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AHCOM • Before activating fuel pump,touch some part of vehicle/equipment to de-energize any static electricity that may be present. • The fuel nozzle shall be kept in contact with the tank being filled to prevent static sparks from igniting the fuel. • Fuel containers and transfer hoses shall be kept in contact with a metal surface during travel to prevent build-up of a static charge. 4.9.10 Portable fuel containers shall not travel in the vehicle or carrier cab with personnel. 4.9.11 Batteries shall be serviced in a ventilated area while wearing appropriate Personal Protective Equipment. 4.9.12 When a battery is removed from a vehicle or service unit,the battery shall be disconnected ground post first. Consult the SIDS applicable to the battery and/or contents for additional information including; handling, precautions, and first aid measures. • Spilled battery acid shall be immediately flushed off the skin with a continuous supply of water. Battery storage or maintenance areas shall have readily accessible eye wash stations. • Should battery acid get into the eyes,the eyes shall be flushed immediately with copious amounts of water and medical attention shall be sought immediately. 4.9.13 When installing a battery,the battery shall be connected ground post last. 4.9.14 When charging a battery, cell caps shall be loosened prior to charging to permit gas to escape. 4.9.15 When charging a battery,the power source shall be turned off to the battery before either connecting or disconnecting charger loads to the battery posts. 4.9.16 To avoid battery explosions,the cells shall be filled with electrolytes.A flashlight(not an open flame)shall be used to check water electrolyte levels.Avoid creating sparks around batteries by shorting across a battery terminal. Lighted smoking materials and flames shall be kept at least a minimum of 35 feet(10.7 meters)away from battery-charging stations. 5.0 Records 5.1 Inspection, maintenance, service and repair records shall be maintained with the equipment. 6.0 Attachments 6.1 S3AM-309-ATT1 Brokk180 Safety Card 6.2 S3AM-309-ATT2 Operator Line of Sight 6.3 S3AM-309-FM1 Approval of Machinery&Mechanized Equipment 6.4 S3AM-309-FM2 Heavy Machinery Pre-Operation Checklist 6.5 S3AM-309-FM3 Rubber Tire Backhoe Operator Skill Evaluation 6.6 S3AM-309-FM4 Scraper Operator Skill Evaluation 6.7 S3AM-309-FM5 Bull Dozer Operator Skill Evaluation 6.8 S3AM-309-FM6 Dump Truck Operator Skill Evaluation 6.9 S3AM-309-FM7 Roller Compactor Operator Skill Evaluation 6.10 S3AM-309-FM8 Front End Loader Operator Skill Evaluation 6.11 S3AM-309-FM9 Grader Operator Skill Evaluation 6.12 S3AM-309-FM 10 Excavator Operator Skill Evaluation 6.13 S3AM-309-FM11 Water Truck Operator Skill Evaluation Heavy Equipment(S3AM-309-PR1) Revision 6 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. Page 11 of 12