Precautions for backhoe loaders mainly include the following aspects:
Operator qualifications: Personnel operating backhoe loaders must undergo professional training and obtain operating certificates to ensure that operators have the corresponding operating qualifications and skills.
Personal protective equipment: Operators must wear personal protective equipment such as safety helmets, protective glasses and dust masks during operation to ensure safety during operation.
Equipment inspection and preparation: Before operation, the backhoe loader must be fully inspected, including the hydraulic system, brake system, working device, etc., to ensure that the equipment is in good condition. At the same time, check whether the working area is safe, free of debris and potential hazards.
Working environment: In the case of poor visibility or bad weather, the operation should be stopped. Make sure that there is no one in the working area and set up warning signs to prevent unrelated personnel from entering. When working on loose and uneven sites, the shovel arm can be placed in a floating position to make the bucket work smoothly.
Operation specifications:
When loading, the bucket should be inserted from the front to prevent unilateral force.
When driving, fully extend the piston rod of the hydraulic cylinder of the bucket and bucket handle, so that the bucket, bucket handle and boom are close together.
When operating, low gear should be used, and it is strictly forbidden to carry people in the bucket.
When an abnormality is found in the equipment, the operation should be stopped immediately and reported, and forced operation is not allowed.
Maintenance: After daily operation, the equipment should be cleaned, the wear should be checked and repaired in time. Regular professional maintenance should be carried out to ensure that the equipment is in good working condition. Record the operating status of the equipment to provide a basis for preventive maintenance.
