Get ready for work—you must wear:

• A work shirt and pants,
• Work shoes with composite toe caps.

Before you start work, 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 all cables and connections before starting up; if there are no leaks, you can use the lift.
• Make sure there are no third parties near the lift before starting it. 
• Do not exceed the lift's maximum load capacity.
• Only lift vehicles that are properly balanced.
• Make sure that the vehicle's parking brake is engaged, wheel chocks are in place, and the vehicle is standing with all wheels on the lift's rollers.

During operation:

• Ensure that the vehicle is positioned correctly over the lift, in accordance with the operating instructions. 
• After lifting, make sure that the locks are activated.
• Before lowering the vehicle, remove all obstacles from underneath it. 
• Lower the vehicle to the ground with care and caution. 

After finishing work:

• Turn off the lift and secure it against unauthorized access. 
• Clean up the work area. 
• Inspect the lift and report any faults to your supervisor. 

What should NOT be done?

• Use a damaged lift.
• Have unauthorized persons make modifications or repairs. 
• Remove covers or safety devices, short-circuit relays, or block switches.
• Overload electrical devices beyond the permissible value. 
• Leave the lift unattended. 
• Remove or tamper with factory covers.

Failure or accident?

• If something breaks down, secure the lift against restarting and report the fault to your supervisor.
• If an accident has occurred, do not move anything and inform your supervisor.
• Hang a sign on the damaged lift: "EQUIPMENT UNDER REPAIR - DO NOT USE."