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Model 6036 S\N 9B0499 and Before

Section 1. Safety Practices

Why

Improper clothing can catch on controls

or moving parts and cause accidents

and/or injury.

Permanent eye damage can be caused

if foreign matter enters the eye.

Fumes, dust or paint spray are harmful

when inhaled.

Continuous loud noise can damage your

hearing.

To protect feet from falling objects and

to prevent slipping.

To avoid injury through incorrect han-

dling of heavy components.

Item

Clothing

Eye Protection

Breathing

Protection

Hearing

Protection

Foot Protection

Lifting

What to do

Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry.

Always wear appropriate eye protection

when chiseling, grinding, discing, welding,

painting, when repairing hydraulic sys-

tems, or checking, testing or charging the

battery.

Wear respiratory protection if grinding or

painting.

Always wear ear protection if noise is

excessive.

Wear protective footwear with reinforced

toe caps and oil-resistant soles.

Make sure you are capable of lifting an

object. Get help or use a sling on large

components.

Item

Operator’s Cab

Lifting

Equipment

Compressed Air

What to do

Before using the forklift, be sure the

operator’s cab and rear window are

secure and serviceable.

Check all lifting equipment (chains,

brackets, hooks, etc.), before use. Be

sure equipment is the proper capacity.

Never stand under a suspended load or

raised implement.

Always use a general purpose nozzle to

blow dust, filings, dirt, etc., from work

area. Always wear eye protection when

using compressed air to clean a work

area.

Look around before using an air hose.

Why

The cab protects the operator from

possible serious injury or death.

To prevent serious injury or death due to

falling objects.

To prevent serious injury or death.

To prevent serious injury to operator

and/or co-workers.

To prevent injury to other personnel in

the work area.

1.3 PERSONAL CONSIDERATIONS

1.4 EQUIPMENT CONSIDERATIONS

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