ISO 21262-2020 pdf download.Industrial trucks一Safety rules for application, operation and maintenance.
4.1.10 Except as in Clause 9. no person shall allow any part of their body, such as arms, legs or head, to be put between working parts of the truck (e.g. mast).
4.1.11 The user shall provide monitoring and controls of the operating environment to ensure the safety of persons around the truck and the safe operation of truck (see Annvx A).
4.1.12 The operator shall be trained in the operation of the truck including any attachments and any automated functions, and shall operate according to the manufacturer’s operating instructions.
4.1.13 The operator shall be trained regarding their obligations and be familiar with all the safety information including operating instructions of the truck.
4.1.14 The user shall designate the person(s) responsible for supervising truck operator(s). The person(s)
responsible for supervising powered truck operator(s) shall be trained in how to apply actions that:
— reinforce operator safety rules and practices; and
— correct unsafe operator behaviour or performance that does not conform to the requirements in 42.
4.1.15 The user shall not allow unauthorized persons to use the truck and shall take measures to prevent this (e.g. instruction for the operator on how to leave the truck).
4.2 General requirements for the operator
4.2.1 The operator shall pay attention to the operating environment, including other persons, and fixed or movable objects in the vicinity of the truck and truck travel path.
4.2.2 If the operator’s compartment floor height is 300 mm or higher, the operator shall use 3-point contact, such as maintaining contact with one hand and two feet or two hands and one foot at all times, when mounting or dismounting a truck Keep hands free of items (e.g. food, beverage, tools, phones).
4.2.3 The operator shall always face the truck when getting on or oft the truck.
4.2.4 The operator shall wear the protective equipment necessary for the specific type and operating conditions of the truck (e.g. safety footwear).
4.2.5 When leaving the truck, except pedestrian-propelled trucks, the operator shall secure it against unauthorized use.
4.2.6 Self-propelled trucks shall not be used to transport passengers unless they are specially equipped for this purpose and the number of permissible passengers on the truck shall not be exceeded.
4.2.7 Before starting the truck, the operator shall ensure that there are no persons in the hazard zone. When operating the truck, a warning signal shall be given if persons are in danger. The operator shall stop operating the truck immediately if persons do not leave the hazard zone despite an appropriate warning.
4.3 Training program
4.3.1 Personnel who have not been trained to operate powered trucks may operate a truck for the purposes of training only, and only under the direct supervision of the trainer. This training should be conducted in an area away from other trucks, obstacles, and pedestrians.ISO 21262 pdf download.