問題一覧
1
allows operator to see directly behind machine camera has limited view the view can be blinded by sun light
2
1. It can affect the way it is being transported, e.g. fluid or semi-fluid material 2. It can overload the tyres is the material is dense 3. The load can stick to the body when tipping 4. It may get spilled during transportation 5. It may need to be tipped at a different location
3
a) the retarder is a device that provides a partial braking effect on steep slopes b) if it is not used then normal brakes have to be used which can cause to lose grip on steep slopes leading to loss of control
4
The excavator/loading shovel operator
5
Transport the load safely and efficiently to and from areas
6
Machine must be isolated, windows closed, door closed and locked
7
The material could jam when being tipped, causing possible instability
8
The machine should be refuelled at end of the day to prevent condensation building up in the tank as its cooling down
9
The grip is reduced which may cause loss of control
10
1. The machine could tip over sideways especially if on uneven ground 2. The raided body could hit overhead obstacles
11
1. Fumes 2. Noise 3. Limited Visibility 4. Proximity hazards 5. Excessive Manoeuvring
12
a) leave the engine running for a couple of minutes before switching off b)shortens the life of the turbo
13
The dump truck operator
14
The operator is required to have the correct instruction, training and up to date information on that particular machine
15
Weight transfer can cause the machine to tip rearwards due to the movement of the centre of gravity
16
The most productive what to load a dump truck is to position the dump truck at a 50-60 degree angle to the heap and create a Y shape for the shovel.
17
a) The amount of voltage that runs through the electricity lines and the support used for the electricity lines (wooden poles or metal poles) b) Because the electricity can arch or jump
18
a) Material could jam b) Rear chassis/body (and possibly the cab) could tip sideways or rearwards
19
1. Slows the speed of the truck 2. Makes it difficult to drive through 3. The machine can sink and get stuck 4. The machine can tip over sideways
20
Debris and sharp objects can enter in the cut causing the tyre to puncture.
21
Allows for maximum ground contact and shock absorbtion
22
Wearing the seat belt will keep the operator stable in the seat in the eventuality of a rollover
23
1. Safe route for pedestrians with appropriate signage should be provided 2. Make sure there is enough room for materials and machine movements 3. Noise, dust and fumes should be kept to a minimum 4. Method statement and Risk assessments are in place.
24
1. Do not park in front of the entrances or exits 2. Do not park on soft ground 3. Do not park on pedestrian routes 4. Do not park on slopes 5. Do not park close to trenches or stockpiles
25
The purpose of a ROPS is to provide protection if the machine rolls over
26
1. Do not park in front of the entrances or exits 2. Do not park on soft ground 3. Do not park on pedestrian routes 4. Do not park on slopes 5. do not park close to trenches or stockpiles
27
When the operator is on an enclosed structure that meets the FOPS regulations
28
Removing the radiator tank cap will cause the hot liquid inside to be released under pressure and could course burns.
29
Gloves must be worn to avoid oil contact with the skin which can cause skin problems
30
1. Clean the filler cap and the area surrounding before 2. Use only clean transfer equipment
31
1. Trench collapse/shoring requirement 2. Check for surrounding hazards 3. Authorisation to tip/ Permit to work 4. Check if all personnel have cleared the trench 5. Check the ground support 6.Check the ground support 7. Consider using a physical stop to prevent reversing into the trench
32
At all times when carrying any works under a raised skip
33
1. The machine and components are left in the agreed position 2. Chassis centralised ( engage articulation bar) 3. Skip lowered and pressure removed
34
a) Greater that the trench depth b) Getting too close to a trench can cause it to collapse
35
a) The transporter driver is responsible for the loading operation b) 1. A level area with sufficient room to manoeuvre should be selected 2. Check for overhead obstructions 3. The machine should be clean 4. The transporter should be suitable and in good condition 5. The ramps should be adjusted to fit the machine 6. The Operators Manual should be consulted to find the loading procedure 7. The area should be clear of people and other plant
36
1. Can damage underground services 2. Can ruin ground that has been prepared for works 3.Cam get stuck because of the soil 4. May stray into routes designated for other plant 5 may increase journey times between loading and discharge points
37
a) 1. Providing help when braking 2. Providing adherence in soft ground 3. Assisting when steering b) Worn or bald tyres can cause skidding or sliding making steering more difficult and the tyre more vulnerable to punctures
38
Ensure the air pressure is full before work and check pressure constantly during the work
39
This is the maximum carrying capacity of the dump truck
40
a) Weight is transferred both further to rear to the rear and higher b) Tip slowly and on level ground (where possible
41
The operation becomes a carriage of goods operation for which the dump truck becomes LGV and it has to have appropriate taxing, registration and licencing apart from all the other things that need to be in place so the machine is road legal (mirrors, lights, clean tyres, brakes…)
42
The sloping body tail ensures the weight of the load is distributed more to the centre of the machine preventing the risk of the machine tipping backwards
43
1.Access/Egress to the cab 2. Access/Egress to the engine compartment 3. Access to the body 4. Body maintenance
44
1. Must be fitted 2. Must be clean 3. Must be adjusted 4. Must not be damaged
45
1. To indicate the stopping point 2. To prevent the machine overrunning into the trench
46
The operators manual should be kept inside the machine where the operator has easy access.
47
The Operators Manual will be provided by the test centre and you will have a look at the index and find the tyres chapter, go there and read the figure for the tyre pressure. ( The page number must be read as well)
48
Maintenance staff, supervisors and transporter drive
問題一覧
1
allows operator to see directly behind machine camera has limited view the view can be blinded by sun light
2
1. It can affect the way it is being transported, e.g. fluid or semi-fluid material 2. It can overload the tyres is the material is dense 3. The load can stick to the body when tipping 4. It may get spilled during transportation 5. It may need to be tipped at a different location
3
a) the retarder is a device that provides a partial braking effect on steep slopes b) if it is not used then normal brakes have to be used which can cause to lose grip on steep slopes leading to loss of control
4
The excavator/loading shovel operator
5
Transport the load safely and efficiently to and from areas
6
Machine must be isolated, windows closed, door closed and locked
7
The material could jam when being tipped, causing possible instability
8
The machine should be refuelled at end of the day to prevent condensation building up in the tank as its cooling down
9
The grip is reduced which may cause loss of control
10
1. The machine could tip over sideways especially if on uneven ground 2. The raided body could hit overhead obstacles
11
1. Fumes 2. Noise 3. Limited Visibility 4. Proximity hazards 5. Excessive Manoeuvring
12
a) leave the engine running for a couple of minutes before switching off b)shortens the life of the turbo
13
The dump truck operator
14
The operator is required to have the correct instruction, training and up to date information on that particular machine
15
Weight transfer can cause the machine to tip rearwards due to the movement of the centre of gravity
16
The most productive what to load a dump truck is to position the dump truck at a 50-60 degree angle to the heap and create a Y shape for the shovel.
17
a) The amount of voltage that runs through the electricity lines and the support used for the electricity lines (wooden poles or metal poles) b) Because the electricity can arch or jump
18
a) Material could jam b) Rear chassis/body (and possibly the cab) could tip sideways or rearwards
19
1. Slows the speed of the truck 2. Makes it difficult to drive through 3. The machine can sink and get stuck 4. The machine can tip over sideways
20
Debris and sharp objects can enter in the cut causing the tyre to puncture.
21
Allows for maximum ground contact and shock absorbtion
22
Wearing the seat belt will keep the operator stable in the seat in the eventuality of a rollover
23
1. Safe route for pedestrians with appropriate signage should be provided 2. Make sure there is enough room for materials and machine movements 3. Noise, dust and fumes should be kept to a minimum 4. Method statement and Risk assessments are in place.
24
1. Do not park in front of the entrances or exits 2. Do not park on soft ground 3. Do not park on pedestrian routes 4. Do not park on slopes 5. Do not park close to trenches or stockpiles
25
The purpose of a ROPS is to provide protection if the machine rolls over
26
1. Do not park in front of the entrances or exits 2. Do not park on soft ground 3. Do not park on pedestrian routes 4. Do not park on slopes 5. do not park close to trenches or stockpiles
27
When the operator is on an enclosed structure that meets the FOPS regulations
28
Removing the radiator tank cap will cause the hot liquid inside to be released under pressure and could course burns.
29
Gloves must be worn to avoid oil contact with the skin which can cause skin problems
30
1. Clean the filler cap and the area surrounding before 2. Use only clean transfer equipment
31
1. Trench collapse/shoring requirement 2. Check for surrounding hazards 3. Authorisation to tip/ Permit to work 4. Check if all personnel have cleared the trench 5. Check the ground support 6.Check the ground support 7. Consider using a physical stop to prevent reversing into the trench
32
At all times when carrying any works under a raised skip
33
1. The machine and components are left in the agreed position 2. Chassis centralised ( engage articulation bar) 3. Skip lowered and pressure removed
34
a) Greater that the trench depth b) Getting too close to a trench can cause it to collapse
35
a) The transporter driver is responsible for the loading operation b) 1. A level area with sufficient room to manoeuvre should be selected 2. Check for overhead obstructions 3. The machine should be clean 4. The transporter should be suitable and in good condition 5. The ramps should be adjusted to fit the machine 6. The Operators Manual should be consulted to find the loading procedure 7. The area should be clear of people and other plant
36
1. Can damage underground services 2. Can ruin ground that has been prepared for works 3.Cam get stuck because of the soil 4. May stray into routes designated for other plant 5 may increase journey times between loading and discharge points
37
a) 1. Providing help when braking 2. Providing adherence in soft ground 3. Assisting when steering b) Worn or bald tyres can cause skidding or sliding making steering more difficult and the tyre more vulnerable to punctures
38
Ensure the air pressure is full before work and check pressure constantly during the work
39
This is the maximum carrying capacity of the dump truck
40
a) Weight is transferred both further to rear to the rear and higher b) Tip slowly and on level ground (where possible
41
The operation becomes a carriage of goods operation for which the dump truck becomes LGV and it has to have appropriate taxing, registration and licencing apart from all the other things that need to be in place so the machine is road legal (mirrors, lights, clean tyres, brakes…)
42
The sloping body tail ensures the weight of the load is distributed more to the centre of the machine preventing the risk of the machine tipping backwards
43
1.Access/Egress to the cab 2. Access/Egress to the engine compartment 3. Access to the body 4. Body maintenance
44
1. Must be fitted 2. Must be clean 3. Must be adjusted 4. Must not be damaged
45
1. To indicate the stopping point 2. To prevent the machine overrunning into the trench
46
The operators manual should be kept inside the machine where the operator has easy access.
47
The Operators Manual will be provided by the test centre and you will have a look at the index and find the tyres chapter, go there and read the figure for the tyre pressure. ( The page number must be read as well)
48
Maintenance staff, supervisors and transporter drive