40Nm
19AF
Safety First
3NEVER allow more than one person onto the work
station, at the same time.
4NEVER use the work station if any part is damaged or
shows signs of excessive wear.
5NEVER move the workstation when a person is
standing on it.
6NEVER over-reach or lean too far over the side of the
work station.
7NEVER carry out jobs that require excessive sideways
force. Forces should never exceed 10kg when working
with the side of the work station towards the work.
Excessive sideways forces may cause the work station to
overturn or the wheels to slip.
8NEVER lean anything against the work station e.g.
ladders, steps or materials.
9NEVER climb up outside of the guardrail.
10 NEVER stand the work station on soft, loose, slippery,
sloping or uneven ground.
11 NEVER use the work station outside in adverse
weather conditions e.g. strong winds, heavy rain.
12 NEVER stand on the guardrails, boxes, stepladders or
other objects on the platform, to gain additional working
height.
13 NEVER use the work station near power lines or other
live electrical equipment.
14 NEVER suspend the work station from another
structure.
15 NEVER use the work station as a method of gaining
access to another structure or level.
16 NEVER use the work station if you are feeling unwell
or you have taken any alcohol, medication or other
substance that may affect your ability to work safely.
Setting up
Castors
If castors are not already fitted, insert
them into the underside of the frame
and tighten the fixing bolt using a
19mm AF spanner. The bolt must be
tightened to a torque of 40Nm.
Moving and positioning the Work Station
When moving and positioning
the work station, ensure all
4 wheel brakes are unlocked.
It is normally easier to wheel the work station around if
you raise the guardrail. The workstation weighs 38kg so
you may need help if you need to lift it (e.g. in and out of
a vehicle)
IMPORTANT: Never move and position the work station
when anyone is standing on the platform. Remove any
tools or materials from the platform before moving the
work station. Position the front of the work station towards
the work, whenever possible, for maximum stability.
Raising the guardrail
1Raise the guardrail by
lifting the top rail where
indicated LIFT HERE.
2Check that centre
catches on both
guardrail frame
diagonal braces
have locked as shown.
IMPORTANT: Never climb on to the workstation until you
have raised and locked the guardrail and locked all 4
wheel brakes with the castors pointing outwards.
Safety First
Every Time You Use The Workstation
1ALWAYS carry out a Risk Assessment for each job
before your start work, to ensure the work station is the
appropriate method of access
2ALWAYS check the workstation safety check list and
follow the instructions in this User Guide and the labels on
the work station. There is a serious risk of injury if you do
not follow all the instructions.
3ALWAYS check the work station for damage before
you use it, and complete an inspection report if necessary.
4ALWAYS make sure that you use the work station on
firm and level ground.
5ALWAYS try to position the front of the work station
towards the work for maximum stability.
6ALWAYS wear appropriate protective equipment and
work-wear including foot wear with a flat firm sole and a
good grip
6ALWAYS take safety measures when working close
to doorways, openings and other traffic paths, to prevent
accidental collisions but never block an emergency exit,
fire-path or other escape route.
7ALWAYS secure the work station to prevent unauthor-
ised use.
When Using The Workstation;
1NEVER use this work station until you are sure you are
competent in its use and physically able.
2NEVER overload the work station. The work stations
maximum safe working load is 150kg. This includes any
tools or materials.
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