Daily Operator Duties; Lift Loading/Unloading; Controlling The Load - Ferno Integrated Patient Transport & Loading System iNX User Manual

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No-Lift Loading/Unloading
Do not lift the iN∫X off the ground when
using power during the loading or unloading
process.
Support and balance the iN∫X while rolling
it. Use additional help as needed. See "Using
Additional Help" on page 10.
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Operator Focus

2.3 Daily Operator Duties

It is good practice for operators to check equipment at the
start of each work shift. To check the iN∫X prior to use, follow
the procedures described in this manual:
Unload the iN∫X from the ambulance.
Retract the iN∫X to the floor or ground.
Extend the iN∫X to the recommended rolling height.
Visually inspect the iN∫X for readiness. See "Inspecting
the IN∫X" on page 48.
Rotate the iN∫X in a circle to verify it rolls easily.
Load the iN∫X into ambulance and secure it in the
iN∫LINE.
Verify the iN∫X is being charged by the ICS. See
"Integrated Charging System (ICS)" on page 21.
2.4 No-Lift Loading/Unloading
The unique design of the iN∫LINE fastening system holds the
iN∫X level with the patient floor as the operators load it into
the ambulance (Figure 1), or unload it from the ambulance
(Figure 2). During loading and unloading:
As both operators work together to guide the iN∫X into
the iN∫LINE, the Control-end Operator confirms each
iN∫X safety bar engages the iN∫LINE safety hook.
Do not lift the iN∫X. Allow the legs to support the load.
Verify the legs have clearance before extending or
retracting. Look for obstructions such as the ambulance
bumper.
For complete loading and unloading procedures, see
"Loading the iN∫X" on page 38 and "Unloading the
iN∫X" on page 40. Use additional help if needed; see
"Using Additional Help" on page 10.

2.5 Controlling the Load

When rolling the iN∫X, both operators (and any helpers)
must keep both hands on the main frame (or guide bar),
support and balance the load, and maintain control of the
iN∫X at all times. Use care on rough or uneven terrain.
Roll the iN∫X only at, or below, the maximum transport
height. This height is programmed into the iN∫X. See "Rolling
the iN∫X" on page 36. Use additional help if needed; see
"Using Additional Help" on page 10.
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