VW010
Issue 02
Step 7 Step 8
FIG 1. Attaching the pin FIG 2. Opposite side.
Slide the bottom end rail sockets over the main frame rails and
attach the supplied pin
and ‘R’ clip,
ensuring its firmly fixed into
position, See FIG1
REMEMBER: Repeat this for the opposite side of the Valley-Walk.
Swing the top rail into position and lock the clamp onto the rail.
The clamps have a quick fit mechanism, but ensure
it’s
firmly
clamped. REMEMBER: Repeat this for the opposite side of the
Valley-Walk. See FIG 2.
Step 9 Step 10
Fig 3. Lowering the panel frame
Stand inside the Valley-Walk, remove the pins that connect the
verge panel frame to the inner top rail and lower into position. See
FIG 3. REMEMBER: Repeat this for the opposite side of the Valley-
Walk.
Depending on the angle of the roof valley, adjustment can be made
through the telescopic braces. Remove the pins and move the
panel frame into position remembering to hold onto the frame.
Line up holes in the telescopic brace and replace pins. There are
two telescopic braces each side and both pins need to be removed
for adjustment.
Step 11
When moving the Valley-Walk into position, one or two operatives
need to stand inside the Valley-Walk and lift using the TOP or MID
rail as a hand hold.
Remember
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ALWAYS FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH THE VALLEYWALK
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INFORMATION FOR USE
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DOCUMENT
BEFORE STARTING ANY WORKS.
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Never step out of the ValleyWalk frame once in the Valley/Gutter.
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Wear a Safety Harness and connect a short Lanyard as a reminder not to step out of the frame.
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Work to the HSE Working at Height Guidelines and Working on Fragile Roof Guidelines at all
times.
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Do not use in adverse weather conditions.
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Assess the roof for condition and suitability. Complete a risk assessment.
The Valley walker does
not provide Fall Arrest or Restrain.
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Always make sure all P
in and ‘R’ clips are secured.
Dismantle: Reverse the above procedure.
