Owner`s manual

OF INADEQUATE VENTILATION ON THE JOB DUE TO BUT NOT LIMITED TO

CARBON MONOXIDE GAS, THE JOB SITE AREA MUST BE TESTED

REGULARILY (EVERY ONE (1) HOUR) PER OSHA 29 CFR PART 1910.146.

FURTHER, THE JOBSITE MUST MEET ALL OSHA MINIMUM ATMOSPHERE

GUIDELINES FOR THE JOB SITE AS SET FORTH “IN THE SAFETY AND

HEALTH REGULATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION”, OSHA 29CFR PART 1926.55

APPENDIX A. ADEQUATE VENTILATION MUST BE DETERMINED BY

FOLLOWING JOB SITE INSPECTION PROCEDURES AS OUTLINED BY OSHA.

ALL JOB SITE VENTILATION ISSUES MUST BE CORRECTED BEFORE

EXPOSING WORKERS TO HARMFUL JOB SITES.

 Do not operate this equipment on unsafe surfaces. This equipment is intended for

use only on leveled and compacted surfaces. AVOID ANY CONDITIONS OF

SLOPE AND/OR GRADE, WHICH CAN CAUSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO TIP.

1. Verify that all surfaces will support safely the maximum load of the machine with

the payload. Refer to the Lifting/Tie Down Section” in this Manual and “ Lifting/Tie

Down/ Operation” Decals Under the Engine Cover.

Be aware of the maximum Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of Miller Curbilders when

the hopper of these machines are filled with concrete/asphalt. Verify the entire

surface of the job site will support the maximum GVW as listed. If job site

conditions so warrant, correct deficiencies before using Curbilder.

SAFETY & OPERATION SPECIFICATION CHART FOR

MILLER SPREADER CURBILDER

MODELS MC-550, MC-650, MC-655,

MC-850, MC-900

MAX VEHICLE GVW

with

CONCRETE/ASPHALT

TIRE PRESSURE (IF

PNEUMATIC)

FRONT REAR

1600 LBS 30 PSI 30 PSI

2. All surfaces must have suitable surface for good footing for the operator and

machine. Wet, muddy and/or loose surfaces may cause an operator to lose

his/her footing and fall. Correct job site surface deficiencies before using

Curbilder.

3. Identify all unprotected openings on jobsite and do not operate this equipment

near these openings.

4. Identify all overhead structures, electrical wires, and door openings on the jobsite.

Be sure the Curbilder and Asphalt/Concrete Truck will safely pass through and

under.

5. When working on an active/in-use roadway set up safety protection for all

employees and equipment as required by local codes. This safety equipment

should include but is not limited to Traffic Cones, Flagmen for traffic control, Safe

Access and Exit for Asphalt/Concrete Truck.

6. Dismiss all untrained employees and bystanders from the area in which this

machine will be operated.