Weber Rescue Systems E-FORCE3 - Operator Responsibility

2.2 Operator responsibility
In addion to the occupaonal safety informaon in these operang instrucons, the safety,
accident prevenon and environmental prevenon regulaons applicable to the operaon site
of the appliance must also be observed. Thereby, the following applies in parcular:
• The operator must inform himself regarding the applicable occupaonal safety
regulaons and carry out a risk assessment to idenfy addional dangers arising
from the special work condions at the operaon site of the appliance.
• The operator must clearly regulate and determine responsibility for installaon,
maintenance and cleaning.
• The operator must ensure that all persons engaged with the appliance have
completely read and understood the operang instrucons.
• Furthermore, he must train the personnel at regular intervals and inform them of
the dangers associated with handling the appliance.
The operator is also responsible for ensuring that the equipment is always in a technically
awless condion. Therefore, the following applies:
• Aer each me the equipment is used, or at least once a year, a visual inspecon
of the appliance by an instructed person is required (per DGUV guideline 305-002
or country-specic rules).
• Every three years, or whenever a doubt is raised about the safety or reliability
of the appliance, a funcon and load test must also be carried out (per DGUV
guideline 305-002 or country-specic regulaons).
NOTE!
Maintenance work can be carried out by instructed persons. Maintenance
measures and repairs may only be carried out by the appliance
manufacturer, or by specialist personnel trained by the appliance
manufacturer and the authorised service partners. Connuous training and
instrucon by the appliance manufacturer is mandatory for a valid training
cercate.