When using a manual hoist, it is not allowed to work in various situations to ensure safety. Here are four typical prohibited work situations:

Overloading usage:

When the load that needs to be lifted exceeds the rated load capacity of the manual hoist, it is strictly prohibited to use it. Overloading may not only damage equipment, but also cause serious accidents.

Unstable working environment:

In working environments with uneven ground, debris or obstacles, as well as tilting or shaking, the use of manual hoists may cause loss of control of the load or equipment damage, therefore, it is prohibited to use them in such situations.

Untrained personnel operate:

Only personnel who have received professional training and are familiar with the operating procedures of manual hoists are allowed to operate the equipment. Untrained personnel may cause accidents due to improper operation.

Equipment damage or safety hazards:

If the manual hoist or its components (such as chains, hooks, braking systems, etc.) are damaged, worn, loose, or fail, they should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner. It is strictly prohibited to use the equipment in situations where there are safety hazards.

In addition, there are some other situations that need to be noted, such as:

Do not diagonally pull or laterally drag the load: this may cause uneven force on the manual hoist, leading to malfunctions or accidents.

Prohibited from use in flammable, explosive, or corrosive environments: These environments may cause damage to equipment or trigger safety accidents.

Unauthorized modification or addition of accessories is prohibited: Without the manufacturer's consent, it is not allowed to modify the structure of the manual hoist or add accessories, in order to avoid affecting its safety and stability.

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