DRAWING NOTES

1. BASIS OF DESIGN
This drawing has been prepared from information supplied to us by, or on behalf of the Customer, who should check
that we have correctly interpreted his requirements and that all loadings, dimensions, details, erection, and dismantling
2 sequences etc. are as required and practicable.
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The following documents have been used to prepare this scheme:-
Customer Drawings: _________________________________________ =
Level 2 Customer Method Statement: _________________________________________ NONE SUPPLIED
Other Information: _________________________________________
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2. DESIGN CRITERIA

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System to be used: ....................................................
Cuplok & Fitting
System Grid: .................................................... AS SHOWN
Scaffold Height: .................................................... AS SHOWN
Number of boarded platforms: .................................................... AS SHOWN
Number of working platforms: .................................................... AS SHOWN
Sheeted or Clad Scaffold: .................................................... No
Tied to the permanent structure: ....................................................
No
Connected to buttress scaffold: .................................................... No

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3. CODE & REFERENCES
This drawing has been prepared in accordance with the following Code of Practices & References, where applicable.
3.1 General design for system scaffold.
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BS EN 12811-1 Temporary works equipment Part 1:Scaffolds - Performance requirements and general design.

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BS EN 1991-1-4 Euro code 1:Actions on structures - Part1-4:General actions - Wind actions.
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3.3 Safe working loads
SGB Technical Data Sheets

4. APPLIED LOADS
Applied loads (unless otherwise indicated) where applicable:

Section 2 4.1 Dead loads

Scaffold self weight conforming to SGB Technical Data Sheets
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1 : 50 4.2 Live loads in accordance to Table 3 of BS EN 12811-1:2003 / Table 4.1 of TG2013

Load Class Load Duty Typical Usage UDL

Load Class 1 Inspection & Very Light Duty Inspection, painting, light cleaning 0.75 kN/m²
Scaffold

Load Class 2 Light Duty Scaffold Plastering, rendering, pointing, glazing 1.50 kN/m²

Denotes Tie location Load Class 3 General Purpose Scaffold General building work including normal 2.00 kN/m²
brick, block and stonework.
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Load Class 4 Heavy Duty Scaffold Heavy duty building work with large units 3.00 kN/m²

4.3 Wind loads/Wind speed

Basic wind velocity defined as 10 minute mean velocity in m/s at 10m above ground in open country with low vegetation
Level 2 with probability corresponding to a mean recurrence of 50 years normalized to sea level. Refer to the designated
3500 wind speed above.

5. MAIN SCAFFOLDING EQUIPMENT

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5.1 Cuplok Verticals & Horizontal

Cuplok verticals and horizontals shall be 48.30mm diameter x 3.2mm wall thickness Grade 43c to BS4360 or S27J0H to
BS EN 10210 with a minimum yield strength of 275 N/mm²

5.2 Scaffold Tubes

Scaffold tubes shall be Grade S235GT with a minimum yield strength of 235 N/mm² conforming to EN 39. Type 3 tubes
shall be 48.30mm x 3.20mm thk., whilst type 4 tubes shall be 48.30mm x 4.0mm. All tubes shall be galvanized in
accordance to EN 10240 with coating thickness of 40µm to coating quality of B2.

5.3 Couplers & Fittings

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Couplers shall conform to EN 74 / BS EN 1139. Couplers shall be made as forged or pressed with a coating thickness of
15µm on its metallic parts.

5.4 Scaffold Boards

Plan View
Normal scaffold boards 225mm wide x 38mm thick shall be Class 24 with moisture content of 27% in accordance to TG20 /
0 BS 2482. Laminated boards are manufactured by gluing thin layer softwood veneer to form a billet that is hot-pressed
and cut into planks. SGB laminated boards have a maximum moisture content of 16% it's size are 38.1mm thick x
235mm wide. LVL scaffold boards are tested as per OSH(Standards & Regulations 29-CRF) 1926 Subpart L,
Appendix A.

Section 3
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5.5 Base Jack

Base jack shall be Grade S235 conforming to BS EN 12811-1 with minimum yield strength of 235 N/mm². For round thread
yield strength is 280 N/mm² while in trapezoidal thread yield strength is 320 N/mm². Its base plate shall be at least
1 : 50 6mm with plate area of 150cm². Overlapping length between jack and tubes shall be minimum 150mm. SGB
universal jack shall be extended to a maximum length of 340mm measured from ground to bottom of standard.

5.6 Other Components

Refer to SGB technical data sheets.

6. FOUNDATIONS/SUPPORT
Unless otherwise noted, no sole plates or other means of spreading the imposed loads are supplied by SGB. Where SGB
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equipment is supported, suspended, anchored or tied to an existing structure or the ground, the Customer must
ensure that the structure or ground is adequate to safely support the additional imposed loads
Level 2
3500 7. MODIFICATION
This drawing has been prepared using the Safe Working Loads of the SGB components specified. No alteration to
components, assembly, loading or any other aspect must be made without the expressed written authority from SGB.

Denotes Tie location 8. TYING AND BRACING

Limit slenderness with base to height ratio of 1:3.5 otherwise, tie back into the permanent structure using appropriate
ties.The Customer is responsible for ensuring all structures remain adequately tied and/or braced to carry the load
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and ensure stability. No ties or braces are to be removed or altered in any way without the expressed written
Denotes Green Mesh authority from SGB. Where SGB is supplying equipment only, the supply & fixing of all necessary ties is the
responsibility of the Customer.

9. TEMPORARY WORKING PLATFORMS

Unless specifically stated it is considered that any other working platforms (for erection or dismantling purposes), will be
designed, supplied and fitted by the Customer.

10. Obligation, Responsibilities & CDM

2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 This drawing constitutes SGB Risk Assessment in accordance with Regulation 11 of the current CDM Regulations 2007.
Plan View The elimination of general risk in the use of temporary works is by use of good practice. Guidance can be found
0 within relevant Codes, HSE publications and Guides. Wherever possible, risk is designed out of this proposal during
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the design process.
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Plan View
1 : 50 Shop Drawing for Construction
This drawing is valid only with the associated assembly instructions. Measurements have to be verified on site.

Scale: As Shown Client:

Date Name Dubai Petroleum

drawn: 10/11/23 MF UAE
worked: Project:
Cuplok Cuplok Cuplok Cuplok Cuplok
Ledger Cuplok
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Standard Ledger Standard Ledger
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(Full extension) 3000 2500 2000 2000 2000 1500 1500
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Standard Standard Perpendicular Tubes Angular Tubes Plate

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positioned in the same bay as the face bracing. Bracing end bays should be avoided.
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pin, whether latter is in the
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Anchor Tie below ledger
Ledger c/w nylok nut
End Board
Bearer Transom
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Ring
Bolt
using right angle couplers.

Cuplok standard Cuplok

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24.7kN Face brace Cuplok ledger standard Base jack
3Brd Hop-up Surface Notes:
Tie Tube Cuplok
Tensile SWL 24.7kN Bracket Int. Transom Cuplok
It is essential that the manner of wedging the reveal tube into the opening be Notes:
Bolt (12.5kN) + Scaffold Tubes Standard Structure Face firm, reliable and, if possible, positive rather than by friction, i.e. if the reveal Face bracing must be used in 1 bay in 8 as maximum. Atleast 2 bays must be braced if the
Cuplok
Coupler (6.1kN) +
Coupler (6.1kN) Cuplok Tie Tube
Cuplok
Standard
Ledger tube can be fixed behind indentations or masonry features. Ties should be
frequently checked for tightness during the life of the scaffold.
This type of tie is widely used on new construction work where concrete
columns can be used as the tie position. This particular method will also assist Standard
If ties are only connected to inside standard or ledger, V-Ties must be used
at a frequency of 1 in 5 bays structure is greater than 4bays. Bracing in the end bays should be avoided. CAD-File: Drawing-No.:
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Standard Standard Cuplok Ledger in preventing lateral movement.

Tension Standard Gravlock Connection Gravlock Connection Cuplok Standard Cuplok Node Point Cuplok End Board Tie Anchor Tie Anchor
Hop-Up Bracket Detail Swivel Face Brace Detail Toe Board Details Typical Skewed Ladder Access Detail-1 Typical Ladder Access Detail-2 Typical Illustration of a REVEAL Tie Typical Illustration of a BOX Tie Typical Illustration of a Lip Tie V-Ties Detail Face Bracing Details
Connection Detail to Steel Flange(view2) to Steel Flange(view1) Loose Spigot Connection Ledger Connection Bearer Detail (Supatie) (Ring Bolt or Similar)

A1 (594x841 mm) - HCAD