand | Hitachi |
|---|---|
| Model | EH5000AC-3 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Record model/type and product identification numbers for machine traceability.
Details from the ROPS cab name plate, including model and mass.
Record the type and manufacturing number for the engine.
Record the type and manufacturing numbers for the left and right wheel motors.
Record the type and manufacturing number for the alternator.
Record the type and manufacturing number for the control cabinet.
Record the type and manufacturing number for the hydraulic pump.
Record the type and manufacturing number for the control valve.
Record the type and manufacturing numbers for the left and right travel reduction gears.
Understand safety alert symbols and their importance for personal injury.
Learn the meaning of signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT, NOTE.
Adhere to all safety signs, manual messages, and operating procedures.
Get ready for accidents or fires with first aid, extinguishers, and emergency contacts.
Use appropriate clothing, footwear, eye protection, and hearing protection.
Prevent hearing impairment from prolonged exposure to loud noise using protective devices.
Perform a walk-around inspection before starting the machine to identify potential issues.
Maintain cab cleanliness, secure items, avoid distractions, and never operate under influence.
Use designated handholds and steps for safe entry/exit, maintaining three-point contact.
Adjust mirrors/cameras, be aware of blind areas, and ensure clear visibility around the machine.
Properly adjust the operator's seat and mirrors for optimal comfort and visibility.
Always fasten the seat belt securely and inspect it regularly for damage or wear.
Operate carefully, maintain alarms, use signal persons, and ensure good illumination.
Handle flammable starting fluid with extreme caution, keeping away from sparks and heat.
Always start the engine from the operator's seat, ensuring the parking brake is on and shift lever is neutral.
Follow correct procedures for jump starting to prevent battery explosions and machine runaway.
Never open high voltage covers or touch electrical components with wet hands to prevent shock.
Investigate job site conditions, make a work plan, and reinforce ground for safe operation.
Use clear, commonly known signals and appoint a signal person for jobs involving multiple machines.
Operate the machine safely, observing directions, obstructions, slopes, and road conditions.
Inspect tires daily, use proper inflation procedures, and store tires safely to prevent accidents.
Exercise caution when driving on snow and ice, reducing speed and avoiding sudden maneuvers.
Follow proper parking procedures to prevent unintended machine movement or rollaways.
Always check surroundings before backing up and use signal persons for safe operation.
Ensure all personnel are clear of the machine's operating area and movement path.
Operate with extreme caution on grades, avoid edges, reduce speed, and never modify ROPS.
Stay in the cab during loading and avoid placing extremities outside the window.
Avoid driving with the dump body raised and take care to prevent hitting overhead obstacles.
Maintain safe distance from electric lines, considering wet ground, to prevent electrocution.
Stop operation, evacuate, and check safety devices during electrical storms.
Do not exceed maximum payload to prevent tipping, loss of control, and potential accidents.
Wear eye protection and keep bystanders clear to guard against flying metal or debris.
Follow specific steps to park the machine securely, including using the parking brake and lowering the dump body.
Avoid accidental control actuation and follow shutdown procedures before exiting.
Handle fuels and lubricants carefully, store them properly, and refuel in a safe area to prevent fires.
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