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10. PRIOR TO USE
10.1.
The conformity of the assembly must be verified by the site safety manager appointed by the company director.
10.2.
The following elements will be verified:
• The supports.
• The assembly.
• The environment.
• The brakes.
• Wedging systems (to make up for local levelling defects).
10.3.
The information in the instructions affixed to the base MUST be adhered to.
11. OPERATION
11.1.
These instructions do not replace the regulations in force which must be observed.
• It is important to respect the admissible loads on the bases and the structure.
• Horizontal forces must not exceed 30kg.
• Maximum wind with stabilisers = 45km/h.
11.2.
Working area:
• Keep away from bare current-carrying conductors.
• Ensure that access to equipment is prohibited in areas which are accessible to the public.
• Mark out the installation area if it is to be accessed by machinery, vehicles, etc.
• Make sure that there are no aerial obstacles in the manoeuvring area.
• Provide a bearing race on soft terrain.
11.3.
The following are prohibited:
• Using a gibbet (manual included) positioned on the exterior of the scaffolding.
• Covering mobile scaffolding even partially.
• Increasing the height beyond the authorised level.
• Using components other than those provided and described in the parts list.
• Using the scaffolding without its stabilisers.
© Jack Sealey Limited
Original Language Version
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SSCL1.V2, SSCL3, SSCL4 Issue:4 28/06/21
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