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Manual material lifts play a vital role in industries such as construction, warehousing and logistics. As an industry leader specializing in the design and manufacture of manual material lifts, REES Industries is committed to providing high-quality products and comprehensive safety operation guidance. To ensure the safety of operators and the efficient operation of equipment, the company has developed a series of detailed safety operating procedures.
Operator Training
Qualification Requirements
Before using a manual material lift, operators must receive professional training and fully understand the structure, working principle and safe operating procedures of the equipment. REES Industries clearly stipulates that only certified operators can operate the equipment to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the operation process.
Regular Refresher Training
Operators should regularly participate in refresher training courses to update their professional knowledge and skills. This process not only enhances the safety awareness of operators, but also ensures that they always maintain a high level of professional ability in the operation of the equipment, reducing operational risks.
Equipment Inspection and Preparation
Equipment Inspection
Before each use, the operator needs to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the manual material lift, including:
Appearance inspection: Confirm that the equipment has no obvious damage, rust or cracks.
Functional test: Conduct a trial run to ensure that the lifting process is smooth and without abnormal noise.
Safety devices: Check that all safety devices (such as anti-tipping devices, overload protection devices) are functioning properly.
Load confirmation
Before performing lifting operations, the operator must confirm that the load is within the rated load range of the equipment. REES Industries' manual material lifts are usually equipped with clear load markings, and the operator should strictly follow these markings to ensure safe operation.
Operating environment requirements
Ground conditions
The operating area should choose a flat and solid ground. Avoid using the lift on uneven or soft ground to prevent the risk of the equipment tilting or tipping over.
Clean and tidy
Ensure that there are no obstacles in the operating area and keep the ground clean to reduce the possibility of slips and collisions. A clean operating environment can significantly improve safety.
Lighting conditions
The operating area should have good lighting conditions to ensure that the operator can clearly observe the equipment and the surrounding environment. REES Industries recommends using additional lighting equipment in low-light environments to improve visibility and operating safety.
Safe operating procedures
Wearing personal protective equipment
Operators must wear appropriate personal protective equipment when using manual material lifts, including hard hats, safety shoes, gloves and protective glasses. These devices can effectively protect the safety of operators and reduce the risk of personal injury.
Follow the operating procedures
Operators must strictly follow the operating procedures of the equipment, including:
Lifting operation: When operating the lift, lift slowly and steadily to avoid rapid movement.
Locking device: After the equipment is raised, make sure that all safety locking devices are properly locked to prevent accidental falls.
Moving equipment: When moving the lift, ensure that the load is evenly distributed to avoid overloading.
Avoid working at heights
Operators should try to avoid standing on the lift or working at heights to ensure the safety of the operation. Working at heights increases the risk of accidents, so additional safety measures should be taken.
Stay alert
Operators should remain highly alert during the use of the equipment and pay attention to the surrounding environment and the operating status of the equipment at any time. Any abnormal situation should be taken immediately to ensure safety.
