A HIGH-LOAD DECK

WORK PLATFORM SYSTEM

FOR SAFER, FASTER BUILD

METHOD STATEMENT
 Contents

METHOD STATEMENT:
THE RHINO LOAD DECK FALL PREVENTION
SAFETY SYSTEM
Page
1.0
Place and Purpose of Use 6
2.0 System Loading 6
3.0 Safety Checks 6
4.0 Installation 7
5.0 Raising the Load Deck 12
6.0 Dismantling the Safety Platform 13

METHOD STATEMENT:
LINEAR WORK PLATFORM SET UP
Page
7.0 Place and Purpose of Use 14
8.0 System Loading 14
9.0 Safety Checks 14
10.0 Installation 15
11.0 Raising the Linear Work Platform 18
12.0 Dismantling the Linear Work Platform 19

RHINO DECK COMPONENTS LIST 20

RECORD OF INSPECTION CHECK LIST 21
INTERVAL INSPECTIONS 25

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 Introduction

RHINO LOAD DECK This build productivity along AN ENHANCED

unique three-in-one safety with a significant SAFETY SYSTEM
platform system offers the decrease in downtime.
This system not only provides
optimum solution to a safe working platform, but
difficulties caused by working LOAD/IMPACT TESTING allows operatives to load the
at height. For use as a wall- The Rhino Load Deck system platform with necessary tools
to-wall safety platform, trestle has been fully tested to test and materials for efficient task
and handrail set-up or mobile procedures set out by the British expediency.
tower arrangement, the Rhino Standards Institute and wholly
Load Deck provides unrivalled complies with the following Offering you a load capacity of
versatility, ease-of-use, standards; 600Kg/sqm provides your site
strength and durability, and operatives with more than
cost-effectiveness. Temporary Works Equipment adequate loading requirement
BS EN 12811-1:2003 section 6.1.3 while allowing all site trades to
RhinoDeck is available in both 6.0kN/m2 , 6.2.2.3 & 6.2.2.4 utilise the platform.
black and silver and the deck
comes in both standard and heavy Temporary Edge Protection Being completely self-supportive,
duty versions. All variants are Systems BS EN 13374:2004. the Rhino system does not

totally compatible with all other rely on your external or party

components.
UNRIVALLED walls for lateral support. Its
EASE OF USE composition of premium grade
It can also be adapted for use The Rhino Load Deck’s steel components, coated on all
as a ‘catwalk’ arrangement for composition of lightweight surfaces with a highly durable
access inside timber trusses. components which lock into coating against corrosion,
Its fast install and recovery place without the need for hand gives us the confidence to offer
characteristic provides site tools or fixings make the Rhino our clients a 5 year fit-for-use
operatives with more time system easy and very fast guarantee, providing the product
to attend to their tasks on to install (approximately is not abused and the due care
site and vastly increases 50 sqm / hour with instructions contained in the
method statement are
Its flexibility enables it to adhered to.
follow wall profile, around
L-shapes and
irregularities.

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 THERE IS NO BETTER OR MORE VERSATILE
3 IN 1 SOLUTION FOR ACCESS, LOADING
AND WORKING
l market-leading load deck platform and trestle system
l fast and easy-to-install method allows safer working at heights
of up to 4 metres
l can support loads rated at up to 600kg per square metre
at a 3 metre platform height
l lightweight components lock into place without the need for
hand tools or fixings
l unique use of materials minimises the weight needed to achieve
its strength and durability
l unaffected by weather extremes

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 l needs minimal site space for storage and it is easy to
transport from site to site
l up to ten times faster to install than traditional scaffolding
l does not require standing walls for support
l can be raised in height by building onto the legs and raising
the framework and deck panels
l you can add to a trestle and handrail to develop a full load
deck system, as needs dictate
l 5-year fit for use guarantee (subject to conditions).

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 RHINO LOAD DECK FALL PREVENTION SAFETY SYSTEM
METHOD STATEMENT
WALL-TO-WALL SAFETY PLATFORM

1.0 PLACE AND PURPOSE plates at the base of each leg is

OF USE recommended. Systems must
be installed on a solid level floor
1.1 The Rhino Load Deck System is with sufficient strength to support
designed for use inside a characteristic loads.
building during construction.
The system can be installed to 2.3 Loading on make-up panels
provide a safe access platform (Section 4.12 & 4.13) is not
for site operatives and therefore recommended.
reduce the risk of fall potential.
Figure 4.17 (page 11) is a typical 3.0 SAFETY CHECKS
illustration of a completed 3.1 All components to be used should
installation providing a 1.5m be thoroughly inspected by the
platform height for a site platform installer before use as
plot having an internal width follows:
measurement between wall
elevations of 6.13m. a) Remove build-up of mortar,
mud and other debris from
2.0 SYSTEM LOADING components;
2.1 The Rhino Load Deck System b) Visually examine components
is designed to carry a load of for any signs of structural damage,
600Kg/m2, (men, tools and distortion or fatigue.
materials) providing this is
evenly distributed across two 3.2 When the installation is complete,
deck panels (Figure 1.1). Load it should be signed off by an
weights may not exceed this authorised manager. The system
maximum without written should also be visually inspected
approval. at the beginning of each work
session, by a competent person,
2.2 All loads placed on the system to ensure that none of the
will be transferred directly to components have either been
the base below and it is removed or damaged.
therefore an essential
requirement that the base 3.3 Any damaged components or
is capable of sustaining the components with excessive mortar
combined total weight of the build up must be segregated and
system together with any removed from service.
added load. The use of sole

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 Figure 1.1

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 4.0 INSTALLATION
4.1 Safety platform installation work
shall only be carried out by trained
personnel who are thoroughly
conversant with the requirements
of this Method Statement.
4.2 Installers should also adhere to all
current Health and Safety Rules, such
as the wearing of protective clothing,
i.e hard hat, high visibility Vest/Jacket,
metal toe capped boots and hand
protective gloves.
Figure 4.6 4.3 Ensure that the base is of sufficient
strength and of suitable composition
to support the system and for the
load to be placed on the system.
4.4 Ensure that the base provides
a level surface.
4.5 Thoroughly clear the base space of all
rubbish & debris.
4.6 Working from the furthest corner from
the plot entrance and starting with the
exterior walls lay the legs and cross
braces flat on the base across the
width of the plot. The gap between the
platform and adjacent wall elevations

Figure 4.6.1

should not exceed 100mm.

The make-up panels are designed to
bridge gaps of 780mm or less. It is
good practice to ensure that gaps
Figure 4.6.3 to be covered appear in the centre of
the installation. It is for this reason
that the installation is started at the
exterior walls, working inwards. In
dealing with irregular shapes every
effort should be made to use regular
shaped panels fully supported by
cross-braces and legs before use
of make-up panels.
Should the size or configuration of the
site necessitate loading on to make-up
panels, make sure that the pallet or 7
load is level by strapping in additional
 4.0 INSTALLATION (CONTINUED)
4.6 Stand two legs upright as shown in Figure 4.6.1.
Align and insert each fin protrusion into each leg
as shown in Figures 4.6.2 & 4.6.3. Note that
upright legs should never be left unsupported at
any time. Legs are available in the following sizes:
Figure 4.7.1 0.5m, 1.0m, 1.5m, 1.8m and 2.0m.
4.7 Build up the remaining legs for this platform as
shown in Figure 4.7.1 and insert four Leg Braces as
shown in Figure 4.7.2. For this application, as
illustrated in Figure 1.1, Sayfa Systems UK
recommend four as a minimum for each corner
platform in the site plot.

Figure 4.7.2 4.8 Adjust the Leg Baseplates (Figure 4.8.1 & 4.8.2) to
achieve a uniform platform height.

4.8a If using the base plate foot extension, select the

leg of the right size for the finished platform
height, then slide the leg down over the foot to
the correct height (Fig 4.8.1a).
Do not use a combination of base plate foot
Figure 4.8.1 Figure 4.8.2 extensions and leg extensions.

4.8b Line up with the hole at the selected height and

secure with a clip and pin.(Fig 4.8.2 b).
Warning! Only use the height-indicated fixing holes
as the other holes must remain free for the leg
braces

Figure 4.8.1a Figure 4.8.2b 4.9 Build up the remaining platforms across the rear
wall (Figure 4.9) adjusting the overall level and
height using leg baseplates.

8 Figure 4.9
 4.0 INSTALLATION
(CONTINUED)
4.10 Place Deck Panels on the
framework, ensuring that
they are correctly positioned
and secure (Figures 4.10.1
& 4.10.2). Provided that the
panel will securely interlock as
illustrated in Figures 4.10.1
& 4.10.2, and that there are no Figure 4.10.1 Figure 4.10.2
distortions in the frame that may
prevent a safe fit, the panel may
equally be installed within the
framework rotated through 90o.
4.10 Place Deck Panels on the
remaining platforms as shown
in
Figure 4.10.
4.11 U
p sing a similar process, install
pllatforms along the length of the
ot as illustrated in Figure 4.11.

Figure 4.10

Figure 4.11
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 4.0 INSTALLATION
(CONTINUED)
4.12 Use make-up panels to bridge
gaps of up to 780mm between
platforms and secure in place
using Rhino Secure Ties, ensuring
that the make-up panels are
secured at the four corners, one tie
at each corner. The make-up
panels are designed to be used to
bridge gaps between two or more
platform systems for non-uniform
Figure 4.12 plots. (See Figure 4.12).
4.13 Proceed to install the remaining
platforms and make-up panels to
create the full working platform
for the plot as illustrated in
Figure 4.13.
4.14 Install handrail support posts if
required as shown in Figure 4.14.
4.15 When installing handrail supports
and handrail or guardrails do not
work on or near any unprotected
edges. Alternative means of fall
protection such as Airdeck can be
used. For more information please
visit www.sayfasystems.co.uk.
Figure 4.13

Figure 4.11
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 Figure 4.14

Figure 4.11
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4.0 INSTALLATION
(CONTINUED)
4.16 Install Guard Rails and Timber
Guards as illustrated in Figure 4.16.

Figure 4.16

4.17 The Load Deck is now suitable for use by

bricklayers and workmen at the installed
height, up to but not exceeding the specified
load capacity, as shown in Figure 4.17.

Figure 4.17
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 5.0 RAISING THE LOAD DECK
5.1 To raise the load deck remove any
handrails and from the base, insert
connection spigots
into all four corners of one
complete deck section
(Figure 5.1).
5.2 Next, insert the required extension
leg into the tops of the spigots
Figure 5.1 Figure 5.2
and ensure that they are seated
securely (Figure 5.2).
5.3 Insert the 4 cross braces to the
extensions and push securely into
place (Figure 5.3).
5.4 Finally, lift the deck panels one at a
time, either around or through the
extension and secure into place at
the higher level
(Figure 5.4).
Figure 5.3 Figure 5.4
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5. If required, this process can be
repeated across the full structure
until the entire platform sits
at the new required level.
This method negates the need to
dismantle and reassemble the
platform for use at a greater height
(Figure 5.5).
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5. Once the entire platform is raised,
bricklayers and workmen can
operate safely and without the risk
of falling, thereby increasing build
productivity (Figure 5.6).
Figure 5.5
This method of construction also
5.7 allows for Supports and Extensions
to be added on an “as needed”
basis. This allows sections of the
platform to remain at the initial
height, whilst other sections are
raised (Figure 5.7 - opposite page).
When raising the platform never
5.8 work near any exposed edges of
the platform without using an
alternative form of fall protection
such as AirDeck. For more
information please visit www.
Figure 5.6 sayfasystems.co.uk.

Figure 4.17
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 Figure 5.7
6.0 DISMANTLING 6.6 All components should be
SAFE WORKING LOAD OF
SAFETY PLATFORM inspected for damage whilst
PLATFORM SYSTEM –
being dismantled. Any
6.1 Clear the entire platform damaged components INCLUDING MEN, TOOLS,
of all building materials, should be stored separately AND MATERIALS
tools and debris. for repair or replacement
. 600Kg/m2
6.2 Remove timber handrails, at a maximum height of 3.0m
guardrail gates & handrail 6.7 Any components with
support posts. excessive dirt or mortar 300Kg/m2
build up should be cleaned at a maximum height of 3.5m
6.3 Working from the base, and checked for damage. 150Kg/m2
remove make-up panels
6.8 Components should be at a maximum height of 4.0m
& deck panels.
packed, stored and Refer to Sayfa Systems for
6.4 Disconnect and remove all transported in stillages heights over 4.0m.
leg braces. available from Sayfa
6.5 Carefully remove cross Systems.
braces, one at a time,
and lay unsupported legs
on the ground. Upright
legs should never be left
unsupported at any time.

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 METHOD STATEMENT FOR
LINEAR WORK PLATFORM
SET UP
7.0 PLACE AND PURPOSE 8.3 Additional security can be provided
OF USE by inserting leg braces in both axes
in accordance with paragraph 4.6
7.1 The Rhino Load Deck System is
designed for use inside a 9.0 SAFETY CHECKS
building during construction.
The system can be installed to 9.1 All components to be used shall
provide a safe access platform be thoroughly inspected by the
for site operatives and therefore platform installer before use as
reduce the risk of fall potential. follows:-
a) Remove build-up of mortar,
8.0 SYSTEM LOADING mud and other debris from
8.1 The Rhino Load Deck Linear components;
Work Platform is designed to b) Visually examine components
carry a Uniformly Distributed for any sign of structural damage
load (UDL) of 600Kg/m2 for or fatigue.
platform heights from 0.5-
2.0m. Load Weights may not 9.2 When the installation is complete,
exceed this maximum without it should be signed off by an
the written approval of Sayfa authorised manager. The system
Systems. Any platform heights should also be visually inspected
constructed over 2.0m must be at the beginning of each work
checked withSayfa Systems for session to ensure that none of
design suitability. the components have either been
removed or damaged.
8.2 All loads placed on the system
will be transferred directly to 9.3 Any damaged components or
the base below and it is components with excessive mortar
therefore essential that the build up must be segregated and
base is capable of sustaining removed from service.
the combined total weight of the
system together with any added
load.

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 10.0 INSTALLATION
10.1 Safety platform installation work
shall only be carried out by trained
personnel who are thoroughly
conversant with the requirements
of this Method Statement.
Installers should also adhere to all
current Health and Safety Rules, such
as the wearing of protective clothing,
i.e hard hat, high visibility Vest/Jacket,
metal toe capped boots and hand
protective gloves.
Figure 10.1
Ensure that the base provides a level
surface.
Thoroughly clear the base space of all
rubbish & debris.
Stand one leg upright as shown.
Please note that upright legs must
never be left unsupported at any time.
Fit the cross brace in the first leg
cleat. These braces must stay in
position at all times, regardless
of the platform height.

10.2 Align and insert a cross brace into

the leg at lowest position and join up
further legs as shown.
Figure 10.2
Continue to erect this first lift
at lowest position using the first leg
cleat. Build the linear metre run to
the required length.

10.3 If the platform height is to be 0.5m

place the deck panels in position.
Always include 1 x 640mm cross
brace per linear run. This will be
used as the ladder access point.

Figure 10.3

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 10.0 INSTALLATION
(CONTINUED)
10.4 Install toe-boards if required.
The toe-board must run on the
inside of the leg and be secured
by a retaining clip which fits
around the leg.

Figure 10.4

10.5 Install handrail as required.

0.5m Handrail must be at maximum
0.5m of 1.0m above the deck panel
with an intermediate handrail
at 0.5m centres.

Figure 10.5

l the access gate on the

10.6 Instal m bay. The gate must
640m s open inside and close
alwayst a leg cleat.
again

Figure 10.6

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 10.0 INSTALLATION
(CONTINUED)
10.7 Attach the ladder bracket on the
leg cleat 0.5m above the work
platform deck.

Figure 10.7

10.8 Attach ladder to ladder bracket.

Fasten the ladder with Sayfa ties.
The ladder must extend at
least 1.2m above the work
platform deck.

Figure 10.8

10.9 Completed system at 0.5m

platform height.

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 Figure 10.9

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 11.0 RAISING THE LINEAR
WORK PLATFORM
11.1 Locate handrail posts and insert
in the top of the legs.

Figure 11.1

11.2 Insert cross braces at next

platform lift height and at the
required handrail height. Cross
braces must stay in the 0.5m leg
Max cleat and at no more than 1.0m
1.0m centres thereafter.

Figure 11.2

11.3 Remove deck panels. Always

keep the first cross braces at
the 500mm level in position,
regardless of platform height,
for stability. Install deck panels
at required lift height. Never
install deck panels while
standing on the deck with an
exposed edge. Always fit deck
from below or be harnessed
to a suitable anchor point.

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 Figure 11.3

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 11.0 RAISING THE LINEAR
WORK PLATFORM
(CONTINUED)
11.4 Adjust height of ladder bracket,
ladder and gate to suit. Install
toe-boards and complete the
system.

Figure 11.4

SAFE WORKING LOAD

OF TRESTLE PLATFORM
SYSTEM – INCLUDING
MEN, TOOLS, AND
MATERIALS

600Kg/m2
at a maximum height of 2.0m
Refer to Sayfa Systems for
heights over 2.0m.

12.0 DISMANTLING 12.5 All components should be 13.0 ACCIDENT

LINEAR WORK inspected for damage whilst NOTIFICATION
being dismantled. Any
PLATFORM damaged components 12.1 For the purposes of product
12.1 Clear the entire platform should be stored separately improvement and
of all building materials, for repair or replacement develoment please report
by Sayfa Systems. any incidents immediately,
tools and debris.
to Sayfa Systems.
12.2 Remove timber handrails, 12.6 Any components with
guardrail gates & handrail excessive dirt or mortar
support posts. build up should be cleaned
and checked for damage.
12.3 Working from the base,
remove make-up panels 12.7 Components should be
packed, stored and
& deck panels.
transported in stillages
12.4 Carefully remove cross available from Sayfa
braces, one at a time, Systems.
and lay unsupported legs
on the ground. Upright
legs should never be left
unsupported at any time.

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RHINO DECK COMPONENTS LIST

Part No. Description Detailed description Width Depth Length Nett Unit Pack weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) weight (Kgs) (Kgs)

SAYFA STRAP Sayfa Safety Tie Used to secure the make-up panel.
50 50 50 0.020 0.21

RPIN R Clips and Pins Clips and pins are used to secure the feet into
the legs 50 50 50 0.035 0.92

SAY 001 Leg Base Plate Standard Base plate for use with the Rhino Deck
Trestle and handrail system as well as the load 200 150 560 0.395 4.15
and Workdeck system

SAY 002 Cross Brace 640mm Cross braces of varying lengths to fit the Rhino
Deck Trestle and handrail system as well as the 40 135 640 1.265 13.28
load and Workdeck system

SAY 002SW Cross Brace 640mm - Cross brace which is adjustable from 640mm
extendable swivel ends - 1280 mm with swivel ends to accommodate 40 135 640 3.010 3.16
corners and infil panels

SAY 003 Cross Brace 1280mm Cross braces of varying lengths to fit the Rhino
Deck Trestle and handrail system as well as the 40 135 1280 2.345 24.62
load and Workdeck system

SAY 004 Cross Brace 400mm Cross braces of varying lengths to fit the Rhino
Deck Trestle and handrail system as well as the 40 135 400 0.845 8.87
load and Workdeck system

SAY 005 Leg Brace 1000 mm

120 70 1380 1.145 12.02
Standard leg brace to ensure rigidity for use with
SAY 006 Leg Brace 1500 mm the Rhino Deck Trestle and handrail system as
well as the load and Workdeck system 120 70 1600 1.065 11.18

SAY 007 Leg Brace 2000 mm

110 80 1930 0.880 9.24
 Part No. Description Detailed description Width Depth Length Nett Unit Pack weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) weight (Kgs) (Kgs)
SAY 008 Leg 1000 mm
1350 135 1000 2.110 22.16
SAY 008/A Leg 500 mm
360 135 500 1.250 13.13
Standard legs for use with the Rhino Deck Trestle
SAY 009 Leg 1500 mm and handrail system as well as the load and
Workdeck system 1350 200 1500 3.085 32.39
SAY 009/A Leg 1800 mm
1350 200 1800 5.025 52.76
SAY 010 Leg 2000 mm
1350 200 2000 3.660 38.43
SAY 010TH Leg 2000 mm 2000 mm trestle leg - a standard component for
- trestle leg both the Rhino Trestle and handrail system and 1350 200 2000 5.065 26.59
the Rhino Load and WorkDeck system
SAY 011 Hand Rail Post Inserted into the top of a leg to provide the fixing
brackets for hand rails 900 300 1200 2.755 28.93

SAY 012 Deck Panels 640 Deck panels are available as both 640 x 1280 and
400 x 1280 to enable easy configuration of the 640 800 1300 9.405 49.38
RhinoDeck system

SAY 013 Make up panel For use with Sayfa ties to cover over irregular
areas in the decking configuration. Yellow in
colour to draw atention to the fact that they are
640 120 800 4.250 22.31
slightly raised

SAY 014 Guard Rail Gate Timber kickboard to prevent materials and tools
dropping over the edge of a RhinoDeck structure. 800 800 640 3.020 3.17
They match the sizes of the decking panels

SAY DP400 Deck Panels 400 Deck panels are available as both 640 x 1280 and
400 x 1280 to enable easy configuration of the 1000 800 1300 5.825 30.58
RhinoDeck system

SAY KB1280 Timber Kick Board

1280mm 725 500 1280 1.535 16.12
Timber kickboard to prevent materials and tools
SAY KB400 Timber Kick Board
400mm
dropping over the edge of a RhinoDeck structure. 725 500 400 1.045 10.97
They match the sizes of the decking panels
SAY KB640 Timber Kick Board
640mm 725 500 640 1.250 13.13
SAY LB Ladder Bracket To fit on the side of any Rhino Deck structure to
allow for the safe use of a ladder. 500 465 500 2.565 2.69

SAY LJS Leg Joining support The leg joining support enables extension of the
standard leg to take a handrail system 145 315 380 0.395 4.15

T: 0845 241 9102 email: [email protected] www.sayfasystems.co.uk

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 RECORD OF INSPECTION
CHECK LIST
A HIGH-LOAD DECK
WORK PLATFORM SYSTEM
FOR SAFER, FASTER BUILD

This document is to be signed off by the Site manager and kept as a matter of record

Project:

Location:

Name Position Company Date

First check

Second check

Third check

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 COMPONENT CHECK PRIOR TO USE AND AT END OF JOB

First Second Third

Yes No N/A Yes No N/A Yes No N/A

STRAPS:
1. Check straps are not frayed or part
cut through and that the buckle is still
intact and operating

DECK PANEL
1. Check that no Deck Panel is suffering
from permanent deflection
2. Check that all welds are intact

3. Check that no deck wires are broken or

projecting
4. Check that no end-hooks are twisted or
distorted

OTHER COMPONENTS
Check that no other components are
evidencing distortion or buckling
Check that no component is suffering
from excessive mortar build-up

ANY ITEMS SHOWING ANY OF THE ABOVE FAULTS SHOULD

EITHER BE SET ASIDE FOR REPAIR OR DISCARDED
SAFETY CHECKLIST
Yes No N/A Yes No N/A Yes No N/A
– PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
1. Is the access route to the construction
location clear
and safe?
2. Is the room clear of debris?

3. Check that all components are safe for

use – refer to component checklist

4. Make sure you have the correct PPE

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 SAFETY CHECKLIST – POST INSTALLATION AND PRIOR TO USE

First Second Third

Yes No N/A Yes No N/A Yes No N/A

1. Are there any exposed edges?

2. If so is handrail in place?

3. Are kickboards in place if required?

3.1 Is there suitable access to

the platform?

If no, add:
3.1.1. Ladder bracket – secure ladder
with Sayfa ties

3.1.2. Access/Guard rail gate

3.1.2. Are Deck panels seated securely
and flat on the cross braces?

4. Are the correct number of leg braces in

place and securely located?

5. Check system for rigidity and assess

the need for additional leg braces

6. Check system has base plates in place

and the location pins are in the correct
position to ensure a level deck

7. Check that any gaps of more than

150mm are covered using yellow high
vis make-up panels and that they are
secured using at least 4 Sayfa
straps/panel

8. On linear systems ensure that the extra

cross braces are in place

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 INTERVAL INSPECTIONS
To be checked daily and inspected and recorded weekly

Week commencing
✓ = Correct, or now OK
✗ = Not OK

1. Check that all Deck and

make-up panels are still
in place

2. Check that no Deck panels

have been permanently
deflected due to overloading.
Replace as necessary

3. Check that all make-up

panels are undamaged and
that any Sayfa straps used are
not frayed, cut or damaged.
Replace as necessary

4. Check that any access system

is still in place and secure

5. Check that all handrails and

kickboards are still
in place and secure

6. Check that all legs remain

undamaged and vertical

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Sayfa Systems UK Ltd

Jubilee House
No. 3 Gelders Hall Road
Shepshed
Loughborough
Leicestershire
LE12 9NH
T: 0845 241 9102
F: 0845 130 4520
email: [email protected]
www.sayfasystems.co.uk
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