The close coordination between humans and machinery can achieve high construction efficiency and benefit the use of the machinery.

Firstly, to ensure seamless cooperation between construction personnel and the excavator pile driver, operators must undergo rigorous pre-job training and can only work upon passing the training. During construction, operators must not leave their posts without permission, and unauthorized personnel are not allowed to enter the operation area. Operators should be familiar with and remember the functions, technical specifications, and usage conditions of the pile driver equipment. They must operate accurately and smoothly, avoiding overloading, mechanical defects, and rough handling.

Before starting formal construction, conduct a no-load test run on the assembled pile driver equipment and auxiliary devices to check if all components (positions) operate correctly and stably, without abnormal noises. Ensure control instruments respond sensitively and circuits work normally. If issues are found, make timely adjustments and repairs.

While the pile driver is working, closely monitor the current and voltage indicators on the control panel. If any abnormal sounds or other issues are detected, stop the machine immediately for inspection. Regularly check the bearing temperature and the tightness of the bearing cover screws, and strictly inspect the eccentric block connection screws for looseness to prevent accidents. After stopping the pile driver, cut off the power supply immediately and inspect and maintain the pile driver and motor. If the pile driver is not used for an extended period, store it in a warehouse, ensure the motor is moisture-proof, and remove and pack the control panel instruments for storage.

Proper coordination of personnel and components during construction shows that there should be a designated person to direct the pile driver's operation. The director and operator should check signals with each other before starting work and cooperate closely during operation. At the start, use an electric bell or other means to signal and notify surrounding personnel to leave.