Maeda CC1485S-1 - Cautions in Getting on and off the Machine

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1.4 CAUTIONS IN GETTING ON AND OFF THE MACHINE
USE A HANDRAIL AND STEPS WHEN GETTING ON AND OFF THE MACHINE
When getting on and off the Machine, be sure to observe the
following precautions in order to prevent physical accidents
such as slipping and falling or tumbling.
• Use the arrow-
marked handrails and steps shown in the
figure at the right when getting on and off the Machine.
•
When getting on and off the Machine, always face the
machine, allow the three parts of limbs (both feet and a
hand, or a foot and both hands) to come into contact with the
hand rails and steps to hold your body.
• Before getting on and off the Machine, check the handrails
and steps for any damage or loosening, and for any oil or dirt
sticking to the Machine surface.
When oil or dirt is
deposited, do not fail to thoroughly clean it so that the
surface is not slippery.
Repair any damage and retighten
any loosened bolt.
•
Do not grasp operating levers and locking levers when
getting on and off the Machine.
• Never
step on the engine hood and cover that are not
treated with anti-skidding coating.
• Do not get on or off the machine while holding a tool in hand.
• Do not jump on or off the Machine. Also, do not get on or off
the moving Machine.
• Even if the Machine
unexpectedly begins to move
unmanned, never jump on it to stop it.
CAUTIONS IN STANDING UP FROM THE OPERATOR'S SEAT OR LEAVING THE
MACHIHNE
• Before standing up from the operator's seat for opening or
closing the front or ceiling window, detaching or attaching
the lower window, or adjusting the operator's seat, be sure
to retract the crane and set the lock lever (1) to "LOCK"
position (L) and stop the engine.
Inadvertently touching operating levers may cause the
machine to suddenly move and invite serious injury.
• When leaving the Machine, be sure to retract the crane, set
the lock lever (1) to "LOCK" position (L), and stop the
engine. Also apply every lock, be sure to bring the key back,
and store it in a specified place.
EMERGENCY EXIT OF THE OPERATOR'S CABIN
•
If by any chance, the cabin door fails to open, use the
provided hammer to break the window glass and escape
through the opening.
•
Before getting out, remove the broken fragments of glass
from the window frame to avoid getting hurt.
Also, watch
your step not to slip on broken fragments of glass.