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Dok.-Nr. / Doc.-No.HPES-306-001-Standard HSE Plan englisch During conversion, maintenance and repair work ensure that work equipment, e.g. hoe dippers,cannot move unintentionally by using bearing frames, bearing sleeves etc. Driving on public roads is subject to special conditions (registration/ driving licence).After operation When work is over put work equipment away. Apply brakes or use chocks.DiggersWhen using Never walk under the raised working equipment or the raised load. Before starting excavation work ascertain the type and location of supply and disposal lines. Ascertain and mark the course of the line.Digger used as a lifting tool Hydraulic diggers must have overload warning devices and if necessary be fitted with devicesto ensure the hoses cannot break. Turn the overload warning devices on. Use permissible attachment points. Do not swing the load over people. If necessary guide the attached load with guide ropes. People helping to guide the load and riggers must be in the digger driver's line of sight andstay outside the lane.Loaders/ GradersProtective measures A roll over protective device in compliance with the standard must be fitted as well as seatbeltsin machines with a drive power of more than 15kW. The existing seatbelts must be worn. People riding on the machine must use the seats provided for this.When using Before reversing make sure that there is nobody standing in the danger area. Adjust mirrors. When driving loading appliances keep the operating equipment close to the floor. Only lift this just before you reach the vehicle to be loaded. When on a slope always keep the loads facing uphill. When travelling in a public traffic area cover the cutting edges or teeth of the equipment. At tipping points there is the risk of toppling over. If necessary use parking stops. If loaders are used as excavating devices in front of a rock face the height of the face mustnot exceed the reach height of the machine by more than 1.00m. With machines with articulated jointsthere is an increased risk of toppling over when the joints are articulated.The articulated joint must be immobilised for servicing and repair work.3.4.16.4. Hand toolsStop using damaged hand tools immediately and repair them properly.Do not carry pointed items and sharp tools loose in the pockets of work overalls.Ensure that you are at the correct working height, that you are on a stable surface and havesufficient freedom of movement.When working at a height hand tools and small parts must be used with some sort of securingdevice so that they cannot fall.3.4.17. Shutting downWhen shutting down installations, equipment and their parts safety measures must be taken. Theseshould prevent the machine being turned on again accidentally. This means, for example: put padlockson main switches, lockable control boxes, insert locking discs.VOR180_1 Seite / Page 40 ÷ 56HPES-306-001-e-Standard HSE Plan Ausg. / Issue 03.2011
Dok.-Nr. / Doc.-No.HPES-306-001-Standard HSE Plan englisch3.4.18. High working areas3.4.18.1. ScaffoldingAll materials for scaffolding and the requirements for the qualification of the scaffolder and hisworkers must meet the requirements of local legislation.The scaffolding subcontractor is responsible for ensuring that the scaffolding is erected and takendown safely and for ensuring that it is constantly safe for users.Scaffolding must only be erected by suitable technically qualified people. The work must be commissionedby a suitably qualified, authorised person on site. If personal protective equipment toprevent falling is used additional training/ exercises are required.A plan for erecting, converting and taking down the scaffolding (assembly instructions) must becompiled based on the scaffolding manufacturer's instructions for erection and use by the subcontractorresponsible for the scaffolding work or an authorised person specified by him for this.This plan must be available to those carrying out the work. The workers must be briefed about this.The subcontractor responsible for setting up the scaffolding must have the scaffolding erected byhim inspected after assembly by a person authorised to do this based on a plan for the erection,conversion and taking down (assembly instructions) and the instructions for setting up and using.The responsible subcontractor who uses the scaffolding must have it inspected for operationalsafety before it is used for the first time by an authorised person to ensure that it is suitable for thework to be carried out. This person must also keep a "scaffolding log" in which the: scaffolding number location erection date transfer date test data (normally weekly) dismantling dateare recorded. The scaffolding log should be recorded in electronic form.The subcontractor's system should be used as a basis for the electronic system. The data shouldbe updated once a week between the subcontractor's and the HPE version.Essential elements of safe scaffolding are: stability, rigidity, anchoring, 3 part side protection, ifnecessary anti-fall guards on the inside using internal side protection or panels, as far as possiblefull-boarded covering, corner protection, accessibility, if necessary providing protective scaffolding,if necessary guards against falling parts.VOR180_1 Seite / Page 41 ÷ 56HPES-306-001-e-Standard HSE Plan Ausg. / Issue 03.2011
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