Dismantling; Transport; Removal Of Passive Safety Devices - Marcegaglia Buildtech Realpont system 75 Instruction Manual

Dismantling

During dismantling, as during the erection stage, all precautions re-
quired by the regulations in force relating to safety equipment must be
taken.
At the very least, the following areas must be checked.

Removal of passive safety devices

• When dismantling the sca olding oor by oor, check that in the transi-
tory stage, and a er the removal of the protective guardrails, no workers
are present on that oor or at least that they are adequately protected
with safety belts, holding and auxiliary cables on rigid parts of the struc-
ture such as done during the erection stage.
• During partial dismantling of the following piers, check that guardrails
and the head toeboards are always reassembled.
• The movement of material disassembled from the sca olding must al-
ways be organized in a closed and safe manner. Storage of materials on
the sca olding must be avoided at all times.
Anchorages
• Floor anchorages must only be disassembled a er having dismantled
the overhead structure.
• Always check that at all times - including the dismantling stage of the
sca olding - that no portions are higher than 4 m above the level of the
last anchorage.
• Where there are projecting parts, the anchorages and the parts of the
structure subject to pull must be dismantled working on the bay below.
Storage
Set aside and display items which have been damaged or deformed.
On the ground, in an area of the work site that has been set aside (see
'Storage on the work site'), set aside all dismantled materials, organized
by categories, tying them in bundles or putting them in their packaging
to facilitate loading and transport.

Transport

Transport must be organized in detail analogous to the preceding phases
and, as a minimum, paying particular attention the areas described
below.
Supply
Transport must be staggered so that only the materials that are strictly
necessary during the erection stage are on hand, thereby avoiding exces-
sive stock piles within the worksite.
Check the size, the holding capacity of the delivery area as well as the
rate at which the scaffolding is being erected (see 'Storage on the work
site').
Materials
Check the correspondence between the projected supply quantity, the
materials present on the worksite and those listed on the travel docu-
ments.
Returned materials
Returned material must be organized in containers by planks, frames
and accessories so that the best use is made of available space and the
number of journeys is kept to minimal.
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