#Perry scaffold safety manual manual#
CONSERVE ESTE MANUAL PARA REFERENCIA POSTERIOR Guarde este manual y la factura de compra original en un lugar seco y seguro para referencia posterior. Servicio al cliente 1 800 363-7587 Nuestro servicio al cliente está dispuesto a ayudarle, sea con el montaje de este producto, sea para avisar que una pieza falta o está dañada, sea para cualquier otra información sobre este producto por favor marque nuestro número gratuito. 4 Cierre el estabilizador en su sitio con los dos pestillos de blocaje. 3 Ponga el estabilizador en un ángulo de 90º sobre el cuadro lateral. Repita la operación con las otras ruedas. 2 Instale la rueda en el estabilizador y asegúrela con el cierre a pestillo. INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE 1 Erija el andamio (de una o dos unidades de altura) según la directivas del fabricante. 1926 ENCUENTRA LA NORMA A10.ĭIRECTIVAS DE SEGURIDAD LEA ATENTAMENTE ANTES DE COMENZAR EL MONTAJE. 2 AÑOS DE GARANTÍA OSHA ANSI CUMPLE CON 29 CFR PT. CONSERVE ESTE MANUAL COMO REFERENCIA ULTERIOR. LEA ATENTAMENTE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES ANTES DE UTILIZAR ESTE PRODUCTO.
JUEGO DE ESTABILIZADORES DE 14” CON RUEDAS MODEL : I-CISO4PY DIRECTIVAS DE SEGURIDAD E INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE COMPATIBLE : METALTECH PERRY STYLE™ Y NU-WAVE PERRY 660* La imagen puede variar del producto real * Nu-Wave Modelo 660 es una marca comercial propiedad de Nu-Wave Manufacturing, LLC. guarantees this product against any material defect. Two-Year Limited Warranty Metaltech-Omega Inc.
KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Keep this manual and the original sales invoice in a safe, dry place for future reference. For help with product assembly, to report damaged or missing parts, or for any other information about this product, please call our toll-free number. 4 Lock outrigger into place by using two locking pins.Ĭustomer Service: 1 800 363-7587 Our customer service staff is available to help you. 3 Place outrigger to end scaffold frame at a 90° angle to the side brace.
#Perry scaffold safety manual install#
2 Install caster into outrigger and secure it with lock pin. OPERATION AND SAFETY Do not use this equipment if you are in poor health, taking medications, drugs, or have been consuming alcohol, all of which may impair your ability to work safely on this product.ĪSSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1 Erect the scaffold (one or two frames high) by following the manufacturer instructions. METAL CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY: Do not use this equipment where contact may be made with power lines or other live electrical circuits. FAILURE TO UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. OPERATIONAL SAFETY READ BEFORE BEGINNING ASSEMBLY. 2 YEAR WARRANTY OSHA ANSI MEETS 29 CFR Pt. KEEP THIS MANUAL HANDY FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT. (This section would not apply to workers manually moving a scaffold.SET OF 14” OUTRIGGERS WITH CASTERS MODEL : I-CISO4PY OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS COMPATIBLE : METALTECH PERRY STYLE™ AND NU-WAVE PERRY 660* Picture may differ from actual product * Nu-Wave Model 660 is a trademark owned by Nu-Wave Manufacturing, LLC. When using a power system to move the scaffold, the forces must be applied directly to the wheels. Since the force being applied to the scaffold is less than 5 feet from the ground level, this is acceptable as long as it is the lowest point practicable. The worker holds onto something overhead and moves the scaffold with his or her feet. Your letter describes a worker standing on a Baker scaffold that is 2 to 4 feet high. When manually moving the scaffold, the force should be applied as close to the base a practicable, but not more than 5 feet (1.5 m) above the supporting surface. These sections address the manual and powered forces used to move the scaffold. You asked for clarification on Sections and. Where these conditions are met, the scaffold may be moved while employees are on it. Section specifies the requirements for riding a scaffold. If a device were installed to permit the casters to be locked while on the scaffold, this requirement could be met without dismounting. Section 1926.452(w)(2) requires the casters and wheels to be locked when in use. We apologize for the delay in this response.īaker scaffolds, sometimes referred to as Perry scaffolds, are covered by the mobile scaffold Section of Subpart L. Your questions related specifically to Baker style scaffolds and whether a person could move and work from this type of scaffold, without dismounting, with the casters in the unlocked position. Coupling Pins & Spring Locks Lock Arms & Pig Tails Wall Attachments Tie-off Bars Clamps Safety Tags Bases.
Cross Braces Diagonal Braces Locking Devices and Safety. Platforms Guardrails Toeboards Hoist Posts & Pulley Braces. Roy Gurnham and myself, asking for a clarification of OSHA's mobile scaffold standard §1926.452(w). Scaffold Towers End Brackets & Side Brackets Ladder Arch Frames Scaffolding Rack Light Duty Frames Deck. This is in response to your letters, dated June 12, 1997, addressed to Mr.
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