McGREGOR Agile 4250 Manual

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 1.
This document outlines the operating and maintenance procedures for the Agile 4250. Read this manual
before operating within and around the structure. Always keep this manual with the structure.
Following installation, the structure should be inspected and signed-o󰀨 by a responsible member of sta󰀨.
Once the installation is signed o󰀨 it is the customers responsibility to ensure the product is well maintained
and inspected regularly for damage, wear & tear, this can be done by the customer themselves or a
contracted maintenance provider.
Agile 4250 Operations & Maintenance Manual
Customer name:
Customer reference number:
Site address:
Date of installation:
Installation completed by:
Date of sign-o󰀨/ completion:

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Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 2.
Building Overview
The Agile 4250 has two variants: free-range and organic. Each variant is available in two lengths as shown
in the table below. This operations & maintenance manual covers all building variants and sizes and details
best practice for how to operate and maintain the building. Note: the illustrations in this manual show the 8.2
metre long building only, however, all methodologies an principles match the 16.4 metre long building.
Building Overview
Image 01
Housing
Type
Free-Range
Free-Range
Organic
Organic
Building
Length
16.4m
8.2m
16.4m
8.2m
Building
Width
4.25m
4.25m
4.25m
4.25m
Slatted
Floor
4 Bays
2 Bays
4 Bays
2 Bays
Popholes
4
2
4
2
Bird Numbers
(max)
540
235
400
162
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Item Name
Ridge Vent
Roof Sheet
Personnel Door
Tow Bar
Door Latch
Drag Flap
Auger Anchor
Pophole
Pophole Chain
Skid
Anchor Pin

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15
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Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 3.
Item No.
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Item Name
Wire Support
Water Tank Support
Slatted Floor
Hoop Frame
Inner Sheet
Insulation
Outer Sheet
Polyboard
Building Overview
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Building Overview
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Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 4.
Scope Of Applications
The Agile 4250 mobile poultry house is designed for small commercial laying hens, with an internal
environment suitable for the production of free-range or organic eggs.
The Agile 4250 is designed to be towed between laying cycles for e󰀩cient mucking out or to move the
building to fresh pasture. The building is best suited to being towed in a straight line between multiple static
sites, however, the building can be turned at a broad radius with caution. Full instructions on towing can be
found on pages 8, 9 and 10 of this manual.
Ground Suitability
Suitable ground for the Agile 4250 is a rm and relatively level grass eld.
Where the ground is excessively soft an aggregate base can be laid in excess of the buildings length (to
provide multiple static locations between towing). Excessively uneven ground can disrupt the travel of the
skids. An unsuitable ground can cause damage to the structure during towing. High abrasion surfaces can
damage the surface of the skids, where the ground is soft, the building can sink - sinking can inhibit towing
and increase stress on the structure.
Variation in soil type can inhibit the installation of anchors and reduce their stability in the ground. If the
ground has low coherence or a noticeably loose structure then it is the customers responsibility to ensure the
anchors have an appropriate level of purchase on the ground. This can be achieved by a mechanical ‘pull-
out’ test using a load cell (or equivalent). Loadings required for pull out are as follows:
Skid Pin: 80KG
Auger Anchor: 200KG
Structural Loading
The Agile 4250 has not been formally tested against wind or snow loadings. This building has been utilised
widely across the UK since 2005, in this time these buildings have withstood numerous storms and extreme
weather conditions.
Structure
The Agile 4250 is manufactured from cold-rolled steel hoops and a roof sheet composed of an inner and
outer 600gsm PVC sheet with a 80mm insulating breglass core. Side and gable polyboard is composed of
reinforced HDPE panels.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 5.
AUGER
ANCHOR
ANCHOR PIN
AUGER BRACKET
Securing the building
When the building is not being towed (when it is stationary), it should be secured to the ground using the skid
pins and auger anchors that are supplied with the building. The table below shows how many skid pins and
anchors should be tted for each of the building sizes.
Building Length
16.4m
8.2m
Skid Pin No.
10
6
Auger Anchor No.
10
6
To insert the skid pins, pass the pins through the holes in the skids and hammer them into the ground. The
holes in the skids pass through at an angle so that the pins can be safely hammered clear of the building.
To install the auger anchors, insert the tip of the anchor through the ring on the auger bracket and wind the
anchor into the ground using a metal bar (passed through the box section on top of the anchor). Wind the
anchor down until the cross bar makes contact with the auger bracket. A detailed illustration of how to install
skid pins and auger anchors can be found on page 10 of this manual.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 6.
Operating methods & features
Personnel doors - A personnel door is sited at each gable end. Care should be taken stepping over the
raised threshold into the building. The personnel door can be secured from the outside with the tower bolt,
a hasp and staple is tted for adding a padlock when required. The doors can be held open using the cabin
hook.
Popholes - Manually operated popholes are distributed across both sides of the building. To open the
popholes, lift the pophole by its handle and thread the chain back through the handle and hook the chain
back on itself. Use the tower bolt to secure the pophole in its closed position.
Pophole gutters - Individual pophole gutters are positioned above each pophole to manage water run-o󰀨
from the roof. Pophole gutters do not have downpipes and need no further drainage provision, gutters are
formed of an open aluminium channel wider than the pophole. Water running o󰀨 the roof into the gutter
is spread either side of the pophole ensuring water build-up is minimised where birds enter and exit the
building.
Water tank support - A water tank support is provided allowing for a tank at up to 70 litre/ 15 gallons. Tanks
must be no higher than 450mm to allow for clearance between the tank and inner surface of the roof, the
base frame of the water tank support is 780 x 480mm. Water tanks are not supplied with the building.
Nest-boxes, feeders, drinkers - The Agile 4250 provides space on the slatted oor area for nest boxes,
feeders and drinkers. Internal equipment is not supplied with the building.
Drinkers and feeders can be secured to the hoop frame - ensure any equipment is well secured and attached
to an appropriate section of the structure. Do not exceed 50kg per hoop. If additional xing points are
required then chains can be strung between hoops.
Nest boxes are installed onto the slatted oor section. The structure is supplied with a raised slatted oor, the
slatted oor is formed of interlocking plastic tiles tted into a grid of supporting steel beams. Nest boxes are
placed in-between the uprights and cannot be larger than 1990mm (wide) x 1500mm (high).
Ensure not to overll the slatted area. If too much weight is placed on the raised oor it can cause bending
and fracturing. In addition to the equipment, it is prudent to account for the additional weight of people
walking on the slats during ‘normal’ operating procedures. Allow for a maximum of 165KG per hoop.
Egg collection - Egg collection equipment is part of the internals setup and should be considered during the
procurement of this equipment.
Typically, nest-boxes are tted with an egg collection belt running underneath - at this scale of poultry house,
most belts will be manually operated using a crank wheel. The belt can be specied to run in ether direction,
this will dictate the collection zone - if the belt runs into the building, the eggs will be collected from the open
end of the slatted oor. If the belt is setup to run towards the gable end where the nest boxes are housed
then the collection zone will be on the outside of the building - if collecting outside, the personnel door will
need to be xed shut with aperture cut through the lower section of the door to accommodate for the belt
exit.
Lighting - Lighting can be added to the internal space to assist daily operations and bird welfare. Any
lighting should be tted by a qualied electrician and should consider the operating methods detailed in this
manual along with welfare guidelines. Lighting can be secured to the internal framework using cable ties.
Ground anchors - Reference: section ‘Securing the building’ on page 5 of this manual and Section ‘Moving
the building on pages 8, 9 & 10 of this manual.
Tow bar - The tow bar must be installed when moving the building, the building must not be pulled directly
from the skids as this will result in damage to the structure. Remove the tow bar after use. Reference: step 4
& 5 of the section ‘Moving the building’ on page 9 of this manual for detailed tting/ use instructions.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 7.
Operating methods & features
Ventilation - Ventilation is created by a combination of inlets/ outlets allowing clean air to be drawn into the
building and dirty air to be exhausted.
A 50mm wide ba󰀪ed side vent runs the length of the building (on both sides), sited between the top of the
polyboard and the base of the roof sheet. A hinged ridge vent in the roof is operated by a cranked handle
and can be opened and closed to increase/ decrease ventilation (shown below). Both personnel doors have
a moveable ventilation panel tted, this panel can be moved up and down to increase/ decrease ventilation.
Precautions in use
Fabric roof sheet - The fabric roof sheet is robust and resilient. However, it can be punctured if struck with
heavy or sharp objects. Ensure to take care when moving the building or lifting materials within or around the
structure.
Framework - The steel framework is made from structural grade material designed to support the structure
and canopy during ‘normal’ operations detailed in this manual. If the steel structure becomes damaged in
any way this can compromise the structural integrity. Care should be taken when towing the structure and
when vehicles and machinery are operating in close proximity to the building.
Skids - Skids should be checked before and after every towing procedure. Ensure the bottom surface has
not been excessively worn or damaged. Inspect for fractures and bending in high-stress areas, especially
where the tow bar is attached to the skids and skids are joined.
Cleaning - A standard cleaning procedure is to jet-wash the entire interior of the building thoroughly after
each moving cycle to eliminate chicken waste and additional grime that may have manifested. All surfaces
can be cleaned with water and a suitable detergent, no adsorbent materials are used in the construction of
the building so water can be used liberally without causing damage. Bird waste can build up on the skids,
this should be broken o󰀨 or washed away wherever possible.
Hinged popholes and personnel doors - Check regularly that the closures fasten securely and hinges
pivot correctly with the full range of movement expected. Keep handles clean and operational for frequent
use.
Moving the building - Before attempting to move the building it is prudent to check the weather forecast
for strong wind speeds. During the moving procedure the building will not be anchored to the ground, the
building should not be moved in winds greater than 20mph.
CRANKED HANDLE
(POSITION 1)
ROTATE CRANKED HANDLE FROM
HERE WHILE HOLDING AT POSITION 1
TO OPEN/ CLOSE THE VENT
CRANKED HANDLE HOOKS ON TO THE
RING AT THE BASE OF THE THREAD

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 8.
Moving the building
Step 1/ Removing the anchors. First remove the anchors and skid pins. Use the steel bar to twist out the
anchors, then remove the auger brackets and skid pins. Store the anchors, brackets and pins so they are
ready to be re-inserted once the building has been moved.
STEEL BAR
SKID PIN
AUGER
ANCHOR
ANCHOR
BRACKET
BULLDOG CLIPS
DRAG FLAP
DRAG FLAP
DROP
BOLT
BRAIDED WIRE
INTERNAL
DRAG FLAP
Step 2/ Raising the drag aps and attaching wire to towing saddles. When moving the structure, all
three drag aps need to be raised and secured in their elevated position using the hooked chains tted to the
building. Connect the braided wire between the towing saddles as shown below.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 9.
M16 MUD-WING WASHER
TOW BAR
M16 STANDARD NUT
M16 X 120 BOLT
M16 X 120 BOLT
COMPLETE
ASSEMBLY
X 2
M16 MUD-WING WASHER
SKID
Moving the building
Step 3/ Attaching the tow bar. Attach the tow bar to the skids and inspect the building has not sunk into the
ground over time. The skids must be free to move along the surface - towing a building that has sunken into
the ground can over-stress the structure.
STROP/CHAIN
STROP LOOP/CHAIN LINK
Step 4/ Tow the building. Attach a strop or chain between the vehicle and the tow bar as shown (towing
strops/ chains are not provided with the building). Accelerate slowly to begin towing and stop after 50m,
check that progress is not causing damage, resume if there are no issues. Limit speed to 2-3mph, keeping to
a slow walking pace. Maintain as straight a line as necessary. If turning is required, a turning radius of 100m
is recommended.

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Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 10.
Moving the building
Step 5/ Replace the Anchors - Once the building has been successfully moved, install auger anchors and
skid pins. To install the skid pins, pass the pins through the holes in the skids and hammer into the ground.
The holes in the skids pass through at an angle so that the pins can be safely hammered through. To install
the auger anchors, insert the tip of the anchor through the ring on the auger bracket and wind into the ground
using a metal bar passed through the box section on top of the anchor. Wind the anchor down until the cross
bar makes contact with the auger bracket.
Step 6/ Remove the tow bar and reset the drag aps - Check underneath the raised oor to ensure the
oor supports are hanging in the correct position (vertically). The oor supports can be hanging but must be
able to reach the ground below to provide their intended support. Finally remove the tow bar, lower the drag
aps and use the drop bolt to latch them shut.
REMOVE
CHAIN
ANCHOR PIN
AUGER BRACKET
AUGER ANCHOR
STEEL BAR
DROP BOLT
FLOOR SUPPORT

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 11.
Maintenance Schedule
If the PVC top sheet is punctured take the following action:
• Puncture less than 10mm in any direction: Mark with an indelible marker, record the date and monitor on
a monthly basis.
• Puncture between 11-30mmin any direction: Mark with an indelible marker, record the date and monitor
on a weekly basis.
• Punctures greater than 31mm in any direction: Prompt repair is required, Mark with an indelible marker,
record the date and monitor on a daily basis.
If the PVC top sheet has been punctured and begins to tear take the following action:
Tears on or near the gable end pocket of any size require immediate attention. Tears can be rectied with
a patch repair welded on-site (using specialist fabric welding equipment) or when necessary a full sheet
replacement.
Tears in the body of the main roof sheet:
• Tears less than 100mm in any direction: Prompt repair is required, photograph the area, contact your
supplier, mark with an indelible marker and monitor on a daily basis.
• Tears between 100-700mm in any direction: Prompt repair is required, photograph the area, contact your
supplier, mark with an indelible marker and monitor on a twice daily basis. It is recommended to tension
ratchet straps over the building 500mm on either side of the tear to prevent the damaged area from
increasing.
• Tears greater than 701mm Prompt repair is required, contact your supplier, mark with an indelible marker
and monitor on a twice daily basis. It is recommended to tension ratchet straps over the building 500mm
on either side of the tear to prevent the damaged area from increasing. A new roof sheet is likely to be
required.
Damaged sheets - IMPORTANT NOTE:
If the sheet is signicantly damaged and high winds are forecast it may be necessary to remove the damaged
sheet.
It is the building and site owners responsibility to assess and manage the risk to prevent the sheet from causing
damage to the structure or any adjacent structures or equipment. In the worst case, a sheet with signicant
damage can ap uncontrollably in high winds and act as a sail causing damage to the structural framework - if
the sheet becomes separated from the building in high winds it is likely to travel in the air and risks damaging
neighbouring sites. The judgement to remove the sheet is the responsibility of the owner.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE SHEET IN HIGH WINDS.
For emergencies, general maintenance and assistance contact
McGregor by phone or email.
01962 772368
[email protected]

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 12.
Maintenance Schedule
Weekly checks - During daily use of the structure, look out for any obvious damage caused from accidental
impacts, excessive weather or ying debris. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move.
Pay attention to hinged components and ensure they are operating freely.
Monthly checks - Visually inspect the structure and roof sheet. If the building has been towed check the
skids are in good condition and are free of excessive soil and bird waste build-up.
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
Twice yearly checks - Visually inspect the structure and roof sheet. If the building has been towed check
the skids are in good condition and are free of excessive soil and bird waste build-up.
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 13.
6 Month - maintenance checks Date:
12 Month - maintenance checks Date:
Reported Issues Found:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Checked by (name/ business):
Checked by (name/ business):
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.
Reported Issues Found:
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 14.
18 Month - maintenance checks Date:
24 Month - maintenance checks Date:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Checked by (name/ business):
Checked by (name/ business):
Reported Issues Found:
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.
Reported Issues Found:
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 15.
30 Month - maintenance checks Date:
36 Month - maintenance checks Date:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Cleaning & maintenance undertaken:
Checked by (name/ business):
Checked by (name/ business):
Reported Issues Found:
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.
Reported Issues Found:
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 16.
Yearly maintenance checks after 36 months
Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
To continue maintenance after 3 years, visually inspect the structure and canopy from the ground and on
top of the containers. Use the numbered maintenance check list below to mark each action on the yearly
schedule.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1. Ensure the building is securely anchored and unlikely to move. Check all anchor and skid pin positions.
2. Visually inspect the roof sheet for punctures or any obvious signs of wear.
3. Check that the gable end tension is applied evenly throughout the gable end pocket and that the U&T
inll is securely seated in the aluminium channel, trapping the sheet.
4. Check the personnel doors are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
5. Check the personnel door latches are secure and latch properly.
6. Check the popholes are seated well and that the hinges are moving freely.
7. Check the pophole latches are secure and latch properly.
8. Visually inspect the framework alignment to ensure the building remains square. Check from inside and
outside the building.
9. Check the slatted oor is well seated and the plastic edging strip around the oor perimeter is sitting in
its correct position.
10. Visually inspect underneath the slatted oor for uncommon features/ debris.
11. Visually inspect the full length of both skids inside and outside the building. Ensure there is no build-up of
mud or bird waste on the skis. Ensure the skids have not sunk into the ground.

Agile 4250 O & M Manual Iss-01 17.
Notes:
For emergencies, general maintenance and assistance contact
McGregor by phone or email.
01962 772368
[email protected]