Remaining Risk Factors - Zipper Zi-Rpe 50 Betriebsanleitung

A first aid kit in accordance with DIN 13164 should always be readily available for a
possible accident. Initiate the violation in accordance with the necessary first aid
measures. When requesting support, provide the following details:
1. Place of accident
3. Number of injured people
11.3

Remaining risk factors

Plate compactors are heavy machines and should be positioned by two persons. For this you have to
use the lifting handles of the machine. Also take care of the right lifting technique.
 Squashing
Keep your hands and feet away from moving parts, because they might get under the
plate compactor. Wear steel-toed shoes for minimizing this danger.
You also have to take care that the machine and the operator have a good stand. The
machine mustn't fall, slide or keel over during operation.
 Damage to health by vibrations
Longer operations lead to circulation disorder. So:
Have breaks regularly.
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Wear safety gloves which decrease the vibration intensity.
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The hardness of the working ground, cold temperatures and personal disposition
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decrease the allowed operation time. Excessive operation times may cause
damages of the joints and the muscles. Have breaks and restrain the operation
time corresponding your state of health and your physical welfare.
ZIPPER MASCHINEN GmbH 
RÜTTELPLATTE / PLATE COMPACTOR
Combustion engines produce toxic emissions which are harmful to
your health. Being exposed to the emissions in a closed room will
lead to unconsciousness and death! Therefore never let the
machine running in closed areas.
During refueling open light, fire or smoking is forbidden.
Don't refuel when the engine's running or some components are
still hot.
Only refuel outdoors or in good ventilated rooms.
Always wipe off spilt fuel immediately.
Fuel is highly flammable!
Burning Hazard! During working hot exhaust gases escape and
some parts like the engine and muffler are getting very hot.
Emergency procedure
ZI-RPE 50 / ZI-RPE 60 / ZI-RPE 90
N O T I C E
2. Type of accident
4. Injury type(s)
SAFETY
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