Things to pay attention to when working on an excavator

Excavators often encounter various working conditions in their work, danger is everywhere, work production, safety first. Among them, the steep slope is the most common, then how to make the excavator work smoothly, pay attention to the slope: 1. Observe the angle of the slope to see if it is within the performance range of the excavator. If the slope is too large, try to keep the machine balanced. To lower the center of gravity of the car, extend the arm to the head, and keep the bottom and slope of the bucket at 90 degrees. 2. Remove large stones, and a stone block will also make the track slip. Pay attention when going downhill: 1. Remove the stones. 2. Must be slow, no matter the size of the slope must make the digging bucket first land.

Common types of common safety accidents

(1) It is wrong to hold the door frame when going downhill. Try not to hold the door frame. When the excavator is working, the cab door should be closed and locked.

(2). Holding the big arm while walking is very dangerous. Because the working device is high, the center of gravity is high, and the ground is slightly uneven, it will roll over. Be sure to look at the road on the foot.

(3). When driving on soft ground, to avoid the trapped by the excavator, first try with the bucket, do not stay in the same place for a long time, take more straight lines and less detours.

(4). Pay attention to the blind spot of sight, and enhance safety awareness. When not driving in an open space, the excavator should be as far as possible to the left, leaving more space on the right side.

(5). When riding on the ditch, it must be in place once. If it must be re-excavated, it can only return the distance of half of the track. The driver must have independent thinking and safety awareness.

(6) Pipeline needs special attention, it is very dangerous to dig the pipeline. The pipeline is also landfilled by excavators. Generally, there will be sand burial. Of course, some pipelines are on the ground. Do not touch them. Keep a safe distance, avoid oil cylinders, and be electrically injured.