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Easy Access MOBI Operational Safety And Assembly Instructions

Aluminium scaffold tower with snaplock components

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MOBI ALUMINIUM SCAFFOLD TOWER

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SCAFFOLD SYSTEMS

OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOBI ALUMINIUM

SCAFFOLD TOWER WITH SNAPLOCK

COMPONENTS

Users of an Easy Access MOBI

Scaffold Tower - Please read the

following instructions carefully and

do not erect or use the scaffold until

the instructions have been read and

understood.

We strongly suggest that users be

familiar with and follow the 'Standard

for Scaffolding' AS/NZS 1576.1-

6:2010. This is available from

Standards Australia and NZ.

Further information is available in the

SARNZ publication; 'Best Practise

guidelines for Scaffolding in NZ', also

www.workcover.nsw.govt.au and

www.dol.govt.nz.

Page 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOBI ALUMINIUM SCAFFOLD TOWER WITH SNAPLOCK COMPONENTS MOBI ALUMINIUM SCAFFOLD TOWER Users of an Easy Access MOBI Scaffold Tower - Please read the following instructions carefully and do not erect or use the scaffold until the instructions have been read and understood.
Page 2 MAINTENANCE All MOBI towers and components must be checked regularly for damage such as dents, cracks, buckling and the like. If found the MOBI component must not be used. Damaged components are easily replaced, and must be so before further use. Contact your supplier.
Page 3 STEP 6: Follow these directions where the tower is to be erected higher than a single lift: Place the next two Frames on Spigots inserted into the top of the base frames. Attach Spring Clips through Frame Standards into the groove in the spigot to lock them together. Attach two more diagonal braces to the tower.
Page 4 • When the platforms are greasy or slippery and poor footing results. • If the user has not had adequate training in the use of the MOBI scaffold system. GUARDRAILING • Guardrail half frames must be used at each end of the tower when the platform is at the top height setting on any frame or the topmost cross member of a frame is less that 900 mm above the platform.