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NEED TO KNOW SAFETY TIPSFOR OPERATING AERIAL LIFTSON YOUR JOBSITE

1 Training*
Make sure you havereceived proper
training (both generaland hands-on) as
well as familiarisationon the product you
will operate.

6 Tie-Off
Never exit the platform
unless a proper riskassessment has been
carried out and you
possess the rightaccessories and PPE.

2 Inspection
Perform a preoperation inspection
and functions tests
before each use.

7 Rescue Plan
In the event thatyou cannot lower
the platform, have arescue plan in placeso other trained andfamiliarised personnel
are aware you areoperating the unit andcan assist from theground controls.

3 Job Site Risk
Assessment

Perform a risk
assessment bylooking for drop-offs,
holes, slopes, slipperyor unstable surfaces,
overhead obstacles,
power lines, and otherhazards.

8 Debris

4 Fall Protection5 Guardrails

Wear fall protection
when operating aboom. This meansa full body harness
and lanyard or selfretracting lifeline.

Never sit, standor climb on theguardrails forany reason.

9 Entry Gate

Keep the platform
floor clear of all
debris. Remove
any item that is notnecessary to do yourwork. Use approved
attachments for large
or bulky items.

Examine your platform
entry mid-rail or gate
for functionality andcondition, making sure
it moves up and down
and is secure.

10 Regulations& Manuals

Always read andunderstand themanufacturer’s
operator manuals,
worksite regulations
and your local
regulations.

This is an abbreviated list. Operators must be properly trained and rely on the operating manual and other materials supplied with themachine.
* Training is mandatory in some countries

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GTH-4018

GTH-4018 Italy

GTH-5021R

SX-135XCAWP Safety Tips

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NEED TO KNOW SAFETY TIPSFOR OPERATING TELEHANDLERSON YOUR JOBSITENEED TO KNOW SAFETY TIPSTO BE RENTAL READY

A piece of equipment just returned off a rental contract is often scheduled to quickly return to the field. Before it does,
it must be thoroughly inspected for the next rental. Consider a rental-ready inspection similar to a quarterly inspection.
And if the machine is close to a service interval, get that out of the way before sending it back out into the field.

To recap, here are the most important steps to follow to ensure that your equipment is ready to rent.

1 Decals
1 Training*
Make sure you havereceived proper training(both general andhands-on) as well asfamiliarisation on thetelehandler you will operate.

3 Inspection
Perform a pre-operation
inspection and functions
tests before each use.

5 Load Capacity Chart
Be sure the load chart
matches the machine andthe approved attachment
on the machine before
lifting the load.

7 Additional Restrictions
When using the telehandler tolift personnel and suspended
loads, there are additional
restrictions. Always refer tothe EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/
EC EN13000, Cranes - EN1459, Annex
B and additional instructions
for these applications.

9 Stability Triangle
Ensure the combined
centre of gravity of thetelehandler and the load
always remains within thestability triangle.

2 Regulations & Manuals
Always read and understandthe manufacturer’s operator
manuals, worksite regulations
and your local regulations.

Machinery
Directive&HarmonisedStandards

2 Limit Switches

Check that all decals are legible
and in their proper place*.

3 Functionality

Examine limit switches to avoid
machine not working properly*.

Switches

6 Machine Functions

7 Filters

Inspect the platform and basetoggle switches for functionality
to avoid malfunctions causing
the machine to be down.

4 Alarms
Make sure beacons, horns
and alarms are in place, notdamaged and working properly
to avoid causing the machinesafety concerns.

Directive 2006/42/EC

4 Seatbelt
Always wear a seatbelt
while operating thetelehandler.

5 Entry Gate
Examine your platform entry
mid-rail or gate for functionality
and condition, making sure
it moves up and down andis secure.

6 Know Your Load
All EU telehandlers have load limiter
devices to prevent overloading.
Always refer to the load chart
located in the cabin to not exceed
the maximum capacity.

Analyse electrical components,
looking at the wiring and electrical cables to see if any shorts
and opens/wear and tear could
affect the machine’s functions
and ability to start. Inspect fordamage such as kinks, curly,
frayed or chaffed wires.

Check your filters’ differential
pressure indicator and change
them if needed. It can cause
component damage leading
to equipment going downin the field**.

8 Leaks
Look at the hydraulic hoses,
fittings, cylinders and manifolds
for any leaks or damage tosave environmental and safety
hazards as well as not ruinworksites. (Any leaks? Shut
down immediately).

8 In Case of a Tipover
Do not jump from themachine. Remain in thecab, stay in the seat withyour seatbelt fastened
and brace for impact by
grabbing the steering
wheel and leaning awayfrom the point of impact.

9 Oil Levels

10 Motors & Hubs

Check proper hydraulic oillevels to avoid the equipment
to run hot, causing component
damage or to breakdown*.

Look for any damage orleaking from the drive andturntable motors and drive
hubs to make sure theequipment will drive or turnproperly.

11 Tyres & Pressure
Check tyre side walls to see if
there is any damage and if air
filled, your pressure to makesure equipment is stable*.

12 Fall off Parts
Review the machine for any
gaps on nuts, bolts, pins
and other fasteners on yourequipment to avoid otherparts falling off, leaving areas
exposed to outside elements.

10 Job Site Risk
Assessment

Perform a risk assessment
by looking for drop-offs,
holes, slopes, slippery or
unstable surfaces, overhead
obstacles, power lines, andother hazards.

This is an abbreviated list. Operators must be properly trained and rely on the operating manual and other materials supplied with themachine.
* Refer to the Operator’s Manual.
**Refer to your service manual for further instructions

This is an abbreviated list. Operators must be properly trained and rely on the operating manual and other materials supplied with themachine.
* Training is mandatory in some countries

Equipment manuals should not be ignored, make sure it is the right manual for the model series you
are inspecting. Manufacturers are constantly updating equipment designs and features to meet themarket’s needs, and you may miss an important inspection item if you are using an old manual.
Always check with the manufacturer for any open safety bulletins. While you are at it even make surethat the ownership recorded is correct so that any potential future bulletins can be sent directly to you.
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Review your Operator’s and Technical Manuals for an extensive list of tips to follow to keep your rental equipment fleet in peak operating condition and running safely for your customers. If you findany of these parts are damaged or need to be replaced you can contact us or order online at gogenielift.com. Be sure to refer to your manuals to find the correct part numbers for your machine.
The inspections shall be made by a person qualified as a mechanic on the specific type of aerial platform according to the manufacturer’s specifications. An aerial work platform should not be put
into service until any malfunctions and/or problems discovered during the inspection have been corrected. The inspection includes, but is not limited to, the 12 points detailed above. Manuals of theselected aerial work platform are good resources for any type of inspections.

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Telehandlers Safey Tips

Tips to be Rental Ready

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