Conditions for the operator
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Safety hazard
Operators and other people near the electric tug shall not wear
loose hanging clothing and/or accessories that could become entangled or trapped in the
electric tug. People with long hair should keep it tied or bound behind
the neck.
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The operator of the electric tug is fully responsible for compliance with locally applicable safety regulations and guidelines at all times.
The operator may only use the electric tug within the limits of its performance and in accordance with what is described in this manual. The trained and authorized operator must be familiar with the controls and performances of the electric tug. Any improper use or use other than that intended should be avoided.
The operator must be knowledgeable and familiar with the electric tug, in order to better diagnose any malfunctions and to inform and/or assist maintenance personnel.
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Safety hazard
The operator should not let go of the electric tug until it has come to a complete stop.
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Safety hazard
The operator should never generate (additional) traction by applying force to
the tiller head.
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To operate the electric tug, the operator must:
- have fully read and understood this manual;
- be of legal age. Always follow local rules and regulations;
- be physically, sensory and mentally capable of operating the electric tug;
- not be under the influence of alcohol, drugs and/or medication affecting the ability to drive;
- check with their doctor or supplier if any medical aids they are using will affect their ability to operate the electric tug;
- wear safety shoes of at least safety class S1 or higher, suitable to the work environment.