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Product & Installation Manual: Sentry Barrier™
KEEPING
NZ SAFE
Health and Safety
Installers should comply with all necessary health
and safety legislation in the local jurisdiction,
including all safe work and lifting practices.
All appropriate traffic safety precautions must
be adopted. All workers must wear the required
safety clothing, including but not limited to, high
visibility vests, steel capped footwear, gloves and
protective glasses etc.
Before undertaking any earth works, including
drilling or driving of posts, always check with
the appropriate service providers that the area is
clear of underground services
All installers must be well clear of machinery
when posts are being driven.
Before Installation
Design, selection and placement of the Sentry
Barrier™ shall be in accordance with the local
Road Controlling Authority’s guidelines and
as per the details shown in the construction
drawings. Installation shall be in accordance
with the installation instructions supplied for this
product.
The Sentry Barrier™ is an engineered safety
device. Before starting installation ensure
familiarity with the makeup of the system.
Note:
Soil conditions may require a local
geotechnical engineer to confirm the soil
condition on site met the required condition
described in the manual.
Safety statements
General Safety
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All required traffic safety precautions should
be complied with. All workers should wear
required safety clothing (examples, but not
limited to, include: high visibility vests, steel
capped footwear, gloves etc).
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Only authorised trained personnel should
operate any machinery. Where overhead
machinery is used, care must be taken to
avoid any overhead hazards.
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Before drilling or excavation always ensure
that the area is clear of underground services.
The appropriate service providers may need
to be contacted.
Sentry Barrier Safety Statements
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All installers must be a safe distance from all
drilling or excavating machinery operating.
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The components are not heavy enough to
require specialised lifting equipment, but
due to the dimensions and bulky nature,
care should be taken when lifting the larger
components into position.
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Avoid placing hands or fingers in and around
moving machine parts when components are
being lifted and manoeuvred into place.
