TUBESCA-COMABI 180-250-300, Assembly And Utilisation Manual

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The following are not allowed:
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Using a jib, even a manual jib, placed on the outside the
scaffolding.
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Covering mobile scaffolding with a tarpaulin, even partially.
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Increasing heights more than allowed
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Using components other than those supplied and described
in the parts list.
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Using scaffolding that has not been assembled vertically
(tolerance: 1%).
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Using scaffolding that has not been assembled as per the
instructions contained in this manual.
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Making a bridge between the scaffolding and a building or
between two scaffolding units.
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Leaning an access ladder against the scaffolding.
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Jumping on floors.
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Using planks as flooring.
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Accessing the work floor from outside.
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Adjusting the wheels not for levelling but for offsetting a
level.
4-2 Instructions for moving the scaffolding
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Mobile scaffolding can only be moved manually on solid level
ground where there are no obstacles either on the ground or
overhead. Normal walking speed should be considered the
maximum speed for moving scaffolding. The height of the
scaffolding to be moved must not be over 6m, and there
should be nobody on the scaffolding when moving.
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Only move the scaffolding over ground with a maximum
slope of 3%.
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Never tow mobile scaffolding with a motor vehicle.
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Never move scaffolding when the wind is higher than
35Km/H.
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Keep the fixed stabilizers in place on the mobile scaffolding
when moving (Play between the support pad and the ground
should be reduced to a minimum)
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The ground on which the mobile scaffolding is to be moved
must be capable of bearing load paths.
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Provide for tracks when on soft ground.
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Scaffolding MUST NEVER BE MOVED with any persons or
equipment on it.