During the use of small loaders, various measures need to be taken to ensure the safety of operators and surrounding personnel. Here are some key safety operation guidelines:
       1. Pre operation inspection
       Equipment inspection: Before operation, all components of the small loader, including the hydraulic system, braking system, steering system, and tires, should be checked for normal operation to ensure that the equipment is in optimal condition. Safety device inspection: Confirm that safety devices such as seat belts, warning lights, and horns are functioning properly, and check whether the rearview mirrors, brakes, and lighting systems are intact. Liquid inspection: Check the oil level, hydraulic oil, coolant, etc. to ensure that all liquids are sufficient and leak free.
       2. Follow the operating procedures
       Strictly follow the standard operation: The loader must be operated by personnel who have received training and hold relevant certificates, and strictly follow the operation manual provided by the manufacturer during operation. Smooth operation: Avoid sudden starting, braking, or sharp turns to prevent the vehicle from losing control or overturning. Control loading height: During loading, keep the bucket as close to the ground as possible to ensure the stability of the loader's center of gravity and prevent tipping.
       3. Avoid overloading operations Operate according to rated load: Small loaders have their rated load and should not be overloaded to avoid damage to the hydraulic system or chassis, and even dangerous situations caused by overloading. Reasonable load distribution: When loading heavy objects, ensure that the load is evenly distributed to avoid excessive pressure on one side.
       4. Ensure a safe working environment
       Maintain clear visibility: During operation, ensure clear visibility ahead and around, especially in limited workspaces and areas with many obstacles, paying special attention to pedestrians and other equipment. Set up safety warnings: Set up clear warning signs in the loader work area to prevent unrelated personnel from entering the work area and prevent accidents. Avoid slopes and unstable ground: When working on slopes and soft ground, caution should be exercised and efforts should be made to avoid working in areas with large slopes to prevent tipping over.

       5. Use seat belts
       Fasten seat belt: Operators should fasten their seat belts while driving to avoid falling out of the cockpit in case of emergencies.
       6. Safety measures after shutdown
       Parking position: When parking, choose a stable ground and place the bucket on the ground to ensure that the vehicle does not slide. Turn off the engine and remove the key: After parking, turn off the engine and remove the key to ensure that the vehicle cannot be started without human operation.
       7. Regular maintenance and upkeep
       Preventive maintenance: According to the recommendations in the equipment manual, regularly maintain the equipment, replace damaged parts in a timely manner, ensure the normal operation of the equipment, and reduce safety accidents caused by equipment failures.
       8. Use compatible security devices
       Equipped with protective frames and ceilings: providing additional protection for operators under special working conditions, which can prevent injuries from falling objects or overturning. Equipped with safety barriers: Use safety barriers to prevent soil, gravel, and other debris from splashing into the cab, enhancing safety.
       9. Safety awareness training
       Regular training: Operators and related personnel should regularly participate in safety operation training to understand potential risks and emergency response measures, and enhance safety awareness.