Emergency Situation Classification and Basic Operations
Equipment Out of Control or Overspeeding
• Immediately press the emergency stop button (if available): Cut off the power source.
• Apply brakes smoothly: Avoid sudden braking to prevent equipment damage or material splashing.
• Observe braking effect: If braking fails, immediately evacuate the dangerous area.
Brake Failure or Malfunction
• Activate the backup braking system (if available): Some equipment has dual braking systems.
• Use the manual release device: Some brakes have a manual emergency release lever.
• Cut off the power source: Turn off the power supply, hydraulic pump, etc.
• Report and evacuate: Immediately report the incident and set up a warning area.
Fire, Oil Leak, and Other Hazardous Situations
• Prioritize cutting off the power/oil source: Prevent the fire from spreading.
• Use a fire extinguisher (do not use water to extinguish electrical fires).
• Immediately evacuate and call for help.
Post-Operation Procedures
1. Set up warning signs: Place "Do Not Operate" signs around the equipment.
2. Report to superiors/maintenance personnel: Provide a detailed description of the malfunction.
3. Record the situation: Fill out the equipment abnormality record form.
4. Wait for professional inspection and repair: Do not resume operation without permission.
Important Safety Reminders
⚠️ Key Precautions:
• Personal safety first: If the brakes completely fail and cannot be controlled, evacuate immediately; do not attempt risky operations.
• Familiarize yourself with the equipment: Understand the type, location, and operating method of the brakes in your work area.
• Regular inspection: Regularly check brake wear, oil level, wiring, etc., to prevent malfunctions.
• Avoid overloading: Overloading is a common cause of brake failure.
• Wear personal protective equipment: Wear gloves, safety helmets, and other protective equipment during operation.
