1. Stable foundation: Ensure that the ground is flat and solid. If necessary, use pads or bases to disperse the load to prevent settlement or tilting.
2. Material inspection: Check all components before installation to ensure that there is no damage, deformation, or corrosion. Unqualified materials should be replaced in time.
3. Install according to specifications: Strictly follow the design drawings and specifications to ensure that the vertical poles, horizontal bars, diagonal braces, etc. are correctly installed and the connectors are tightened in place.
4. Horizontal and vertical: Use a level and plumb line to ensure that the vertical poles are vertical and the horizontal bars are horizontal to avoid tilting or twisting.
5. Protective measures: Install guardrails, skirting boards, and safety nets to prevent people and materials from falling. The working platform should be fully covered with scaffolding boards and no probe boards should be allowed.
6. Load control: Overloading is strictly prohibited to ensure that the load is evenly distributed to avoid collapse caused by local overload.
7. Acceptance and inspection: Acceptance is carried out after installation to ensure compliance with safety standards. Regular inspections during use to deal with looseness or deformation problems in a timely manner.
8. Personnel qualifications: Installers must be certified and have relevant skills and safety knowledge.
9. Weather conditions: Installation should be stopped in bad weather (such as strong winds, rain, and snow) to avoid slipping or scaffolding instability.
10. Emergency plan: Develop an emergency plan to ensure rapid response to emergencies and reduce losses.
Post time: May-21-2025