Volvo EC200D - Page 84

visibility method used may not include all aspects
of the operator's visibility, but provides information
for determining if additional devices for indirect
visibility, such as warning systems, are necessary.
The test was performed on machines with standard
equipment and attachment. If the machine is
modified or fitted with other equipment or
attachment, which results in impaired visibility, it
should be re-tested according to ISO 5006.
If other equipment or attachments are used and the
visibility has been impaired, the operator should be
informed.
Conforming to the standard is a requirement in EU-
countries and provides for improved visibility
around the machine.
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Walk around the machine and check that there
are no obstacles next to the machine.
Check that mirrors and other visibility-enhancing
devices are in good condition, clean, and
correctly adjusted.
Check that the horn, back-up/travel alarm and
rotating beacon (optional equipment) are working
correctly.
Check if the management has established rules
or procedures for the work site.
Always pay attention around the machine to
identify any obstacles.
Prevent persons from entering or remaining in the
work area, i.e., the area around the machine and
at least 7 m (23 ft) beyond the maximum reach of
the attachment. However, depending on the job
site's organization, the operator may allow a
person to remain in the work area, but must then
observe caution and operate the machine only
when the person can be seen or has given clear
indications of where he or she is.
Never allow any person to walk or stand under
raised equipment or suspended loads.
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