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Scaffold
Planks | Ladder
Jacks | Scaffold
Decks | Loading
Ramps | Guard Rail
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Scaffold
Planks:
Warning: ALL SCAFFOLDING ACCESSORIES
shall be used and installed in accordance with manufacturer's
recommended procedure.
1. Be sure to survey job site for
hazards or unsafe conditions.
2. Inspect
plank for damage before each use. Never use a damaged
plank.
3. Scaffolds used in conjunction with
planks must be securely placed, fastened or held in order to prevent
slipping.
4. Planks must always be used in a
level, horizontal position. Do not use plank unless it is supported
at least 12 inches and not more than 18 inches from each end. When
using any type of scaffold, this plank must be securely placed,
fastened or held in order to prevent
slipping.
5. Do not put more than 500 pounds
total weight on this plank. (Two Man Plank.) Overloading could
cause injury.
6. Do not use this plank near
electrical power lines unless proper safety precautions are taken.
Chemicals or corrosive materials could damage this plank and result
in injury.
7. Do not place any article
on top of plank in order to increase height of plank. Do not work on
scaffold pank if you feel dizzy or unsteady. Do not use this plank
if the surface becomes slippery. You could be
injured.
8. Be sure to use fall protection
devices as prescribed by your local, state or federal safety
requirements.
9. Be sure that plank use
meets local, state, and federal safety requirements. Do not use
plank on swing staging or suspended scaffold.
10.
Plank surface may be treated with a clear wood preservative.
(Do not use paint or any coating which may make the walking surface
slippery.)
11. If warning label becomes
damaged or otherwise unreadable, contact manufacturer for
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Ladder Jacks:
Warning: ALL
SCAFFOLDING ACCESSORIES shall be used and installed in accordance
with manufacturer's recommended
procedure.
1. Inspect all scaffold
components for damage before each use. Do not use a ladder jack if
parts are bent, cracked, or damaged. Mark such ladder jacks
"DANGEROUS- DO NOT USE" and discard or contact
manufacturer. Handle all ladder jacks with
care.
2. Test all working parts and make
sure all nuts and bolts are tight before each use. Do not substitute
parts.
3. Do not overload- do not exceed 250
pound load on one ladder jack and ladder. Overloading could cause
injury.
4. Be sure ladder jack is placed
securely on the ladder. Be sure ladder footing or anchorage is
solid, rigid, and capable of carrying the maximum intended load
without slipping. Use on industrial grade, 250 pound rated Type I
ladder or 300 lb. rated Type IA ladder. (See instructions on ladder
for proper ladder set up.)
5. Adjust
ladder jack so that plank or other bearing surface is horizontal. Be
sure that the scaffold plank is supported at least 12 inches, but
not more than 18 inches from each end and is securely placed in
order to prevent slipping. (Do not use extension planks on ladder
jack scaffolds.) Do not use if ladder jack top rung support opening
is over 2-1/4 inches.
6. Do not use ladder
jack beyond a height of 20 feet (16 feet in CA) above the floor or
ground. Failure to do so could cause injury. Be sure that ladder
jack use complies with local, state, and federal safety
requirements.
7.
CAUTION! Metal conducts electricity. Keep metal ladder and ladder
jacks away from electrical circuits. Injury can result. CAUTION!
Acid damages aluminum. Never use the ladder jack when using
acid. Injury can result.
8. Be sure to
use fall protection devices as prescribed by your local, state or
federal safety requirements.
9. Do not step
or stand on plank retaining tab.
10. Be sure
that ladder jack use complies with local, state, and federal safety
requirements.
11. If
warning label becomes damaged or otherwise unreadable, contact
manufacturer for replacement.
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Loading Ramps:
WARNING:
1. DO NOT USE
FORK LIFT OR PALLET JACK ON RAMP.
2. Inspect ramp for damage
before each use. Never use a damaged ramp.
3. Do not use
this ramp unless it is secured to the vehicle, dock, or other
immovable object.
4. NOT TO EXCEED A
MAXIMUM LOAD OF 1500 POUNDS. Overloading could cause
injury.
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Scaffold Decks:
WARNING:
Failure to comply with instructions and all applicable
federal, state and local codes could result in
injury.
1.
Before each use, read and follow manufacturer's
instructions.
2. At least once per day when in use, inspect each deck to
insure all fasteners are secure and all parts are in good
condition. NEVER USE DAMAGED EQUIPMENT. Discard or
contact manufacturer for repair.
3. Do not allow oil, grease or any slippery
material to accumulate on the working surface.
4. Do not use
around acid or other corrosive substances as they can seriously
effect the strength of aluminum. If these substances do come in
contact with the plank or platform, flush it immediately with water
to neutralize the substance. If any corrosion is found upon
inspection, IMMEDIATELY remove deck from service and contact
manufacturer.
5. The deck should not be
used if surface is damaged or has deteriorated. Wood decking should
be coated periodically with a clear wood preservative. DO NOT
PAINT.
6. The deck is rated 75 pounds per square foot. DO NOT
OVERLOAD. The total combined weight of each man and all materials on
each deck should not exceed this rated working load.
7. Deck
ends should be properly supported by scaffold bearer members,
trusses or other equipment assigned for this purpose. To prevent
wind uplift, ALWAYS, use 8 penny nail in the hook to secure the deck
to the support system. Inspect before each use to insure that
nail is in place and deck is secure.
8. The scaffold must be
erected so that the working surface on the deck is
level.
9. Unstable
objects such as barrels, boxes, loose bricks, tools and debris,
should not be allowed to accumulate on the work surface.
10.
Do not use ladders or other devices on planks or platforms to gain
greater heights.
11. Do not ride on planks or platforms which
are being moved. Tools, materials and equipment should not be placed
on planks or platforms while they are being moved.
12. Do not
apply impact loads to planks and platforms. Never attempt to
straighten bent or deformed parts.
13. Do not drop boards. If
plank or platform is dropped, immediately remove it from service and
inspect all component parts for damage. Replace damaged
components with new parts before reusing plank or platform. Do not
substitute parts. Use only manufacturer's replacement
parts.
14. ALUMINUM CONDUCTS
ELECTRICITY! Keep decks away from energized, uninsulated
electrical circuits.
15. Be sure to use fall protection
devices as prescribed by your local, state or federal safety
requirements.
16. The manufacturer warrants this deck is free
from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and
service for period of 90 days from date of purchase.
17. If warning label
becomes damaged or otherwise unreadable, contact manufacturer for
replacement.
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Guard Rail
Posts:
WARNING:
1. Failure to
read and follow instructions can lead to serious injury or
death!
2. This guard-rail system must be used in conformance
with all applicable ANSI Standards and/or local, state or federal
OSHA or other safety codes.
3. Check all components for
damage before each use. Do not use if any parts are damaged. Do
not substitute parts.
4. Be sure all fasteners are tight
before each use.
5. Make sure scaffold system is secured to
prevent "tip-over".
6. Make sure plank is secured to the
horizontal support member to prevent
tipping.
7. Do not
use on a "Ladder Jack Scaffold".
8. CAUTION: Metal conducts
electricity. Keep all metal components away from electrical
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