MARWOOD V28 User manual

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Author: Technical Specifier marwoodsafety.co.uk MG833/0920
Instructions V28 Posts with Gates
1 General Information
Before any work commences, the site must carry a specific site risk assessment. This should include
the right PPE to use, the ground condition, elevation or inclination.
The V28 TVCB blocks will no longer conform to BS EN 1317 when the gate/fences are fitted.
2 Tools Notes
The post/gate installation requires a minimum of two persons with appropriate tools. No tools
are supplied by Marwood Group Ltd.
The advised tools may vary subject to the site procedures in place, site competent persons and site-
specific risk assessment.
Required but not limited to the following below:
✓Impact wrench (cordless)
✓19mm socket/spanner size to tighten the M12 bolts up
✓24mm socket/spanner size to tighten the M16 bolts up
✓36mm socket/spanner size to tighten the M24 bolts up
Two of each spanner or socket for holding and tightening.
3 Installation Guide

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Author: Technical Specifier marwoodsafety.co.uk MG833/0920
If you require instructions how to assemble the fence, please refer to MG747
1. Starting with one block, align the V28 post bracket over the pre-positioned concrete block
holes. V28 Gate post are clearly marked LEFT and RIGHT.
2. Fit one M24 x 300 with spacer in the first hole then add washer and nut on the other side.
3. Repeat Step 2 in second hole below.
4. Repeat Step 2 and 3 on the other block.
5. Tighten all bolts when the post is in correct and stable position on ground.
6. Position the gate lugs over the V28 post lugs on the first post bracket.
7. Once aligned and in position, add the two M12 x35 bolts with washer and nut.
8. Repeat Step 6 and Step 7 on the other block.
9. Carry out a final check on all posts, bolts, nuts, gates, fences and blocks where applicable.
Note: The blocks must be installed by an installer certified by the Highways England if being
deployed on motorways. The fence/gate must be installed by experienced and qualified
installers in accordance with sector scheme 2B or 21. The installers must receive regular training
on health and safety, best practice and other issues pertaining to the different aspects of the work
involved.
Note: Customers must not add signs or banners to the fencing as this will increase the wind resistance
of the fencing.
4 Maintenance
Carry daily checks on the complete barrier system including blocks, fences, gate and security
fixings. Check that all fixings are tightened and secured.
Marwood Group always recommends that a site survey and a full risk assessment must be carried out
including loading and ground conditions before using barrier system. It is the end user’s responsibility
to make sure the system is suitable for its intended use
The post and gate system must never be modified
Contact your local Marwood Group Depot, for replacement & repair to the barrier system
Any defects, security concerns or damage, contact your nearest Marwood Group Depot