GSSI Multi-Use Scaffolding Assembly & Operating Instructions
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WARNING:
• RECHECK ALL SIDE BRACE LOCK PINS FOR FULL ENGAGEMENT BEFORE
ACCESSING PLATFORM.
• RECHECK PLATFORM TO BE SURE IT IS PROPERLY SEATED WITHIN SIDE BRACE
CHANNEL AND THE PLATFORM CLIPS ARE FULLY ENGAGED BEFORE ACCESSING.
• WHEN ACCESSING PLATFORM, CLIMB OVER TOP OF FRAME LADDER – DO NOT
SWING AROUND SIDE OF FRAME.
• REMOVE THE PLATFORM BEFORE ADJUSTING THE DECK LEVEL.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS INCLUDE:
• Painting • Overhead Door Installation
• Acoustical/Ceilings • Lighting and wire Maintenance & Electrical
• Drywall installation & taping • General Building Maintenance
• Window Cleaning & Treatment Installation • HVAC Installation
• Sign Installation and Maintenance • Shelving
DISMANTLING NOTES
The work of dismantling scaffolding should be under the supervision of an individual with proper
experience and aptitude. The following should be observed while dismantling:
1. It shall be the responsibility of the user to read and comply with the following common sense
guidelines that are designed to promote safety in the dismantling of scaffolding.
2. Check to see if scaffold has been structurally altered in any way that would make it unsafe; and, if
so, reconstruct where necessary before commencing with the dismantling procedures.
3. Dismantle scaffold from the top down. Begin by removing all accessories from that section being
dismantled at the time.
4. On stacked scaffolds do not remove ties and braces until dismantling has reached the section to
which they are attached.
5. Always work within the inside of the scaffolding.
6. When moving up or down the scaffold do NOT climb on ties, braces or un-braced components.
Climb over the top of the frame. Do not swing around outside of the frame.
7. Be sure that area below is clear of individuals not involved in the dismantling and is secured
against unauthorized access.
8. Lower scaffold components in a safe manner as they are dismantled. Avoid dropping or throwing
the components as this could result in injury or damage to the equipment.
9. Use energy absorbing lanyards and full body harness when feasible
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