Preparation Before Operation:
- Comprehensive Inspection: Ensure sufficient fuel, lubricating oil, and cooling water are available, and verify that their quality meets the required standards. Check tire pressure and surface wear. Familiarize yourself with the work site environment, including terrain, obstacles, and traffic conditions.
- Personal Protection: Operators must wear appropriate protective gear, such as safety helmets, gloves, protective glasses, and dust masks.
Start and Run:
- Start Steps: Start the engine according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the working area is clear of obstacles and safe. For remote-controlled starts, confirm the remote control is correctly aligned with the receiver.
- Brake Check: After starting, wait for the brake pressure to reach the static level before moving to ensure effective braking during operation.
- Adjust the Rearview Mirror: Properly adjust the rearview mirror to ensure clear visibility.
- Check Signal Devices: Confirm that the horn, reversing signal light, and all safety devices are functioning correctly.
Operation Process:
- Smooth Operation: Avoid sudden acceleration or braking to reduce mechanical stress and wear.
- Adjust the Bucket: Modify the angle and position of the bucket as needed to maintain machine stability and prevent tipping or sliding.
- Monitor Traffic Conditions: Be vigilant about surrounding traffic and personnel, particularly when turning, reversing, or navigating narrow areas.
- Avoid Overloading: Do not overload the skid loader to prevent equipment damage or safety risks.
Operation in Special Environments:
- Slope Operation: When working on slopes, keep the skid loader away from the edge to avoid tipping. Adjust the driving mode and bucket position based on the slope's incline and direction.
- Adverse Weather: Suspend operations in severe weather conditions, such as strong winds, heavy rain, or thunderstorms, to ensure personnel safety.
