Airline catering truck safety rules and recommendation

Airline catering truck safety rules and recommendation

Safety is an important factor that can affect the life of your machine. Remember: Safe driving protects yourself and those who work around you, as well as avoiding the risk of damage to the vehicle.

① Only authorized personnel may drive the vehicle.

② Pay attention to the load limit.

③ Drive at appropriate speeds, avoid driving on slack or uneven surfaces, and slow down before turning.

④ Watch out for pedestrians and do not get too close to the vehicle in front of you.

⑤ Do not park in front of fire hydrants to avoid delay in use.

⑥ If the operator notices any mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic abnormalities, he/she must contact the person responsible for mechanical maintenance.

⑦ Perform routine maintenance as required.

⑧ The maximum speed of the vehicle is 80km/h, which is not the usual driving speed. The maximum speed is less than 35km/h when traveling within the airport. It is recommended to drive slowly when approaching or departing from an aircraft, and to choose the driving speed according to the environmental conditions.

⑨ Do not use this equipment to transport passengers.

⑩ Before use, the operator must make sure that all control, driving, and emergency equipment are in working condition.

⑪ He must make sure that all parts are not damaged, loose or under obvious danger.

⑫ Do not operate any lever or pedal that could injure someone during the movement of the machine.

⑬ Make sure that there is no person or object in front of you before starting the vehicle.

⑭ Take extra care when working in narrow and crowded places.

⑮ Observe all safety rules at all times when working in any location.

⑯ Tow at a speed appropriate for the load and road conditions.

⑰ Do not follow the vehicle in front too closely.

⑱ Do not brake sharply and only put the vehicle in neutral when it stops.

⑲ Turning is a matter of paying attention to the trajectory of the trailer (airplane).

⑳ Do not overtake at intersections, forks in the road, or when visibility is obstructed.

21 Do not brake roughly.

22 Drive cautiously at appropriate speeds, paying attention to pedestrians, other vehicles and access heights.

23 Slow down on slippery or unusual surfaces and when turning.

24 Slow down and sound your horn when passing through intersections, passages and corridors and stay on the correct side of the road.