General Information; Set Up And Test The System; Hazard Information; Safety Regulations - ATT Nussbaum JUMBO LIFT 3200 NT Instrucciones De Servicio

• Catastrophic cases due to foreign influences or
force majeure.
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General information

Technical documentation contains important in-
formation for safe operation and for retaining
functional safety of the system.
• To verify system set up, the set up protocol form is
to be signed and sent to the manufacturer.
• Forms are available in this inspection book for
use in verifying single, regular and extraordina-
ry safety checks. Use the forms to document in-
spections and leave the completed forms in the
inspection book.
• The system master forms must record changes to
the construction and changes to set up location.
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Set up and test the system.

Safety relevant work on the system and safety in-
spections may only be done by personnel specifi-
cally trained to carry it out. They are designated
in general and in this documentation as technical
experts and specialists.
• Technical experts are people (freelance expert
engineers, TÜV specialists) that may inspect and
assess due to their education and experience
with lift systems. They are knowledgeable in the
appropriate work safety and accident preventi-
on regulations.
• Specialists (competent people) are people who
have sufficient knowledge and experience with
lift systems and have participated in a special
factory training by the system manufacturer.
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Hazard information

To become aware of the hazardous points and
important information, the following three symbols
are used with the descriptive meaning. Pay parti-
cular attention to text positions that are labeled by
these symbols.
i Note! Labels information about a key function
or points to an important remark!
Caution! identifies a warning of possible system
!
damage or other operating company property
damage if the highlighted process is not done
properly!
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Danger ! identifies a danger to life
and limb, if the highlighted process
is not done properly there is a mortal
danger!
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Safety regulations

When working with systems comply with legal ac-
cident prevention regulations according to BGG
945, inspection of lifts; BGR 500 and operation of
systems; VBG 14.
Particular attention is drawn to compliance with the
following regulations:
• When operating the system, follow safety regula-
tions and operating instructions in the operating
manual.
• The total weight of the accepted load may not
exceed 3,200 kg,
• Only personnel aged 18 or over may operate
systems independently, they must be trained in
system operation and have their work verified
by the company. They must be explicitly tasked
with operating the system (excerpt from BGR
500), see transfer protocol.
• During lifting or lowering, the work area of the
system should be clear or people.
• It is prohibited from moving people with the lift.
• It is prohibited to climb onto the system.
• The lift must be completely lowered before the
vehicle is driven on, and it may only be done in
the intended direction.
• For vehicles with low floor clearance or custom
equipment, check before driving, whether it
could be damaged.
• The set up of standard lifts is not permitted in fire
and explosion endangered work shops.
• Caution when leaving car engines running in en-
closed spaces: danger of poisoning.
• When removing heavy vehicle parts (e.g. mo-
tors) the centre of mass of the vehicle changes.
In this case secure the vehicle against falling
using suitable means.
• Initial access into the lift may only be done after
the main switch is off and locked.
• Secure the lift against unauthorized use by swit-
ching off the main switch and by using a pad-
lock.
• Always keep the lift and work space clean and
dry.
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