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Safety devices and warning signs
Safety devices and warning signs:
The safety devices, warning signs and warnings
described in this Operating Manual must be complied with at all times.
1. Overhead guard
– High-lift trucks with and without a driver - including order picking trucks - must have
an overhead guard manufactured in accordance with manufacturer's instructions
per ASME B56.1-2004.
– The overhead guard was developed to protect the driver from falling objects; it does
not, however, offer complete protection from all conceivable accidents. The
operator should, therefore, not assume that these safety devices remove the need
for sound judgment and caution when loading, transporting and stacking loads.
– In cooperation with the manufacturer, the operator can specify the use of a
reinforced overhead guard or one that has a smaller opening.
– When handling loads above the mast, sound decisions and maximum caution are
critical.
2. Exceptions
– The standard height of the overhead guard and the vertical space below the guard
can be reduced to enable operation with a driver's overhead guard when the
existing obstacles overhead limit the overall height of the industrial truck.
Changes are permitted only with written permission by the manufacturer.
Warning systems:
All industrial trucks must be fitted with a horn, whistle, bell or
other acoustic systems, which can be actuated by the operator.
The owner must decide whether the operating conditions are such that the industrial
truck should also be fitted with other acoustic or optical systems – such as work
lighting or a flashing warning lamp – and is responsible for the use and maintenance
of these systems.
The owner should determine the time interval(s) at which the warning systems should
be actuated in conjunction with the manufacturer.
Where necessary, road signs, warning systems and other safety devices must be
used to warn personnel and to protect them from contact with industrial trucks or the
equipment used by industrial trucks. This includes equipment designed to interact
with the industrial truck system.
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.USA
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4.5
Safety devices and warning signs
Safety devices and warning signs:
The safety devices, warning signs and warnings
described in this Operating Manual must be complied with at all times.
1. Overhead guard
– High-lift trucks with and without a driver - including order picking trucks - must have
an overhead guard manufactured in accordance with manufacturer's instructions
per ASME B56.1-2004.
– The overhead guard was developed to protect the driver from falling objects; it does
not, however, offer complete protection from all conceivable accidents. The
operator should, therefore, not assume that these safety devices remove the need
for sound judgment and caution when loading, transporting and stacking loads.
– In cooperation with the manufacturer, the operator can specify the use of a
reinforced overhead guard or one that has a smaller opening.
– When handling loads above the mast, sound decisions and maximum caution are
critical.
2. Exceptions
– The standard height of the overhead guard and the vertical space below the guard
can be reduced to enable operation with a driver's overhead guard when the
existing obstacles overhead limit the overall height of the industrial truck.
Changes are permitted only with written permission by the manufacturer.
Warning systems:
All industrial trucks must be fitted with a horn, whistle, bell or
other acoustic systems, which can be actuated by the operator.
The owner must decide whether the operating conditions are such that the industrial
truck should also be fitted with other acoustic or optical systems – such as work
lighting or a flashing warning lamp – and is responsible for the use and maintenance
of these systems.
The owner should determine the time interval(s) at which the warning systems should
be actuated in conjunction with the manufacturer.
Where necessary, road signs, warning systems and other safety devices must be
used to warn personnel and to protect them from contact with industrial trucks or the
equipment used by industrial trucks. This includes equipment designed to interact
with the industrial truck system.
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