Electrical Shock Hazard; Safe Riding Position; Lifting The Watercraft; Operator Awareness - Polaris 2003 Genesis i Owner's Safety And Maintenance Manual

SAFETY
Operator Safety

Electrical Shock Hazard

Never touch or remove electrical parts while starting or during
operation of the watercraft. Severe injury or death could result from
electrical shock.

Safe Riding Position

Falling off a watercraft can result in serious injury. The operator and
any passengers should always keep both feet firmly planted on the
floorboards while the watercraft is in motion. The passenger should
face forward and firmly hang on to the operator's waist, except in
towing situations, when the spotter faces the rear and uses the grab
handle to hold on.

Lifting the Watercraft

Severe back injury or other injury could result from attempting to lift
the watercraft without assistance. Never attempt to lift the watercraft
without the aid of a trailer and winch or another heavy lifting device.

Operator Awareness

A collision can cause severe injury or death. Always be aware of other
watercraft, swimmers and other obstacles while operating the
watercraft. Always maintain a safe distance, especially if you're an
inexperienced operator. Do not exceed idle speed if any person is
within 50 feet (15 m) of the rear of the watercraft.
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