Scaffolding Sets Sched#20 - Galvanize Iron

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• Price: Negotiable Depoending on The Quantity
• Quality: Is Consistently Outstanding, Exceeding Expectat
• Color: Painted by Silver
• Made: Galvanized Iron
• Transport Package: Container
• Specification: 20FT
• Trademark: GUORUI
• Origin: Shandong China
• Production Capacity: 2

Product Description

Product Description

 

Scaffolding is a temporary structure used in construction sites to provide workers with safe and easy access to elevated areas. It serves as a platform for workers, materials, and equipment, enabling them to perform tasks at heights efficiently and securely.

Improper installation of scaffolding can lead to catastrophic accidents, putting workers at risk of falls, collapses, and injuries. Unstable or poorly secured scaffolds can cause structures to topple, endangering both workers and nearby individuals.

 

Important Terminologies about Scaffolding

Before you read any further, you must familiarize your self first with the following scaffolding terminologies. They clarify how different parts of a scaffold work together and the different types of scaffolds used in construction.

• Scaffold: The entire temporary structure used for construction, repairs, etc. It includes platforms, supports, and braces.
• Standard or Upright: The vertical poles that hold everything up and transfer the weight to the ground.
• Ledger or Stringer: Horizontal beams that connect the uprights and provide support for the platform.
• Putlogs or Bearers: These span between ledgers or a wall and the ledger, creating a base for the platform.
• Brace: Diagonal beams that prevent the uprights from moving sideways.
  Single Scaffold: A platform with one row of uprights leaning against a wall, connected by ledgers and putlogs.
• Double Scaffold: A platform with two rows of uprights independent of the wall, connected by ledgers and putlogs.
• Suspended Scaffold: A platform hung from ropes or chains, allowing it to be raised or lowered.
• Trestle Scaffold: A platform supported by step ladders, tripods, or other portable stands.

Before You Build Scaffolding in Construction Site Projects

Scaffolding is an important part of many construction projects, but it also carries inherent risks if not installed properly. 

Before you can begin building the scaffoldings, you have to ensure scaffolds are designed by qualified engineers, especially for complex structures or exceeding a specific height limit. And only use high-quality materials appropriate for the weight they will bear (like timber and steel). Inspect wood for damage and avoid painted or treated timber where defects can't be easily seen.

 

Guidelines in Building and Maintaining the Scaffold

1. Assemble and disassemble scaffolds under the supervision of competent person who understands safety protocols.
2. The scaffold should be able to support at least twice the expected weight. Use diagonal and horizontal braces to prevent swaying and secure the base to prevent movement.
3. Follow specific requirements for different scaffold types (single, double, suspended, etc.) regarding size, spacing, and bracing of components. Avoid using spliced horizontal members.
4. Inspect all scaffold materials for damage before each use. Regularly maintain scaffolds and replace damaged parts to ensure their integrity. Don't use scaffolds that have been idle for a long period without a thorough inspection and any necessary repairs.

Best Practices for the Safe Use of Scaffolds

Ensuring construction site safety involves training workers in scaffold use and fall protection, providing safe access points, limiting worker numbers and materials to prevent overloading, and enforcing the use of proper PPE like hard hats and fall arrest systems.

•  Training and Awareness: Train workers on proper scaffold use and safety procedures, including fall protection methods.
• Safe Access: Provide safe access points to the scaffold platform, avoiding ladders or makeshift solutions.
• Limited Workers and Materials: Limit the number of workers on the scaffold to stay within the weight capacity. Don't overload the scaffold with tools and materials.
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Workers should wear proper PPE like hard hats, slip-resistant footwear, and fall arrest systems when required.

Additional Considerations About Scaffolding

• Consider the weather. Don't use scaffolds in high winds.
• Take down when not in use. Disassemble scaffolds when not in use to prevent unauthorized access and hazards.
• Maintain a safe clearance between the scaffold and power lines.

Safe use

• Supervision is required during assembly, disassembly, and alterations (1414.02).
• Workers should wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when required.
• Don't overload the scaffold with tools and materials.

Advantage of Frame Scaffolding:
1. Highly economic benefit compared with other scaffoldings.
2. Easily assembled and dismantled, saving you plenty of time and labor
3. Pre-galvanized material,more durable
4. Without standards between the bricklayer and the wall-giving full access to the face of the wall.

Product name	Frame scaffolding
Material	Q195/Q235
Standard	EN12811
Surface treatment	Pre-galvanized, Painted
Type	Type: A-Frame, Ladder Frame, H-frame, Europe type, America Style
Size	1.7m*1.2m and as request