Precautions for using Lifutiden elevator

Precautions for using Lifutiden elevator

1. When climbing a ladder, be careful not to have multiple people climbing and supporting the ladder at the same time to avoid danger.

2. Climbing a ladder is usually a soft rope ladder. When climbing, hold the handrail rope tightly with your hands and step steadily on the pedal with your feet. Use alternating and coordinated movements to quickly climb the ladder step by step. Do not jump towards the lifeboat or raft halfway on the ladder and cause injury.

3. When there are two or more people climbing on the ladder at the same time, the person on the ladder must pay attention to the safety of the people below.

4. When climbing and assisting on the ladder, there should be a dedicated person to command and assist at both ends of the ladder to ensure that personnel can safely and quickly board the boat or raft.

5. Suggest adding a safety rope at the boarding gate to prevent personnel from accidentally falling.

6. When climbing to the suspended part of the climbing ladder, it is recommended to firmly grip the single-sided handrail rope with both hands and climb sideways to prevent significant shaking of the climbing ladder.

7. Two release buckles are attached to the upper end of the storage rack for the boarding ladder, which can be used to fix and adjust the height of the boarding ladder away from the sea surface, preventing it from being washed away by excessive water flow when it is too long after being fully deployed.

8. Two people should stand separately on both sides of the boarding ladder for coordinated placement. If there are no protective railings on both sides of the placement opening, be sure to stand firmly and move the center of gravity backwards during placement.

9. Prepare a rope to tie to the lower end of the boarding ladder, which can stabilize the ladder during deployment and prevent it from getting faster and injuring personnel. In addition, when retrieving the elevator, it can also share the weight of boarding the elevator.

10. The arrangement of the boarding ladder will affect the lowering of lifeboats and rafts. The boarding ladder should be arranged first, and then the lifeboats or rafts should be lowered or thrown to prevent hitting boats, rafts, and personnel during the placement of the boarding ladder.