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Operators SHALL NOT operate the equipment while suffering from
any illness or injury which might impair their ability to properly use
the equipment.
7.2 Checks to Be Done Before Every Working Shift
Before every working shift, the operator SHALL make the following checks to ensure that the
product is in a safe operating condition. By carrying out these simple checks, the operator can
identify potential problems at any early stage, thereby enhancing safety and minimizing down
time.
If any abnormal condition or malfunction is noted on the daily
inspection or occurs during daily operation, report it to the supervisor
immediately and remove the product from use. Operation may only
continue when safe operation is ensured.
Operating a product with an abnormal condition or malfunction can
result in serious injury or death or serious damage to the product.
7.2.1 Checks to be performed by the operator
Visually check the
operating
environment to
make sure that there
are no new hazards
which might prevent
safe use
Visually check to see
if there are any oil
leaks from the
product.
Visually check the
chains for any
deformation or
damage or twist (in
2 falls models).
Check the chain for
cleanness and
proper lubrication.
Inspect the hook for
nicks, gouges,
deformation of the
throat opening, wear
on saddle or load
bearing point, and
twisting.