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General| Brand | Terex |
|---|---|
| Model | HP-35 |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details requirements for Personal Fall Protection Equipment (PFPE) when using the elevated scaffold.
Warns about electrical hazards and required safe distances from power lines.
Explains conditions and actions to prevent machine tip-over.
Discusses the impact of wind speed on machine stability and operation.
Details maximum grade and super elevation ratings for safe operation on slopes.
Provides instructions and warnings related to towing the machine safely.
Explains the guard rail system and requirements for personal fall protection.
Details risks of crushing injuries from moving parts and operational precautions.
Warns about hazards from hydraulic leaks, moving parts, and ventilation.
Covers precautions against explosion and fire risks related to fuel and batteries.
Provides safety guidelines for checking batteries, including electrical and bodily injury hazards.
Explains the importance and purpose of pre-operation inspections.
Lists components and areas to check during a pre-operation inspection.
Explains the purpose of function tests and precautions for malfunctioning machines.
Provides step-by-step instructions for testing the breakaway brake and parking brake.
Provides instructions for testing the drive and steer functions.
Details testing of scissors, tower tilt, turntable, and platform rotate functions.
Instructions for testing engine start and emergency stop functions at ground controls.
Guides the operator on inspecting the work area for hazards before operation.
Describes the function and use of Emergency Stop buttons.
Provides detailed steps for safely towing the machine with a tow vehicle.
Explains how to determine slope grades and safe operation limits on slopes.
Provides essential instructions and precautions for driving with a trailer.
Provides safety guidelines for checking batteries, including electrical and bodily injury hazards.
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