Unpacking; Re-Packaging; Notes On Hazards During Transport - HALDER EH 22352 Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

4 Transport and storage

4.3 Notes on hazards during transport

4.2.1

Unpacking

Proceed as follows when unpacking the threaded lifting pins
Remove the packaging. Dispose of packaging materials such as foils and adhesive
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tapes properly.
Do not throw away the original packaging. Keep it for re-transport.
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Check the delivery for completeness by comparing it to your order.
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It is essential that you keep the supplied documents; they contain important
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information on how to use the threaded lifting pins.
Check the package contents for visible transport damage.
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If you notice any transport damage or discrepancies between the contents of the
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package and your order, please inform Erwin Halder KG.
4.2.2

Re-packaging

See chapter 4.2.1 Unpacking.
4.3 Notes on hazards during transport
WARNING
Please also read the chapter "2 Safety".
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The threaded lifting pins (or package units or pallets) may only be transported by
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appropriately qualified and instructed personnel (forklift / crane driver with qualification
certificate) and in compliance with all safety instructions.
When selecting suitable lifting devices and lifting accessories, always consider the
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weight of the heaviest component.
Wear protective clothing, safety shoes, protective gloves and a safety helmet when
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working.
Always secure the transport route with an additional person.
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The following special hazards must be expected when transporting
the threaded lifting pins (package units or pallets):
Hanging loads can fall down, causing a danger to life!
A danger of tipping over exists during unsecured transport!
Protruding edges can lead to bruising or cuts!
Only use approved load carrying devices.
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During use or at work always wear the personal protective equipment
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necessary for the work in question (protective clothing, protective gloves,
safety helmet and safety shoes).
Make sure that you and other persons are not under suspended loads.
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