Warning Symbols; Working Clothes; Residual Risks - Aprimatic RAIDER Instructions Pour L'installation

Premises / Safety rules
1.1 GLOSSARY AND ABBREVIATIONS
This paragraph lists uncommon terms or terms having a different meaning from the common one as well as the
abbreviations contained in the manual. The uncommon terms are:
• INTERVENTION AREA zone circumscribing the area of installation where the presence of an exposed person may
result in risks for the safety and the health of this person (Appendix I, 1.1.1 Directive 89/392/EEC);
• EXPOSED PERSON any person standing completely or partially within a dangerous area (Appendix I, 1.1.1
Directive 89/392/EEC);
• INSTALLER person charged with the installation, operation, adjustment, maintenance, cleaning, reparation and
transport of the device (Appendix I, 1.1.1 Directive 89/392/EEC);
• RESIDUAL RISK - hazard that could not be completely eliminated or reduced during design.
The abbreviations are:
• Cap. = Chapter
• Par. = Paragraph
1.2

WARNING SYMBOLS

!
Warning
The notices preceded by this symbol contain information, provisions or procedures that, when not properly
observed, may result in injury, death or long-term risks for the health of people or for the environment.
Caution
The notices preceded by this symbol contain procedures or practical advice that, when not properly observed,
may result in serious damage to the machine or the product.
Information
The notices preceded by this symbol contain important information: the non-compliance with these instructions
may void the manufacturer's guarantee.
1.3

WORKING CLOTHES

To work in full compliance with the safety regulations:
• wear type-approved working clothes and personal protective equipment (PPE) (working shoes, protection
goggles, gloves and hard hat);
• do not wear objects that may get caught somewhere (ties, bracelets, necklaces, etc.).
!
Warning
Suitably delimit the intervention area to prevent the access of non-authorised people (Fig.2).
1.4

RESIDUAL RISKS

!
Warning
During the opening of the gate, the area of motion of the operator arm is dangerous for anyone who imprudently
approaches his hands or other parts of the body to this area.
Fig.1
• Min. = Minimum
• Pag. = Page
• Tab. = Table • Max. = Maximum
• Fig. = Figure
Fig.2
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