Safe System of Workisg 127 Khs. Erection & Dismantle of Demolition Scaffolding in Proximity of Lul Facillities

SAFE SYSTEM OF WORKISG 127 KHS.
Title & /or No. Of Doc: ERECTION & DISMANTLE OF DEMOLITION SCAFFOLDING IN
PROXIMITY OF LUL FACILLITIES.
Alltask Ltd Contact: Mark Walters Alltask

Alltask House Mob: 07896 866099 Quote No.: BB
Commissioners Road Tel: 01634 298000
Rochester Fax: 01634 298001 Job No. TBC
KENT Email: mark.walters@alltask.co.uk
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CUSTOMER details CUSTOMER Contact
ISG PLC Name of Contact: Ray Faulks
127 Kensington High Street Mob: 07738 312616
London Tel:
Email: Raymond.faulks@isgplc.com
Site: 127 Kensington high street Date: 06/12/2018

Client: ISG Review Date: 05/12/2019
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Does it refer to the Risk & COSHH Assessment x
Are there planning details. Inc. Emergency, Utilities & Protection of the Public x
Is the equipment being used listed (Backup doc. Certs? Etc.) x

Does it say what protective equipment is required (Inc. Personal protective equip.) x
Is there a sequence of the works x
Does it state who is in charge of the works and How many are involved x
Are the working team briefed, and How is it recorded x
Date:
Persons who produced document Name: Mark Walters Signature: Mark Walters
06/12/2018
Checked by (Alltask Safety Dept) Name: Signature: Date:

(This is signed purely to approve format only and is not for verification of the assessment of the risks involved, this remains the responsibility of the
producer of this document)
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Approved by (Client) Name: Signature: Date:
INDEX
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LONDON UNDERGROUND MEASURES 3
1 JOB DESCRIPTION 6
2 STANDARD OF CONSTRUCTION 7
3 STANDARD OF MATERIALS. 7
4 OPERATIVE QUALIFICATIONS 7
5 OPERATIVE P.P.E. 8
6 SUPERVISION 9
7 PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING 9
8 PERMIT REQUIREMENTS 9
9 MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE 9
10 SG4:15 PROCEDURES 10
11 ERECTION, DISMANTLE & MODIFICATION METHOD 10
12 QUALITY AND INSPECTION 12
13 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS 12
14 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 12
15 REFERENCES 12
16 SCAFFOLDING - RISK ASSESSMENT 13
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LONDON UNDERGROUND MEASURES
Below presents AllTasks construction methodology in line with the adjoining London Underground Station.
All of AllTasks operatives are to acknowledge the presence of the existing London Underground Station
adjoining the 127 Kensington High Street Site throughout the scaffolding scope of works. All operatives are
to be inducted on the London Undergrounds existing assets prior to commencing works. The protection and
awareness of these existing assets should be held at the fore-front of our works.
In the event of an emergency situation, contact details for the High Street Kensington London Underground
station shall be provided to AllTask & ISG prior to commencing works. Contact details from AllTask & ISG
shall be provided to the London Underground Station also.
Temporary Works
All scaffolding works associated to the 127 Kensington High Street project are to be designed and installed
in accordance to the London Undergrounds S1062 Temporary Works Category 1 Standard. This standard
outlines the requirements from Temporary Works on the London Undergrounds Infrastructures. A copy of
this document can be available upon request.
Meetings
The following meetings with the London Underground and ISG shall be carried out throughout the scaffolding
works (notably for works to the East & South Elevation:
- Daily informal meeting/ catch up with ISG & London Underground (Station Manager) to discuss
current works and progress
- Fortnightly formal meeting with ISG & London Underground (Station Manager) to review current
works and co-ordinate upcoming works / look-a-heads.
East Elevation 127 KHS
Underground Station & Track
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LUL Escalation / Reporting Procedure
In the event of an accident / incident associated to the London Underground, the following reporting
flowchart shall be followed.
Accident/Incident Reporting Flowchart – LUL
Specific
Ensure others cannot Accident/Incident Immediate medical

be harmed by hazard occurs assistance provided
Mohan Operative reports incident to ISG

Manger
Fred Kirkness: 07970226725
George Hirons: 07980954786
IS ISG Manger stops all

works and reports
incident to LUL following ISG Manager
Emergency Reporting notifies ISG H&S
Procedure Advisor
ISG to liaise with LUL to

Is accident / Yes review impact of
accident/incident. Action
incident taken to remediate/
serious? compensate from there-in.
No
Incident investigated by
ISG H&S Advisor
Control measures
identified and
implemented to prevent
future incidents
Tool Box talk to

operatives
Return-to-work
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Lighting
All temporary lighting installed to the scaffold structure shall not face the London underground tracks as this
has the potential to affect the tube drivers. The use of red and green lighting is not prohibited on site.
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1 Job description
Erect, dismantle, or modify Beamed protection decks and independent access scaffolds to facilitate demolition works.
all areas of work are determined by the client.
Scaffolding to be erected to Drawing No AT- 1827-KHS-D SHEETS 1 TO 6
Areas of works covered by this document:

Grid Line 1 H to N Beamed Protection Gantry and independent access scaffolding to full height of the
façade.
Grid Line N 1 to 10 Beamed Protection Gantry and independent access scaffolding to full height of the
façade.
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2 Standard of Construction
All scaffolding will be erected in accordance with the following Statutory Regulations and Codes of Practice.
BS EN 12811-1 with reference to TG20:13 (Guide to good practice for Scaffolding with Tube and Fitting)
NASC SG4:15 (Preventing Falls in Scaffolding and False work)
The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2015
The Work at Height Regulations 2005
All Scaffolds will be erected to bespoke scaffold design.
All scaffold designs will be Cat 3 checked
All scaffolding will be erected in accordance with LUL S1062 Temporary works section 3.9.3
3 Standard of Materials.
All materials will be in accordance with a relevant British Standard or its equivalent i.e. scaffold tube BS EN 39, BS EN
10219-1(S355JOH grade), scaffold boards BS2482 (MG), scaffold fittings BS EN 74, ladders BS1129, BS2037 or BS EN
131.
Materials will be visually inspected prior to use by the operative, defective materials will be segregated to prevent
use.
4 Operative Qualifications
All operatives employed will have been suitably trained for the task at which they are employed to perform. All
Scaffolders will be registered under the CISRS Scaffolders registration schemes to their respective grade. All
Scaffolders will be fully conversant with the guidelines contained within NASC SG4: YOU (User Guide to SG4:15) &
NASC TG20:13
All operative will have been briefed on the NASC guidelines SG6:15 (Manual Handling in the Scaffolding Industry)
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Safety Guidance: Technical Guidance: TG20:13
SG4:15 Preventing Falls in Scaffolding Operations
Provides guidance on how to erect basic Tube

and Fitting Scaffolds.
Provides guidance for scaffolders working at height
5 Operative P.P.E.
All operatives will be supplied and equipped with personal protective equipment as suits the task prior to any work
commencing. Minimum requirements for all personnel will be coveralls, hardhat, safety footwear, safety glasses and
suitable gloves. Scaffolders will wear and utilise a safety harness at all times. Additional P.P.E. will be issued as
required by the risk assessment, permit to work, and/or specific site policy. Alltask operatives will also have all tools
tethered as per company policy.
All Hand power tools will also be tethered whilst in use.
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6 Supervision
The works will be organised by the site supervisor. He will program the works in accordance with the Clients
instructions. They will liaise with the clients’ representative on all matters relating to safety. They will ensure the
Scaffolders erect the scaffold to the required standard and carry out the works in a safe manner.
Scaffolding Supervisor will hold as minimum SSSTS.
7 Prior to Work Commencing

All Alltask employees shall undertake site induction prior to the commencement of work to ensure all site rules and
safety procedures are adequately transferred.
No Alltask employee is to start work until a risk assessment and permit to work is in place for the required works and
all instructions contained therein have been put into action.
All operatives will sign the Method Statement and Risk Assessment to confirm the adequate transfer of this
information.
Operatives to complete a job specific risk assessment at the point of work to assess any risks in that area prior to
starting the job.
8 Permit Requirements
Any permit procedures if applicable are to be followed at all times and to be issued prior to works commencing.
Permits are to be issued to a competent person or permit acceptor as the client’s procedure.
All permits and Pavement licenses will be the responsibility of the client.
9 Material Transportation & Storage

Materials will be delivered on traffic routes, dates and times agreed with the client.
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Materials will be delivered utilising one of the following methods, Fixed bed lorry, roll on-roll off HGV with drop body
storage beds or hiab. This will be determined by the location of the works.
All deliveries of materials will be via Wrights Lane.
All materials will be distributed from this location to the areas of work.
All routes will be segregated from the public by barriers supplied by the client.
Marshalls will be supplied by the client to marshal access routes.
10 SG4:15 Procedures
To adhere to the current guidelines set out in SG4:15, the scaffolder’s will utilise one of the following preferred
methods for the erection of the scaffold:
The Scaffolders step: This system uses a proprietary step that is fixed to the guardrail 1mtr above the working
platform. This enables the scaffolder to erect the guardrail protection on the lift above in advance or to remove it
from the lift below when dismantling.
The Double Lanyard System (Protected Traverse): to create the “safe zone” when guardrail protection is not
provided, then this suitable method will be taken to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall. In practical
terms, the Scaffolder MUST be clipped on when exposed to a risk of a fall whilst working outside (or within 1Mtr of
the end) of guardrail protection. In order to traverse along the unprotected platform Scaffolders will connect to the
inside Ledger and introduce an external Guardrail.
11 Erection, Dismantle & Modification Method

Before erection commences, the method statement and risk assessment will be shown to the operatives by
supervision and the relevant hazards and preventive/control measures will be explained.
The operatives will sign the method statement to confirm the adequate transfer and understanding of this
information.
Method of Erection
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When the 1st bay is erected an “incomplete” scaffold sign or similar will be displayed on the scaffold.
As the means of access onto the lifts is erected an “incomplete” scaffold sign or similar will be displayed adjacent to
the point of access, 3rd party access will be restricted by physical barriers.
During the erecting of further lifts, operatives will work from a minimum of a four-board wide fully transomed working
platform that is protected by a single guardrail. When working outside of this protected platform i.e. when
establishing the protected platform or moving the protected platform, operatives will work in accordance with current
NASC guidance SG4.10.
Ladder access and ties are to be erected progressively with the scaffold. The Scaffold will be tied at every 4mtrs apart
with either physical, lip, drop in anchor or Raker systems or as per bespoke design.
On Both stated elevations beamed protection decks will be erected as per design to maintain a safe pedestrian access
route.
Thus, allowing façade scaffold above the protection deck to progress to full height whilst allowing access beneath the
gantry.
Protection gantry decks to both elevations will be erected outside of normal working hours to minimise disruption.
The tunnel formed to Grid line 1 (J to N) can be based out and erected to top of LUL party wall without any effect on
LUL, once scaffold is erected to this height LUL regulations will come into force for the erection of the remaining
façade, which will be carried out during agreed engineering hours. The installation of the scaffold tunnel within the
walkway shall be completed out of hours. The scaffold structure from above the tunnel to the underside of LUL party
wall shall be installed during normal day time operating hours. This methodology can be visualised within the
elevation drawing below.
Grid line N from 1 to 4 will be the same stipulations as Grid line 1 above.
Grid line 4 to 10 will have no effect on LUL.
All scaffolds will be sheeted progressively with the erection of the scaffold using fire retardant Monarflex.
All sheeting Track side will need to be inspected during any period of adverse weather.
All scaffolding will be fitted with a monitored alarm system.
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Method of Dismantling
Before dismantling commences the method statement and risk assessment will be re-submitted and shown to the
operatives by supervision to identify if any changes that have taken place since erection, and the relevant hazards and
preventive/control measures will be explained.
The operatives will sign the method statement to confirm the adequate transfer and understanding of this
information. All dismantle will be as per erection procedures but in reverse order.
12 Quality and Inspection

On completion of the structure, a competent person will inspect the structure and when satisfied that the scaffold
conforms to the regulations, will complete a ‘Scafftag’ and fix it to the scaffold at its point of access. The scaffold will
be assigned an individual number and a record of inspections will be kept in the scaffold register in the Site Office, of
site file. The Client/ User is responsible for the weekly scaffold inspections.
13 Environmental considerations
At no time will Alltask materials be stored or stacked in a negligent manner.
Alltask materials will not block any designated walkways or emergency routes.
All materials will be suitably secured where there is a strong possibility of high winds in this area. Generally, no waste
is created by our works, however, should any waste be created, it will be returned to Alltask yard for disposal.
14 Emergency Procedures
The client will provide first aid personnel and facilities on site.
Operatives will initially report any incident/accident to their immediate line manager/supervisor.
All accidents and incidents must be recorded and a copy available to the Alltask SH&E manager.
All Emergency procedures are to be instructed in the site induction.
Site Emergency Number is:
In the event of an emergency a Scaffolder Rescue Procedure will be activated. (See attached addendum).
The client is to provide Alltask with the site emergency rescue procedure and the Scaffolder Rescue Procedure will be
attached.
15 References
TG20:13
SG4:15
SG6:15 Manual handling in the Scaffolding industry
SG19:17 Rescue Plans
Risk Assessment
Drawing No AT- 1827-KHS-D SHEETS 1 TO 6
ISG Minimum standards for scaffolding
LUL S1062 Temporary works
LUL Monitoring Action Plan
LUL Emergency reporting procedure
Pavement Licenses
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Scaffolding - Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment Matrix (Determine the Level of Risk)
This document can be used to identify the level of risk and help to prioritise any control measures. Consider
the Severity/consequences and likelihood for each of the identified hazards and use the table to obtain the
risk level.
Potential Severity of Harm (consequences)

1 – None 2 – Minor Injury 3 – Reportable 4 – Major 5 – Fatal or
No lost Time (Less than 3 Injury (more Extensive Catastrophic
injury/minor days off) than 3 days off) permanent )Death/
Damage injury Permanent
(loss of finger/s) disabling injury)
Extended
hospitalisation
Almost certain to
5
Likelihood of Harm Occurring
occur in most 5 Low (L) 10 Medium (M) 15 High (H) 20 High (H) 25 High (H)
-
circumstances
4
Very Likely 4 Low (L) 8 Medium (M) 12 Medium (M) 16 High (H) 20 High (H)
-
3 Likely to occur at
3 Low (L) 6 Low (L) 9 Medium (M) 12 Medium (M) 15 High (H)
- some time
Unlikely to occur
2
but could 2 Low (L) 4 Low (L) 6 Low (L) 8 Medium (M) 10 Medium (M)
-
happen
1
Very Unlikely 1 Low (L) 2 Low (L) 3 Low (L) 4 Low (L) 5 Low (L)
-
How to Prioritise the Risk Rating Once the level of risk has been determined the following table may be used to
determining when to act to institute the control measures.
These risks are extreme, countermeasure actions to NOTE: Risk control (and not cost) must be
High 15- mitigate these risk should be implemented immediately. the primary consideration.
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These risks are extreme, countermeasure actions to Interim measures until permanent solutions
mitigate these risk should be implemented. Take can be implemented:
Medium 8- reasonable steps to mitigate the risk. Until elimination,
12 substitution or engineering controls can be implemented, Develop administrative controls to limit the
institute administrative or personal protective equipment use or access.
controls. These “lower level” controls must not be Provide supervision and specific training
considered
Take permanent
reasonable steps solutions.
to mitigate and monitor the risk. related to the issue of concern. (See
Institute permanent controls in the long term. Permanent Administrative Controls below)
Low 1-6 controls may be administrative in nature if the hazard has
low frequency, rare likelihood and insignificant
consequence.
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Hierarchy of Control Controls identified may be a mixture of the following in order to provide minimum operator exposure.
Elimination Eliminate the hazard.

Substitution Provide an alternative that is capable of performing the same task and is safer to use.
Engineering Provide or construct a physical barrier or guard.
Controls
Administrative Develop policies, procedures practices and guidelines, in consultation with employees, to mitigate
Controls the risk. Provide training, instruction and supervision about the hazard.
Personal Personal equipment designed to protect the individual from the hazard.
Protective
Equipment
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TASK: KHS DEMOLITION SCAFFOLDING
Risk Persons RESIDUAL

Hazard Detailed description of control measures
rating Affected RISK
Fall of persons during Medium Scaffolders Scaffolders to wear a suitable full body safety harness, the harness to Low
erection and dismantle. and be used in accordance with current NASC Guidance Note SG4: 15
supervision Rescue will be in accordance with the hierarchy of recovery actions
detailed in the fall recovery plan. In most cases recovery can be
undertaken from the existing scaffold, with the lift adjacent to the fallen
person being boarded out and the person then pulled onto the lift.
Fall of materials during Medium Scaffolders, The work area is to be barriered off at ground level using suitable Low
movement on site, supervision, means to prevent access. Materials to be stored by suitable means to
during erection & site prevent inadvertent movement i.e. scaffold fittings to be bagged.
dismantle. personnel Materials must not be stored vertically unless they are prevented from
and the falling. Alltask operatives to be aware of the general public whilst
general erecting, adapting, dismantling & general movement of scaffold
public equipment. One member of the scaffold team to act as banksman when
loading / unloading vehicle.
Collapse of scaffold Medium Scaffolders, Scaffold to be erected in accordance with The Work at Height Low
during erection and supervision, Regulations 2005 & NASC TG: 20:13 (BS EN 12811). The scaffold and
dismantle site ties will be erected/dismantled progressively. Material storage on the
personnel scaffold will not exceed the loading capacity of the scaffold.
and the
general
public
Access to scaffold High to Site On commencement of erection and dismantle an “incomplete” scaffold Low
during erection prior to Medium personnel sign will be displayed adjacent to the access routes. Physical barriers to
Inspection handover & and the be erected to prevent access.
during dismantle
general
public
Trips, slips and falls High Scaffolders Operatives to be aware of their surroundings do not stand on manhole Low
whilst moving around and covers, ensure you are looking where you are walking and working, do
site. Uneven ground supervision not step onto or over debris, and avoid tripping or slipping hazards. Do
not enter access routes or work areas that are not adequately lit. Chose
an access route or work area that is free from hazard. Be aware of
vehicle movements and maintain a safe distance. Report any hazard to
your Supervisor.
Manual handling. Medium Scaffolders Materials to be unloaded and loaded at the agreed location prior to the Low
Movement of Materials start of each shift at an agreed time via Alltask HGV vehicle. When
on site. handling materials good manual handling technique to be utilised.
Unloading/loading of Scaffolders have been briefed and trained on the NASC guidance note
vehicles. SG6:15 Manual Handling in the Scaffolding Industry. Good
communication is required when passing materials hand to hand. Client
to ensure parking is available adjacent to property to keep movement of
material to a minimum.
Needle stick injuries High Scaffold Client to confirm that the area at the base of the property has been Low
operatives inspected & sharps have been removed as required.
and
supervision
Abrasion, splinters from Medium Scaffolders All site personnel to wear suitable overalls and gloves whilst handling Low
scaffold boards, scaffold materials.
lubricant from handling
scaffold fittings
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Permit to work High Scaffolders Supervision to unequivocally establish if work is subject to clients Medium
conditions i.e. confined and permit for work system. If so strict compliance is mandatory, if in doubt,
spaces, roof work, supervision STOP, check with client or health and safety department.
electricity
Risk of head injury. Medium Scaffolders It is company policy that all operatives will wear a hard hat during the Low
course of their working day.
Adverse weather High Scaffolders All Scaffold boards will be secured. Low
conditions e.g. high and other
winds causing materials contractors All loose materials will be suitably secured to prevent them being
to become unsafe. dislodged from their storage area.
Trips, slips over Medium Scaffolders, Our work area to be barriered off by suitable means to prevent access, Low
materials being stored supervision, storage of materials within the work area will be subject to good
on site & during site housekeeping. Where it is not possible to maintain barriered off areas
scaffolding operations. personnel storage of materials to be subject to good housekeeping.
and the
general
public
Public interface Medium Scaffolders, The public must not be inconvenienced in any way. Work activities to Low
supervision, be segregated using Physical barriers.
site
personnel
and the
general
public
Leptospirosis High Scaffold Scaffold operatives to maintain a good level of hygiene, full ppe Low
Operatives including overalls, safety boots & gloves must be worn at all times,
operatives must wash hands before eating & drinking.
Working over water High Scaffolders At anytime whilst working over water the operatives are to wear a life Low
jacket, and clip their full body harness to a retractable safety block
which will be attached to a suitable anchor point. A safety boat will be in
attendance at all times whilst operatives are working over the water.
Only trained, competent, and authorised Scaffolding operatives with
CISRS cards or equivalent will be used by Alltask.
Electricity. High Scaffolders All work to be undertaken under the Customers permit to work system. Low
and The minimum clearances to live equipment will be established and
supervision maintained. Where equipment is isolated, customer to demonstrate that
the equipment is DEAD, before we commence any works. Client to
earth bond scaffolds on completion (if required).
Plant movements. Medium Scaffolders All work areas will be suitably segregated from all plant movements. Low
All operatives to use designated walkways, hi-vis’ garments to be worn.
Asbestos Medium Scaffold In its current state the Asbestos sheeting is in good order & poses no Low
operatives, risk to health, Alltask operatives to take extreme care when erecting
supervision scaffold to ensure that the sheeting is not damaged. All Operatives are
& general to be Asbestos awareness trained.
public
Live railway High Alltask Alltask operatives to only work non trackside of heras fenced area, Low
personnel Never less than 3 meters from track side
No scaffold materials are to over sail heras fenced area (Trackside).
Alltask operatives to wear full orange hi-vis at all times (trousers
included)
Excavations Medium Alltask All excavations to be correctly built and shored before operatives enter Low
personnel or start works
Other trades Alltask operatives to hand rail excavations prior to leaving site.
Trespassers Heras fencing to be placed around trench until the scaffold is handed
over
Cuts & Burns Medium Alltask All operatives to wear gloves and flame retardant overalls provided, to Low
personnel reduce the risk of cuts and grazes.
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Other Trades Medium Scaffolders, All areas of work are to have clear and visible signage; Areas of work Low
supervision, are to have a barrier erected to segregate the area off from other
site trades.
personnel Client is to inform other trades of pending Scaffolding works in the area.
Use of Gin wheels High Scaffold Scaffold operatives are to erect Gin wheel frame work which complies Low
operatives with TG20:13 Operational Guide.
and Scaffold tubes / boards are to be securely fastened by the use of the
supervision following Rolling hitch and timber hitch knot’s. Scaffold tubes must be
fastened twice by the use of a half hitch knot including the rolling hitch
knot.
Work area must have the required exclusion zone and safety signs
displayed to prevent any 3rd party operatives entering the work area
whilst material is being raised or lowered by Gin wheel.
Noise Medium Scaffolders It is requirement for all operatives to wear ear protection whilst working Low
in noisy areas & when mandatory hearing protection signs are
displayed.
The use of appropriate hearing protection is also mandatory when

utilising impact wrenches, drills & recip saws.
All noise levels emitted by each specific tool used, is stated within the
manufactures operating instructions, where levels reach 85dB or above
then hearing protection is to be provided and worn at all times.
Falling tools High Scaffold It is Alltask policy that all tools are tethered whilst working at height. Low
operatives, Operatives are to ensure they are at a place of safety whilst changing
supervision sockets, drill bits, blades or batteries.
& general
public All impact wrenches are to be suitably secured to the operatives tool
belt so as to prevent the falling of tools from height, this is usually
achieved by the attaching of a proprietary tool tether of sufficient gauge
to support the weight of equipment used.
HAVS Medium Scaffolders A set vibration magnitude is stated within the operating instructions that Low
determine the duration of use permissible on a daily basis, this is to be
closely adhered to at all times and never exceeded, (as obtained within
the HSE Hand Arm Vibration exposure calculator, version 3 & printed
below.
The permitted tool for use is Makita 18V Impact Wrench BL LXT
DTW285RMJ. The daily trigger time for this tool is not to exceed the
EAV 23 minutes. The maximum amount of fittings this will equate to in
a working day allowing for 1 second of trigger time per double coupler
is 345 or 690 singles.
The trigger time on this tool will be greatly reduced if the use of drills &
recip saws are utilised within the working day & must be taken into
account when monitoring trigger times.
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SIGN-ON SHEET
SAFE PLAN OF WORK DOC No: SSWKHS
I confirm that I have been instructed on the hazards & controls measures associated with the
task, including the job specific information (if applicable), I also confirm that if the work
environment changes or other hazards are encountered, I will bring it to the immediate
attention of my supervisor.
NAME SIGNATURE POSITION
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SCAFFOLD RESCUE PLAN FOR KHS
In the event of an operative falling from a scaffold in which he is left suspended in his harness
within or adjacent to the scaffold structure, Alltask has adopted the following system to carry out
rescue procedures in accordance with NASC guidelines SG19:17.
Execution of Rescue Plan
PLANNING
• Ensure that all members of the scaffold team have received training and instruction on the safe
system of work, including the rescue and emergency arrangements.
(This will be undertaken by formal briefing and toolbox talks. The briefing, which may be by
simulation, must be documented. The toolbox talk should be included in the Master List of
talks.)
• Management to ensure work is properly monitored and supervised.
(Records must be made available to audit the training. This will entail:
• the format of the briefings
• content of the Toolbox talk
• full details of any simulation setup (where applicable)
• all procedural actions taken during the simulation.)
RESCUE PROCEDURE
• The 1st priority MUST be to recover the suspended operative from suspension as quickly as
possible, without endangering, unnecessarily, the safety of the rescuer(s) or the casualty.
(Explain how to safely gain access to the operative see paragraphs below *)
• Inform the Emergency Services and Site Management as soon as practicable to make them
aware there is an emergency situation and to request assistance.
(When only 2 operatives are on the structure – prioritise the actions. Will the contact be made
by mobile phone (which is prohibited on site) or by using the nearest site phone?)
• If conscious, can the suspended operative recover themselves or assist in their own rescue?
(Remember that there is a time limit)
• Can they climb back on to a platform?
• Can they support themselves on part of the structure so that they are not solely supported by
the harness e.g. get a foothold on a tube?
• If conscious, get the suspended operative to take steps to reduce the risk of further injury,
from suspension trauma, until rescued? e.g.
➢ Encourage them to keep all 4 limbs moving to aid blood circulation, by flexing the leg
muscles and moving the arms and legs
➢ Transferring body weight from one side to the other.
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• *Colleagues should create or move to a working platform at a position adjacent to the
casualty, clip on to the guardrail, ledger or other suitable anchorage point, and assist the
suspended operative to get onto the working platform.
(Although this will be done quickly … never lose sight of safety)
• If a mobile tower is to be utilised in the recovery, this will be moved directly aside the
suspended operative and then colleagues will position the suspended operative onto the
tower and the lanyard can then we unclipped or cut as appropriate.
• *If unconscious, then the suspended operative must be manoeuvred manually on to the
platform. Note: If the lift is not boarded, then the rescuer(s) should create a temporary
platform a minimum of 4 boards wide, to facilitate the rescue. Where guardrail protection is
not provided the rescuer(s) must be clipped on at all times.
(Rescuers must maintain safe practices for any activity outside the structure)
• *Suspended scaffolds. To retrieve the suspended operative, the colleagues will utilise the
retrievable inertia block and choose one of the following options:
1. If safe to do so they are to lower the suspended operative to a point of safety.
2. Raise the suspended operative through the lift to a safe boarded platform.
• Once the suspended operative is on a safe platform/ Safety boat their fall arrest equipment
can be released or the lanyard cut from the anchor point to which it is attached, only if it is
safe to do so. They should now be treated as a casualty.
• Whether the casualty is unconscious or semi-conscious they are best attended by a competent
first aider who should ensure the emergency services are called immediately. They should then
ensure the airway is open, the patient is breathing and only then place the patient in the
traditional recovery position until the emergency services are in attendance.
• Where possible, the remaining operative(s) should assist the emergency services by providing
safe access to the casualty e.g. positioning a ladder, installing temporary guardrails, securing
the platform boards etc.
• The Emergency Services will then make their way to the casualty to administer treatment and
make an assessment as to their condition before deciding on the next steps to be taken to get
the casualty to ground level, using either the site emergency response team, or the external
Emergency Services.
Martin Williams
H&S Advisor NOVEMBER 2018
1/2015
21 of 24
IMPORTANT!
Where there is potential for suspension trauma the suspension time should be kept to a
minimum by getting the suspended scaffolder back to a position of safety as soon as possible.
Any scaffolder who has been suspended in a harness must be treated as a medical emergency
and seek urgent medical attention, even if they feel o.k.
1/2015
22 of 24
SAFE SYSTEM OF WORK DOC No: SSWSKHS
I confirm that I have been instructed on the hazards & controls measures associated
with the task, including the job specific information (if applicable), I also confirm that if
the work environment changes or other hazards are encountered, I will bring it to the
immediate attention of my supervisor.
NAME SIGNATURE POSITION DATE
1/2015
23 of 24
1/2015
24 of 24
MAIN SCAFFOLD ! MONAFLEX SHEETING !
KEY PLAN: ! VARIABLE (LIVE) LOAD ALLOWANCE ! Notes:
ALL MONAFLEX SHEETING TO BE SECURED TO
GROUND UPRIGHT MAIN BOARDS THE SCAFFOLD FRAME USING FLEXI-TIES AND ALL
Principal contractor to provide, fix, maintain,
SUPPORTED 1 LEVEL(S) @ 2.00 kN/m² AS PER THE MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDATIONS and dismantle all hoarding's, temporary
PUNCHEON 1 LEVEL(S) @ 1.00 kN/m²
lighting, fenders, warning lights etc. where
E
NE DESSA 780 BEAM INSIDE BOARDS
2 LEVEL(S) @ 0.75 kN/m² ! EARTHING OF SCAFFOLD ! necessary
305 LADDER BEAM
PRINCIPAL CONTRACTOR TO CONTROL VARIABLE
THE SCAFFOLD STRUCTURE IS TO SUITABLE
BRACING (LIVE) LOAD
Principal contractor to ensure that the
SE
EARTHED BY A COMPETENT PERSON
NW
ANCHOR LOCATION
(SEE ANCHOR NOTE) permanent structure is of adequate strength
A B C to accept the loads imposed by temporary
SHEET 4 SHEET 4 SHEET 4
SW structure
W
S
Principal contractor to ensure that the base to
A B C D E F G H J K L M N all standards is capable of carrying the
imposed loads without adverse settlement or
deflection
950 1575 1575 1575 1575 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1675 1675 1675 1575 950 2238
275 400 ERECTION & COMPONENTS
All design and erection of scaffolds and
FFL: 13100
components to conform with the following
113
British standards and codes of practice.
3975000 2250000 5010000 2000000 9990000 2000000 6000000
NASC TG20:13 Guide to good practice for
1532
FFL: 13100 FFL: 13175 FFL: 12841 FFL: 12175 1883859
scaffolding with tubes and fittings.
1000 1075 950 2175 BS EN 12811-1 2003 Scaffolds - Performance
200
requirements and general design
1
1030
BS EN 39 Type 4 steel scaffold tube & BS
5610257
FFL: 11800
2482 Specification for '38mm thick' timber
boards
500
2000
BS EN 1991-1-1 Eurocode 1: Actions on
structures - Densities, self weight and
imposed loads
3000
1800
structures - Wind
UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
2 3000000
1000
1850
Scaffold to be erected in accordance with
3 SG4:15 including the use of temporary
1800
! existing access guardrails
2100
to building to remain
FFL: 11650
free from obstruction
1000
J Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing

SHEET 5 couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded
platforms
2000
2000
Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold

tubes to be used unless otherwise stated
4
1200
2000
All ladder access details to be determined on
1500
site with ladder safety gates provided at all
900
access/egress points
5 ! scaffold legs to
1500
All standards to be sat on metal baseplates
1800
be founded on
structural beams in over 450 x 225 scaffold board soleboards
between smoke vents
1550
All loads provided are UN-FACTORED unless
1800
G F otherwise stated
1400
SHEET 5 SHEET 5
1800
H
6
1400
SHEET 5
! access to boots
1800
! access to boots
1400
to remain free from to remain free from

7 obstructions obstructions
1350 ! scaffold legs to
1800
be founded on 1800000
Bin Compactor
structural beams in
3850
between smoke vents

DRAWING STATUS
1800
1350
8
FOR INFORMATION
150
950
1800
2050
1800
9
1700
1500
E
SHEET 5
D
1700
2000
SHEET 6 ! scaffold legs to ! scaffold legs to SHEET 4
be founded on be founded on
structural beams in structural beams in
1700
1425
between smoke vents between smoke vents
FFL: 11410
1500
950 1425
10
950
P0 05/12/2018 FOR INFORMATION LS LS -

REV DATE STATUS DRN DSN CHK
FFL: 11390 R
Serious About Subcontracting
127 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET

SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
DEMOLITION PHASE
SHEET 1 OF 6
ISG
950 4000 2025 2000 1900 1800 1800 1100 1550 1500 1500 1550 1100 1900 1400 1400 1400 1700 1375 1350 1350 1450 1700 1380 1350 1420 800 2050 1100 950 1270 2000 1510 1580 1860 1500 1500 1500 840 1660 1360 1360 1360 1400 1800 1800 1800 1800 2000 1360 2000 1240 1400 2000 400 L SHEARER L SHEARER -
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PLAN LAYOUT AT BASE P0

Scale: 1:110 AT-1827-TBC-D
E
305 LADDER BEAM
BRACING (LIVE) LOAD
SE
NW
ANCHOR LOCATION
(SEE ANCHOR NOTE) A B C permanent structure is of adequate strength
to accept the loads imposed by temporary
SW structure
W
S
A B C D E F G H J K L M N Principal contractor to ensure that the base to
all standards is capable of carrying the
1800 1800 1800 950 1880 1880 950 1700 1700 1700 1600 1600 1600 1625 950 2100 950 1575 1575 1575 1575 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1675 1675 1675 1575 950 2238 deflection
275 400
ERECTION & COMPONENTS
113
1532
950
1005 950
1000 1075 950 1970 1970 1970 BS EN 12811-1 2003 Scaffolds - Performance
200
1
1030
1905
1600
500
boards
2000
1900
1600
3000
imposed loads
1800
950
950
structures - Wind
1600
2 UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
1000
1850
950
3 SG4:15 including the use of temporary
1800
guardrails
2100
1000
J Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing

SHEET 5 couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded
platforms
2000
2000

4 tubes to be used unless otherwise stated
1200
2000
1500
900
5
1500
1800
over 450 x 225 scaffold board soleboards
1550
1800
G F otherwise stated
1400
SHEET 5 SHEET 5
1800
H
6
1400
SHEET 5
1800
1400
1800
2000
DRAWING STATUS
1800
2000
8
150
950
1800
FOR INFORMATION
2050
1800
9
1700
1500
E
SHEET 5
D
1700
2000
SHEET 4
SHEET 6
1700
1425
1500
950 1425
10
950


SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
DEMOLITION PHASE
SHEET 2 OF 6
ISG
950 2000 2000 2025 2000 1900 1800 1800 1100 1550 1500 1500 1550 1100 1900 1400 1400 1400 1700 1375 1350 1350 1450 1700 1380 1350 1420 800 2050 1100 950 1270 2000 1510 1580 1860 1500 1500 1500 840 1660 1360 1360 1360 1400 1800 1800 1800 1800 2000 1360 2000 1240 1400 2000 400
L SHEARER L SHEARER -
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PLAN LAYOUT
1 Scale: 1:110 AT-1827-TBC-D P0
E
305 LADDER BEAM
BRACING (LIVE) LOAD
SE
NW
ANCHOR LOCATION
(SEE ANCHOR NOTE) permanent structure is of adequate strength
A B C to accept the loads imposed by temporary
SW structure
W
S
A B C D E F G H J K L M N all standards is capable of carrying the
deflection
1800 1800 1800 950 1880 1880 950 1700 1700 1700 1600 1600 1600 1625 950 2100 950 1575 1575 1575 1575 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1675 1675 1675 1575 950
BS EN 12811-1 2003 Scaffolds - Performance
950
1005 950
1030 950
950 1970 1970 1970 requirements and general design
1
1905
boards
2000
1600
2000
1900
imposed loads
1600
2000
1800
structures - Wind
991 725 950

1405 950
UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
1600
725
2 725
2000
1850
725 950
SG4:15 including the use of temporary
3 guardrails
1800
950 1300 1013

2000
2100
Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing
1000
J couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded

SHEET 5 725 725 platforms
2000
2000
2000
anchor location Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold

1041 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 950 tubes to be used unless otherwise stated
2000
4
2000
1200
2000
1500
2000
900
2000
5 All standards to be sat on metal baseplates
1500
950 2000 2000 2000 2000 1106 950
1800
2000
2000
950
1550
otherwise stated
1800
plan bracing
G F
2000
2000
1400
2000
SHEET 5 SHEET 5
1800
H
6
950 1300 1058

1400
2000
SHEET 5
2000
1800
1400
2000
950
1800
2000
950 2125 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 950
DRAWING STATUS
2000
950
1800
725
2000
8
725
FOR INFORMATION
2000
950
1800
2050
2000
1800
9
1700
1500
2000
E
SHEET 5
D
1700
2000
1688
SHEET 4
SHEET 6
1700
950
1425
1500
950 1425
725
10
725
950


SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
DEMOLITION PHASE
SHEET 3 OF 6
ISG
950 2000 2000 2025 2000 1900 1800 1800 1100 1550 1500 1500 1550 1100 1900 1400 1400 1400 1700 1375 1350 1350 1450 1700 1380 1350 1420 800 950 1100 1100 950 1270 2000 1510 1580 1860 1500 1500 1500 840 1660 1360 1360 1360 1400 1800 1800 1800 1800 2000 1360 2000 1240 950
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PLAN LAYOUT
2 Scale: 1:110 AT-1827-TBC-D P0
! VARIABLE (LIVE) LOAD ALLOWANCE ! Notes:
1
3 2
MAIN BOARDS THE SCAFFOLD FRAME USING FLEXI-TIES AND ALL
LEVEL(S) @
1 2.00 kN/m² AS PER THE MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDATIONS and dismantle all hoarding's, temporary
LEVEL(S) @
1 1.00 kN/m²
1
INSIDE BOARDS
! top 2no. levels to be boarded only ! top 2no. levels to be ! top 2no. levels to be
N
735 (LIVE) LOAD
scaffold to be progressively dismantled boarded only boarded only EARTHED BY A COMPETENT PERSON Principal contractor to ensure that the
with building scaffold to be progressively scaffold to be progressively permanent structure is of adequate strength
EXTG L05R dismantled with building
EXTG L05R dismantled with building
EXTG L05R to accept the loads imposed by temporary
structure
2000
2000
2000
SSL +35.035 m provide spurs to SSL +35.035 m SSL +35.035 m Principal contractor to ensure that the base to
each line all standards is capable of carrying the
facade bracing facade bracing facade bracing deflection
to full height provide spurs to to full height to full height
2000
each line ERECTION & COMPONENTS
2100
2100
! top 2no. levels to be
2100
ledger bracing components to conform with the following

monarflex sheeting to to full height boarded only British standards and codes of practice.
full height scaffold to be progressively NASC TG20:13 Guide to good practice for
dismantled with building scaffolding with tubes and fittings.
EXTG L04 ledger bracing
EXTG L04 EXTG L04
2000
to full height
SSL +31.260 m SSL +31.260 m SSL +31.260 m 2482 Specification for '38mm thick' timber
boards
2100
2100
2100
2000
facade bracing BS EN 1991-1-1 Eurocode 1: Actions on
200
to full height
monarflex sheeting to imposed loads
full height BS EN 1991-1-4 Eurocode 1: Actions on
500 950
monarflex sheeting to ledger bracing structures - Wind
full height to full height UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
2100
2100
2100
2100
anchor location anchor location SG4:15 including the use of temporary
anchor location guardrails
EXTG L03 EXTG L03 EXTG L03 Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing
couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded
platforms
SSL +27.410 m SSL +27.410 m SSL +27.410 m monarflex sheeting to Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold
full height
2100
2100
2100
2100
725 725 All ladder access details to be determined on
plan bracing plan bracing access/egress points

2100
2100
2100
2100
otherwise stated
EXTG L02 EXTG L02 EXTG L02

SSL +23.210 m SSL +23.210 m SSL +23.210 m
1084
2100
2100
plan bracing
2100
275 950
DRAWING STATUS
2100
2100
2100
FOR INFORMATION
EXTG L01 EXTG L01 EXTG L01 level directly above DESSA 780
beams to be double boarded with
1434
SSL +18.660 m SSL +18.660 m SSL +18.660 m intermediate waterproof membrane
2100
2100
EXTG L01MZ EXTG L01MZ LOADING GANTRY
· Variable load allowance
10.00 kN/m²
SSL +17.500 m 500 950 SSL +17.500 m · Transom at 0.50m c/c
level directly above 305 steel
ladder beams to be double
EXTG L01MZ
boarded with intermediate
waterproof membrane at all times SSL +17.500 m
2100
2101
DESSA 780 AL beams
305 steel ladder beams laced and braced P0 05/12/2018 FOR INFORMATION LS LS -
laced and braced REV DATE STATUS DRN DSN CHK
pedestrian gantry to be
hoarded up to 2.40m
1426
R
2100
2440 min.
EXTG L00 EXTG L00 EXTG L00

1000
SSL +13.060 m SSL +13.060 m SSL +13.060 m SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
EXTG L00 PODIUM EXTG L00 PODIUM DEMOLITION PHASE
SHEET 4 OF 6
SSL +12.150 m
1800
SSL +12.150 m 200 1532 113
950 782 SSL +11.800 m ISG
SSL +11.410 m
147
950 275 2175 400

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A Scale: 1:50 B Scale: 1:50 C Scale: 1:50 D Scale: 1:50 AT-1827-TBC-D
8 7
MAIN BOARDS THE SCAFFOLD FRAME USING FLEXI-TIES AND ALL
and dismantle all hoarding's, temporary
8 7
1 LEVEL(S) @ 2.00 kN/m² AS PER THE MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDATIONS
1 LEVEL(S) @ 1.00 kN/m²
INSIDE BOARDS
necessary
10
LEVEL(S) @ ! EARTHING OF SCAFFOLD !
2 0.75 kN/m²
A
(LIVE) LOAD
EARTHED BY A COMPETENT PERSON Principal contractor to ensure that the
permanent structure is of adequate strength
EXTG L05R structure
SSL +35.035 m Principal contractor to ensure that the base to

all standards is capable of carrying the
deflection
2000
2000
facade bracing requirements and general design
EXTG L04
2000
facade bracing facade bracing
2000
to full height BS EN 39 Type 4 steel scaffold tube & BS
to full height to full height facade bracing facade bracing 2482 Specification for '38mm thick' timber
to full height to full height
SSL +31.260 m boards
2000
2074
2000
2000
2000
200
200
imposed loads
ledger bracing ledger bracing ledger bracing
to full height to full height 950 500 to full height 950 500
ledger bracing ledger bracing structures - Wind
to full height to full height UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
! top 2no. levels to be
! top 2no. levels to be boarded only Scaffold to be erected in accordance with
boarded only scaffold to be progressively top 2no. levels to be
2100
2100
2100
2100
2100
scaffold to be progressively dismantled with building boarded only
top 2no. levels to be top 2no. levels to be guardrails
dismantled with building scaffold to be progressively
boarded only boarded only
dismantled with building
scaffold to be progressively scaffold to be progressively Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing
EXTG L03 monarflex sheeting to
full height
monarflex sheeting to
full height
monarflex sheeting to
full height
dismantled with building dismantled with building couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded
platforms
monarflex sheeting to monarflex sheeting to
SSL +27.410 m full height full height
2100
2100
2100
2100
2100
725 site with ladder safety gates provided at all
725 725

2100
2100
2100
2100
2100 otherwise stated
anchor location anchor location anchor location
EXTG L02
SSL +23.210 m
2100
2100
2100
2100
2100
plan bracing plan bracing

scaffold to butt between
existing structures for stability
DRAWING STATUS
FOR INFORMATION
2100
2100
2100
2100
2100
305 steel ladder beams

laced and braced
to bear onto existing beam
LOADING GANTRY
· Variable load allowance
EXTG L01 ·
3.00 kN/m²
Transom at 1.00m c/c
SSL +18.660 m
2100
2100
2100
2100
EXTG L01MZ
SSL +17.500 m
level directly above 305 steel
ladder beams to be double
boarded with intermediate 1290 950 275
2100
2125
2100
2100
waterproof membrane at all times
125 P0
REV
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DATE
FOR INFORMATION
STATUS
LS
DRN
LS -
DSN CHK

scaffold legs to laced and braced
!
be founded on ! access to boots R
structural beams in to remain free from hoarded up to 2.40m Serious About Subcontracting
between smoke vents obstructions 2100
2100
2100
2440 MIN.
! scaffold legs to
EXTG L00 be founded on

structural beams in 127 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET
between smoke vents SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
SSL +13.060 m DEMOLITION PHASE
734
662
734
SHEET 5 OF 6
SSL +12.150 m 1010 1115 950 500

ISG
950 500
1000 1075 950 500
05/12/2018
SECTION SECTION SECTION SECTION SECTION P0

E Scale: 1:50 F Scale: 1:50 G Scale: 1:50 H Scale: 1:50 J Scale: 1:50 AT-1827-TBC-D
MAIN BOARDS THE SCAFFOLD FRAME USING FLEXI-TIES AND ALL Principal contractor to provide, fix, maintain,
1 LEVEL(S) @ 2.00 kN/m² AS PER THE MANUFACTURES RECOMMENDATIONS and dismantle all hoarding's, temporary
1 LEVEL(S) @ 1.00 kN/m²
monarflex sheeting to INSIDE BOARDS lighting, fenders, warning lights etc. where
full height ! EARTHING OF SCAFFOLD !
2 LEVEL(S) @ 0.75 kN/m² necessary
(LIVE) LOAD
permanent structure is of adequate strength
structure

! top 2no. levels to be all standards is capable of carrying the
boarded only
2000
scaffold to be progressively
dismantled with building deflection

2100
facade bracing boards
to full height BS EN 1991-1-1 Eurocode 1: Actions on
imposed loads
structures - Wind
ledger bracing UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005
to full height
2100
guardrails
Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing

couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded
platforms

2100


otherwise stated
plan bracing
2100
anchor location
DRAWING STATUS
2100
FOR INFORMATION
LOADING GANTRY CRASH DECK

· Variable load allowance · Variable load allowance = 10.00 kN/m2
3.00 kN/m² · Double boarded with intermediate
2150
· Transom at 1.00m c/c waterproof membrane

PHARMACY laced and braced
DESSA 780 AL beams

deck over entrance to 125 Laced and braced
Kensington High Street to
be double boarded with
intermediate waterproof
2346
125
membrane REV DATE STATUS DRN DSN CHK
laced and braced
! access to boots
to remain free from R
obstructions
! scaffold legs to
be founded on
structural beams in timber hoarding up to 2.40m
between smoke vents
1876
SCAFFOLD ACCESS FOR
2440 min.
DEMOLITION PHASE
2460
SHEET 6 OF 6
ISG
615
950 400 2000 2000
500 3000 1000 1800 1000 2000 1200 1500 1500 1550 1400 1400 1400 3850 150 950 05/12/2018
ELEVATION P0
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SAFE SYSTEM OF WORKISG 127 KHS.

Alltask Ltd Contact: Mark Walters Alltask

Site: 127 Kensington high street Date: 06/12/2018

Does it refer to the Risk & COSHH Assessment x

Is the equipment being used listed (Backup doc. Certs? Etc.) x

Checked by (Alltask Safety Dept) Name: Signature: Date:

LONDON UNDERGROUND MEASURES 3

7 PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING 9

9 MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE 9

11 ERECTION, DISMANTLE & MODIFICATION METHOD 10

12 QUALITY AND INSPECTION 12

16 SCAFFOLDING - RISK ASSESSMENT 13

East Elevation 127 KHS

Underground Station & Track

Ensure others cannot Accident/Incident Immediate medical

Mohan Operative reports incident to ISG

IS ISG Manger stops all

ISG to liaise with LUL to

Tool Box talk to

Areas of works covered by this document:

Provides guidance on how to erect basic Tube

7 Prior to Work Commencing

9 Material Transportation & Storage

11 Erection, Dismantle & Modification Method

All scaffolding will be fitted with a monitored alarm system.

12 Quality and Inspection

Potential Severity of Harm (consequences)

Elimination Eliminate the hazard.

Risk Persons RESIDUAL

The use of appropriate hearing protection is also mandatory when

SAFE PLAN OF WORK DOC No: SSWKHS

NAME SIGNATURE POSITION

Execution of Rescue Plan

! existing access guardrails

J Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing

Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold

site with ladder safety gates provided at all

All standards to be sat on metal baseplates

All loads provided are UN-FACTORED unless

to remain free from to remain free from

between smoke vents

P0 05/12/2018 FOR INFORMATION LS LS -

Serious About Subcontracting

127 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET

PLAN LAYOUT AT BASE P0

J Minimum EN74 Class A Load bearing

Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold

site with ladder safety gates provided at all

All loads provided are UN-FACTORED unless

P0 05/12/2018 FOR INFORMATION LS LS -

Serious About Subcontracting

127 KENSINGTON HIGH STREET

991 725 950

UK National Annex to BS EN1991-1-4:2005

950 1300 1013

J couplers to be used on ALL NON boarded

anchor location Type 4 'AS NEW' galvanised steel scaffold