1. Pre-inspection: Before using the electric stacker, the operator should conduct a pre-inspection to ensure the normal operation of the stacker. Inspections include battery charge, brake system, tires, wishbones and lifting devices, etc. If any abnormality was founded, the equipment should be repaired or replaced in time. 2. Wear safety equipment: Operators should wear appropriate safety equipment, including hard hats, non-slip shoes and gloves. These equipment can provide additional protection and reduce the potential risk of injury.
3. Determine the driving route: Before operating the electric stacker, the operator should clearly understand the storage location and driving route of the goods. Make sure the driving route is clear and avoid collisions with other people or equipment.
4. Be careful when starting and braking: When starting and braking, the operator should operate slowly and steadily. Starting or braking too quickly may cause the cargo to overturn or be damaged, and even endanger the safety of personnel.
5. Pay attention to the height of the fork: When the stacker rises, the operator should pay attention to the height of the fork to avoid collision with the ceiling or other obstacles. At the same time, it is also necessary to ensure that the goods remain stable when the stacker is raised to avoid slipping or toppling.
6. Stack goods reasonably: When stacking goods, operators should pay attention to the center of gravity and stability of the goods to ensure safe stacking. Cargo should be placed smoothly on the fork arms and try to avoid exceeding the rated load of the stacker.
7. Safe parking: After use, the operator should park the electric stacker at the designated location and lock the equipment to prevent misuse by others. At the same time, the power supply of the stacker should also be turned off to save energy and extend the service life of the equipment.
Post time:Sep-25-2020
