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Safety instructions
Warning
During the hand-over, the scaffold
contractor must advise the user of any
possible risks involved with non-intend-
ed use and his obligation to provide
adequate prevention against risk and
danger!
Put up safety and warning signs at
the scaffold access points.
Hand-over a utilisation plan.
The erected scaffolding must be in-
spected by the scaffolding contractor
in order to determine that assembly
has been carried out correctly. If the
contractor is convinced that the scaf-
folding has been correctly erected, it
can then be handed over to the user.
It is advisable to carry out the hand-
over together with the user and, for
example, document this in a written
report.
Inspection, hand-over and utilisation
The contractor who uses the scaffold-
ing must ensure that the scaffolds are
maintained in proper condition and not
arbitrarily altered in any way. In this re-
spect, the qualified specialists must be
instructed that if changes have obvi-
ously been made to the scaffolding
construction during use, these must be
reported to the respective competent
person.
Source: based on TRBS 2121 Part 1
Inspection based on
Risk assessment
Instructions for Assembly and Use
Plan for assembly, modification and dismantling
Components used Stability Working and operational safety
Condition, e.g. obviously undamaged
Load-bearing capacity of the supporting surface
and attachment points
Identification marking of widths and load classes
Spacing of standards, suspensions, brackets,
kickers
Corner execution
Identification markings, e.g. tubes, scaffold
couplers, system components
Anchoring, inspection, dimensions Side protection
Anchoring grid, bracing and reinforcement Completeness and support of the decking
Decking dependent on the falling height
Dimensions, e.g. planking, tube wall thickness Supporting system Stairs
Eccentricities, spindle lengths, inclinations,
tolerances
Spacing between the building and edge of
decking
Protection panel in roof safety scaffold
PERI UP Flex Reinforcement Scaffold 75 and 100
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
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