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HIPOD

USER

GUIDE 

SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT:

 Never use the HIPOD LLWP until you have fully read and understood the user guide and the HIPOD LLWP has 

been correctly set up using the information it contains. 

ALWAYS

 

carry out a Risk Assessment for each task before you start work, to ensure the HIPOD LLWP is the appropriate mode 

of access for the task that needs to be undertaken.

Maintenance checks before use: 

HIPOD 1000, 1200 & 1500

 

Lyte Ladders & Towers

 

www.lyteladders.co.uk 

Mobile One Person Low Level Work Platform (LLWP) 
Maximum Safe Working Load 150 KG

Repairs: 

EQUIPMENT CARE 

3

  Check that the HIPOD LLWP structure is not bent bowed, twisted, dented, cracked or corroded. 

3

  Check that the HIPOD LLWP structures around the fi xing points for other components are in good condition. 

3

  Check that fi xings (usually welds rivets, screws or bolts) are good, appropriate, not missing, loose, or corroded. 

3

  Check that components are not missing, loose, excessively worn, corroded or damaged. 

3

  Check that the locking mechanisms are operating locking correctly. Gate hinges, springs, ladder hinge elbow 

locking joints platform clips are not damaged. 

3

  Check all caster wheel brakes operate. 

3

  Check that the entire HIPOD LLWP is free from contaminants. (e.g. dirt, mud, paint, oil or grease) 

3

  Check that the platform (if fi tted) has no missing parts or fi xings and is not damaged or corroded. 

Note:

 

If any of the above checks cannot be fully satisfi ed you should 

NOT

 use the HIPOD LLWP. 

• 

Replacement parts are available and simple to replace. Contact your supplier. 

• 

You should not attempt to repair the LLWP unless you are qualifi ed/competent to do so. 

• 

You can seek advice from the manufacturer regarding repair or replacement.

The important considerations when storing a LLWP (not in use) should include the following: 

• 

Is the HIPOD LLWP stored away from areas where its condition could deteriorate more rapidly 
(e.g. dampness, excessive heat, or exposed to the elements)? 

• 

Is the HIPOD LLWP stored in a position which helps it to remain straight? 

• 

Is the HIPOD LLWP stored where it cannot be damaged by vehicles, heavy objects, or contaminants? 

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Is the HIPOD LLWP stored where it cannot cause a trip hazard or an obstruction? 

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Is the HIPOD LLWP stored securely where it cannot be easily used for criminal purposes? 

Storage: 

HIPOD

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