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ragscaff
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I have started this thread out of interest. :bigsmile:
You are erecting a scaffold on a house that is already built. A two lift job, you have been issued a harness that as a 2m lanyard with a 6.75 inertia. The second floor of the building has hanging tiles so you cannot fix any ties so you are to install rakers off the top lift. Woking to SG4.05 using the tunnelling method do you ever need to clip on?
You are erecting a scaffold on a house that is already built. A two lift job, you have been issued a harness that as a 2m lanyard with a 6.75 inertia. The second floor of the building has hanging tiles so you cannot fix any ties so you are to install rakers off the top lift. Woking to SG4.05 using the tunnelling method do you ever need to clip on?