Get ready for work—you must wear:

• a work shirt and pants,
• work shoes with composite toe caps,
• work gloves.

Before you start work, remember that you must:

• Complete health and safety training and on-the-job training.
• Have no health contraindications to performing the work.
• Be familiar with the operating instructions for the machines and equipment used at your workplace. 

Before starting work:

• Check the cables and connections – do not use the lift if there are any leaks.
• Do not use the device if the safety devices are not working properly.
• Do not exceed the lift's maximum load capacity.
• Make sure the vehicle is properly balanced.
• Keep a safe distance from the lift when raising and lowering.
• Raise and lower the lift several times to bleed the system.

During operation:

Lifting the vehicle:

• position the vehicle between the columns,
• position the arms at the vehicle's center of gravity,
• lift the vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommendations,
• lift the vehicle using the control button and ensure that it is securely fastened.

Lowering the vehicle:

• remove all obstacles from under the vehicle,
• press and hold the lowering button – the vehicle will lower slowly.

 After finishing work:

• Turn off the lift and secure it against unauthorized operation.
• Clean up the work area.
• Check the technical condition of the device.

What MUST NOT be done?

• Use the lift without effective protection against electric shock.
• Make structural changes or temporary repairs.
• Remove covers and safety devices.
• Overload electrical equipment.
• Touch live parts.
• Leave the lift unattended.

Breakdown or accident?

• If something breaks down, stop using the device and report the fault to your supervisor.
• If an accident has occurred, do not move anything and inform your supervisor.
• Hang a sign saying "OUT OF SERVICE" on the damaged workstation.
• In the event of an accident, provide first aid to the injured person and call the emergency services if necessary.