Youngman Lightweight Staging 33050800 User manual

Lightweight
Staging
Instruction Manual

Safety First
Technical Data
Product
Code
Model
(m)
Max. Span
(mm)
Min. Overhang
Each Side (mm)
Safe Working
Load (evenly
distributed) (kg)
Weight
(kg)
33050800 3.0 2700 150 300 15.7
33650800 3.6 3300 150 300 18.9
34250800 4.2 3600 300 300 23.9
34850800 4.8 4200 300 300 27.2
35450800 5.4 4800 300 300 31.9
36050800 6.0 5400 300 300 35.6
Introduction
Please read this manual carefully.
Please note that diagrams are for illustrative purposes only.
Instruction manuals and inspection guidance are also available
to download from our website at youngmanaccess.com.
Any person using a Lightweight Staging should be adequately trained
and competent.
If you need further information, additional instruction manuals or any
other help with this product, please contact the manufacturer on
[phone] or email uk.customercar[email protected].
Safety Checklist
• Check if a Lightweight Staging is the most suitable equipment
to use for the task.
• Check that the Lightweight Staging is undamaged, and it is in
good condition.
• The safe working load is 300kgs or three people uniformly
distributed per platform level.
• Check each end of the Lightweight Staging is with a minimum
overhang, refer to the Technical Data below or safety label
on the product for the correct overhang.
• Check the positioning of the staging. Staging is not intended
for use at angles greater than 25 degrees over its length and
should be level across its width.
• Check if the Lightweight Staging is positioned correctly
to avoid over-reaching.

Setting-up
Safe Use
Under the Working at Height Regulations 2005 all Working
at Height should be risk assessed, works planned and
appropriately supervised.
Read the instructions
300
Maximum total load
uniformly distributed
Risk of falling Never use damaged equipment
Do not over-reach or apply excessive sideways force
Ensure rm and level base Avoid electrical hazards
Maintenance - Storage - Transport
• Inspect the Lightweight Staging before every use. Refer to the
Staging System inspection guidance for detailed inspection
procedure.
• Never use the Lightweight Staging if any part is damaged or
shows sign of excessive wear.
• All parts should be kept clean, particularly the plywood deck.
• Lightweight Staging should be stored where it is clean, dry and
with due care to prevent damage.

Set the equipment on a rm, level, non-slip surface.
Assistance may be required when handling and setting
up the staging.
Lightweight Staging must be supported on a level surface
at each end, such as a trestle, with a minimum overhang of
150mm or 300mm at both ends. Refer to the technical data
to determine the appropriate overhang for your length of
staging. Do not mix dierent heights or types of trestles.
The staging should be tied or secured to prevent
unintentional movement on the surface upon which it is
positioned. Any method used to secure the staging must
be strong, durable and weather resistant and incapable of
loosening or detachment without deliberate actions or tools.
Follow the requirements contained in the work at height
regulations when choosing and tting handrails and
toe boards.
Care must be taken to ensure the Lightweight Staging and
its associated trestles, handrails etc. are not left unattended
or where unauthorised people or the general public cannot
use or dismantle it. It should be made secure at all times.
If used outdoors, care must be taken to ensure no hazards
are present that could pose a risk to the health and safety
of both the user and the general public. Refer to safety
diagrams in Safe Use or safety label on the product for
outlines of the risks (weather, electrical hazards etc.).
If used indoors, care must be taken to ensure that
no hazards are present that could pose a risk to the health
and safety of both the user and the general public. Care
must also be taken to ensure no passageways; access
routes or re exits are obstructed.
Do not use additional equipment such as steps, boxes etc.
to gain additional height upon the staging. If such extra
height is required, either use taller trestles or consider
using alternative means of working.
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Using the Staging
Minimum overhang
150mm to 300mm

Handrails and Toe Boards
Follow the requirements contained in the work at height regulations
when choosing and tting handrails and toe boards.
Fitting
Raise the outside and inner clamps on the handrail post to
allow the staging board to be tted.
Fit the staging resting on the bottom bar of the handrail post.
Fit the outside clamp rst, positioning the clamp hard against
the staging stile and secure.
Fit the inner clamp against the opposite stile and secure.
Fit handrail tubes through U bolts of upright post and secure.
Position toe board against the inside of the handrail post and
lower toe board clip to secure into place.
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6
The inner clamp on the handrail post allows two staging boards to
be placed side by side. Ensure all nuts and bolts are tight before
using the staging board.
Handrail Tube 5
U Bolt 5
Handrail Post 2
Toe Board Clip 6
Toe Board 6
Outside Clamp 13
Staging 2
Inner Clamp 14

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Quantity Schedule
Handrail System Lightweight Staging Model (m)
Product Code Description 3.0 3.6 4.2 4.8 5.4 6.0
30142800 450mm Handrail Post 2 4 4 4 4 6
31842900 1.8m Handrail Tube - 4 2 - - -
32442900 2.4m Handrail Tube - - 2 4 2 -
33042900 3.0m Handrail Tube 2 - 1 - 2 4
31843000 1.8m Toe Board - 2 - - - -
32443000 2.4m Toe Board - - 1 2 1 -
33043000 3.0m Toe Board 1 - - - 1 2
Safety notes
• Distance between handrail posts should not exceed 2400mm.
• Handrails should extend beyond posts by a minimum of 300mm.
• Staging tted with handrails may tip when the rail is leant on.
It is always good practice to tie staging down securely to a
rm structure.
Handrail Post
Handrail Tube
Toe Board