Assembly and Operating Manual - Safway · Assembly and Operating Manual ... mentally and physically fit for the purpose especially at ... manual nor a general training guide on a

Thrusafe® Modular Folded PlatformsAssembly and Operating Manual

For confined spaces with restricted openings

Classified by Underwriters Laboratories Inc.®

As to Load Capacity Only

© 2009 Tractel® All rights reserved.

Page

1. THRUSAFE COMPONENTS and GENERAL WARNING 4-7

2. TRANSPORT AND HANDLING 8-10

3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF PLATFORMS3.1Modular combinations for various platforms lengths

3.1.1 Platform with End Stirrups 113.1.2 Platform with Intermediate Stirrups 12

3.2 Load Ratings for Various Platform Lengths3.2.1 Platform with End Stirrups 133.2.2 Platform with Full “C” Stirrup 14

4. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS4.1 Assembly of Thrusafe End Stirrups 15-174.2 Assembly of Thrusafe “U” Connector 184.3 Assembly of Thrusafe Platform 194.4 Assembly of Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup 19-204.5 Assembly of Thrusafe Components into Modular Sections 21-224.6 Assembly of Bumper Rollers 234.7 Installation of Swivel Casters for Thrusafe “U”

Connector and End Stirrup (if needed) 234.8 Set Up of Primary and Secondary Wire Ropes 234.9 Set-up of Outriggers and Counterweight Systems 23

5. CHECKS BEFORE USING THE PLATFORM5.1 Suspension Points and Support Equipment 245.2 Platform 245.3 Hoists 245.4 Wire Ropes 24

6. USE AND OPERATION OF THE PLATFORM 25

7. INFORMATION FOR MAINTENANCE 25

8. THRUSAFE SUSPENDED PLATFORM COMPONENTS8.1 Exploded View – Primary Components 268.2 Component and Spare Part Codes 278.3 Labels and Markings 28-34

ThrusafeModular Folded Platformsfor spaces with restricted openings

assemblyand

operatinginstructions

CONTENTS

©2010 Safway Services, LLC. All rights reserved.


ExplanationofSymbolsusedinthismanual

Safetyadvice

Possibleconsequence

Symbol Codeword Meaning ofnon-compliance

IMMEDIATEor

WARNING possiblyimminent Fatalorseriousinjuries!

danger:

CAUTION possiblydangerous MinorInjuriestopersons!

situation:

OtherAdvice

NOTE possiblydangerous Damagetoequipment

situation: oritssurroundings

Instructionfordocumentationinwriting (none)

(none)(i.e.recordkeeping)

3



4

MODULAR FOLDED PLATFORMS

Thrusafe End StirrupPFD0100BSWSee details on page 5

OptionalBumper Roller Assembly MOD2300B

Thrusafe

Thrusafe End StirrupPFD0100BSWSee details on page 5

9’-8” (3 m) Thrusafe Platform AssemblyPFD3001Dcomprised of

1- 9’-8” (3 m) Thrusafe Hinged DeckPFD3100D

2- 9’-8” (3 m) Side SectionsPFD3200D

4- 9’-8” (3 m) HandrailsPFD3300D

3’ (1 m) Thrusafe Platform Assembly PFD1001Dcomprised of

1- 3’ (1 m) Thrusafe Hinged DeckPFD1100D

2- 3’ (1 m) Side SectionsPFD1200D

4- 3’ (1 m) HandrailsPFD1300B

6’-4” (2 m) Thrusafe Platform Assembly PFD2001Dcomprised of

1- 6’-4” (2 m) Thrusafe Hinged Deck PFD2100D


4- 6’-4” (2 m) HandrailsPFD2300B

Thrusafe “U” Connector - PFD0500BSWSee details on page 5

Thrusafe “U” Connector -PFD0500BSWSee details on page 5

Suspension Bracket99-MODHSEHC

SuspensionBracket 99-MODHSEHC

Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup SFD-01-0002SWSee details on page 5



5

MODULAR FOLDED PLATFORMS

Thrusafe

Fig. 2 Thrusafe “U” Connector PFD0500BSW

Fig. 1Thrusafe End Stirrup

PFD0100BSW

PFD0120BSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Leg

99-MODHSEHC - Suspension Bracket

PFD0200BSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Hoist Support

PFD0400BSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Midrail

PFD0300BSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Toe Board

PFD0110BSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Base

PFD0500SSW - Thrusafe End Stirrup Hardware

PFD0100SSW - Thrusafe “U” Connector Hardware

99-MODSCI - Swivel Caster 6” Dia.

SFD-01-3000SW - Full C Stirrup Thrusafe HeadAssembly

SFD-01-2000SW - Full C Stirrup Mast Assembly

99-MODHSFCWC - Hoist Saddle Full C

SFD-01-1000SW - Full C Stirrup Thrusafe Base

Fig. 3Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup SFD-01-0002SW

99-MODPFC



6

Read this general warning first.

In suspended platform operations, safety is a matter of life or death for riggers, operators and by-standers. Thiswarning is your share of duties for achieving safety.

YOUR DUTY TO UNDERSTAND AND COMPLY.

1. It is the responsibility of the rigger’s and the operator’s,and their employer’s responsibility, if they operate underan employer’s control, to strictly conform to the followingwarnings.

2. It is imperative for safety and efficiency of operationsthat this manual be read and fully understood by therigger and the operator before rigging or operating theplatform. All instructions contained herein must becarefully and strictly followed, including applicableSafway safety guidelines.

3. Should you hand over a platform under whateverconditions, to any party operating out of your control, you

must attach a clean copy of this manual and draw to theother party’s attention that strictly following all the

instructions therein is a matter of life or death.

4. Before rigging and operating this platform, the rigger andthe operator must become aware of all the requirements offederal, state, provincial and local safety regulations notonly applicable to the platform but also to the entiresuspended scaffold system and any component of it.

5. Never use the scaffold platform for any job other thanlifting personnel on suspended scaffold according to theinstructions of this manual.

6. Never load the platform above its rated load or capacity,

YOUR DUTY TO INSPECT AND MAINTAIN.

7. Keep this manual available at all times for easy referencewhenever required. Extra copies are available fromSafway and/or your equipment supplier.

8. Carefully take notice of all the labels affixed to theplatform. Never rig or operate the platform if any label,normally fixed on it is obscured or missing. Replacement

labels are available through Safway and/or yourequipment supplier.

9. Every time the platform is to be rigged or used, check thatthe platform, hoists, wire ropes and other components ofthe suspended scaffold system are complete and in goodworking condition, prior to proceeding. All specifiedhardware must be in place with the pins secured and allbolts tightened.

10. A careful and regular inspection of the platform hoists, wireropes and other components of the installation is part ofthe safety requirements. If you have a question, callSafway and/or your equipment supplier.

11. Maintenance may only be carried out by personnelauthorized by Safway. A signed and dated inspectionrecord should be maintained.

12. After each de-rigging and before re-rigging, the platformmust be inspected by a competent person familiar withthe platform and professionally trained for the purpose.

13. Inspection by persons authorized by Safwayis to be carried out once every six months orevery 200 hours. A signed and dated inspectionrecord should be maintained.

14. The manufacturer declines any responsibility forconsequences of repairs or modifications brought out ofits control to the product, specially by replacement oforiginal parts or repairs by another manufacturer.

YOUR DUTY TO TRAIN AND CONTROL PEOPLE.

Compliance with safety rules extends to riggingoperations which must be carried out only after securingsafe conditions of operation as per safety regulations andrequirements.

15. An operator must not be assigned to a suspended job orto rigging for a suspended job, or to de-rigging after thejob, if that person is not:

a) mentally and physically fit for the purpose especially atheights.

b) competent for the job to be performed.

c) familiar with the scaffold equipment as rigged.

d) professionally trained for working under the aboverequirements.

Except for the operations described in this manual, themaintenance of the platform unit, as well as repair, mustbe exclusively done by personnel authorized by Safway.Spare parts used for all equipment must be exclusively inaccordance with the serial number of each product.No substitutions are allowed.

16. Never let the platform or other components of asuspended scaffold system be managed or operated byany person other than authorized and assigned to thejob. Keep the equipment, either rigged or unrigged, out ofreach of unauthorized persons, while out of operation.

17. Training operators and riggers includes setting up rescueprocedure should a scaffold be brought to a standstillduring a job. Such procedure must be set up by acompetent person of the user, or its technical consultant,according to the working conditions, prior to putting theequipment into operation.

18. Every suspended job must be placed under the control ofa person having the required competence and authorityfor checking that all the instructions prescribed by thismanual be regularly and efficiently carried out.

GENERAL WARNING



7

YOUR DUTY TO SAFETY BEYOND THE PLATFORM

The Thrusafe equipment has been specially designed to befitted with Tirak® - Saturn hoists. As being only one piece of a scaffold system, the platformcan contribute to the required safety only if:

19. Compatibility of other brands of hoists has been verified &

approved by Safway's engineering department.

20. It is fitted on compatible equipment.

21. Other components meet the requirements of the applicablesafety regulations and requirements, are of the properquality, assembled to form a safe and efficient suspended

scaffold system and are approved by Safway'sengineering department.

22. Every upper support of the scaffold is stable, sufficientlystrong and properly tied back to the structure, according tothe load either static or dynamic.

23. The supporting structure and tie-backs are required to withstand every load to be applied, either static or dynamic,during rigging or operating the scaffold equipment.

24. All the requirements in strength and resistance are obtainedwith the necessary safety coefficients (see regulations andprofessional standards).

25. All the calculations, design and subsequent work necessaryto meet the above requirements have been made by acompetent person on the basis of proper technicalinformation regarding the site.

YOUR DUTY TO AVOID TAKING CHANCES.

26. Once the suspended platform has been lifted off its initialsupport (ground or any other level), it is imperative not torelease, remove, alter or obstruct any part of the equipmentunder load.

27. NEVER allow any condition which would result in asuspension wire rope becoming SLACK during theoperation unless:

a) the suspended platform is supported on the surfacegiving access to the operator in compliance with safetyregulations.

b) or unless another suspension wire rope has been safelyrigged to the suspension platform.

28. Never operate a platform and its accessories, especiallyelectric ones, in a potentially explosive atmosphere.

29. For any job to be performed on the suspended equipment,consider and control the specific risks related to the natureof the job.

30. Should you decide that this platform is no longer to be used,take precautions in disposing of it so that it cannot be usedany more.

31. The manufacturer declines any responsibility for anyspecial rigging or structural combinations beyond thedescriptions of this manual.

32. The manufacturer declines any responsibility for anyother use of the platforms, than described in thismanual.

AN ULTIMATE RECOMMENDATION

Never neglect means to improve safety. Due to the risks inherent in the use of suspended scaffolding, it is stronglyrecommended that every installation be equipped withsecondary wire rope(s) fitted with a separate fall arrestsystem, anchored to a safe separate point of the buildingstructure.

This manual is neither a regulations compliancemanual nor a general training guide on a suspendedscaffold operations. You must refer to properinstructions delivered by manufacturers of the otherpieces of equipment included in your suspendedscaffold installation. Whenever calculations andspecific rigging and handling are involved, the operatorshould be professionally trained to that end and securerelevant information prior to commencing such work.


2. TRANSPORT AND HANDLING

Improper shipping of the Platforms will cause damage to theside sections, that the sides will no longer join to the decksection.

Always stack the platforms in such a way that the top sidesection is facing down so no damage can occur to the slot atthe bottom where the deck section slips in. See Figures A-B

Fig. A – Always stack the knockdown side sections in such away that the "U" channel faces down! This willprevent damage to the "U" channel when strappedduring shipping.

Strapping

Toeboard

"U" channel

Fig. B – If stacked incorrectly the force from the strappingcan cause damage to the "U" channel of the sidesection, that the deck section will no longer fit in.

"U" channel

Strapping Toeboard


8

ShippingComponents Weight

lbs. (kg)

9’-8” (3 m) - Thrusafe platform* PFD3001DSW 174 (79.1)assembly

6’-4” (2 m) - Thrusafe platform* PFD2001DSW 121 (55)assembly

3’ (1 m) -Thrusafe platform* PFD1001DSW 62 (28.2)assembly

Thrusafe End Stirrup PFD0100BSW 92 (41.8)

Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup SFD-01-0002SW 143 (65)

Thrusafe “U” Connector PFD0500BSW 57.5 (26.1)

Saddle End Stirrup 99-MODHSEHC 8 (4)

Saddle Full “C” Stirrup 99-MODHSFCWC 8 (4)

* Includes 1-Deck Section, 2-Side Sections & 4-Handrails

Handle equipment with care, and prevent wire ropes frombecoming kinked. Do not drop equipment during loading orunloading. Carefully impose loads on scaffold and withoutimpact.

If the platform becomes bent as shown, do notuse the damaged platform as structural integrity

may be lost. Contact a Safway representative before using the platform!

Note: When moving the platforms with a forkliftuse caution to prevent damage

Check the integrity of the platform before theequipment is used.

CAUTION

WARNING

WARNING



9

D

F

F

C

D

AB

D

B

C

F

E

PART No. Description A B C D E F LBS.

PFD3001D THRUSAFE - 3m Platforms 29” 24 1/2” 40 9/16” 56” 118” 125 3/4” 174

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD2001D THRUSAFE - 2m Platforms 29” 24 1/2” 40 9/16” 56” 79 1/4” 86 1/2” 121

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD1001D THRUSAFE - 1m Platforms 29” 24 1/2” 40 9/16” 56” 38 1/2” 45 3/4” 62

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD3100D�� THRUSAFE - 3m Deck Section 281/4” 24 1/4” 14 5/16” 5 1/8” 114 1/2” 117 3/4” 62

PFD3200D�� THRUSAFE - 3m Side Section 1 1/2” - 13” 17 3/16” 113 1/2” 115 1/2” 37

PFD3300B�� THRUSAFE - 3m Handrails 1 3/4” - - - - 114 1/2” 9.5

PFD2100D�� THRUSAFE - 2m Deck Section 281/4” 24 1/4” 14 5/16” 5 1/8” 76 3/4” 79 3/4” 41.5

PFD2200D�� THRUSAFE - 2m Side Section 1 1/2” - 13” 17 3/16” 74 1/4” 76 1/4” 27.5

PFD2300B�� THRUSAFE - 2m Handrails 1 3/4” - - - - 74 1/4” 6

PFD1100D�� THRUSAFE - 1m Deck Section 281/4” 24 1/4” 14 5/16” 5 1/8” 35 3/4” 38 3/4” 21

PFD1200D�� THRUSAFE - 1m Side Section 1 1/2” - 13” 17 3/16” 34” 35 1/2” 14.5

PFD1300B�� THRUSAFE - 1m Handrails 1 3/4” - - - - 34 1/2” 3

PFD0500BSW THRUSAFE - Platform 29” 24 5/8” - 48 5/8” - 6 1/2” 57.5

“U” Connector (3 pcs. bolted together)

PFD0100BSW THRUSAFE - Platform 29 1/4” 26 3/4” 48 5/8” 56 1/16” - 6 1/2” 92

End Stirrup (6 pcs. bolted together)

SFD-01-0002SW THRUSAFE - FULL “C” 47” 71 1/2” 143

STIRRUP (3 pcs. bolted together)

A

AB

E

B

C

D

Folded Deck Section

F

D

FE

C

A

F

A

2. TRANSPORT AND HANDLINGUS

Full “C” Stirrup “U” Connector End Stirrup

Deck Section Side Section and Handrails

A

A

D

Platforms



10

D

F

F

C

D

AB

D

B

C

F

E

PART No. Description A B C D E F KG.

PFD3001D THRUSAFE - 3m Platforms 737mm 625mm 1030mm 1422mm 2997mm 3194mm 79.6

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD2001D THRUSAFE - 2m Platforms 737mm 625mm 1030mm 1422mm 2032mm 2216mm 55

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD1002D�� THRUSAFE - 1m Platforms 737mm 625mm 1030mm 1422mm 978mm 1162mm 28.2

w/2 End Stirrups

PFD3100D�� THRUSAFE - 3m Deck Section 718mm 616mm 364mm 130mm 2915mm 2991mm 28.2

PFD3200D�� THRUSAFE - 3m Side Section 38mm - 330mm 437mm 2883mm 2934mm 17

PFD3300B�� THRUSAFE - 3m Handrails 44.5mm - - - - 2908mm 5


PFD2200D�� THRUSAFE - 2m Side Section 38mm - 330mm 437mm 1886mm 1937mm 12.5

PFD2300B�� THRUSAFE - 2m Handrails 44.5mm - - - - 1956mm 2.7


PFD1200D�� THRUSAFE - 1m Side Section 38mm - 330mm 437mm 851mm 901mm 6.4

PFD1300B�� THRUSAFE - 1m Handrails 44.5mm - - - - 901mm 2

PFD0500BSW THRUSAFE - Platform 737mm 625mm - 1235mm - 165mm 26.1

“U” Connector (3 pcs. bolted together)

PFD0100B�� THRUSAFE - Platform 737mm 625mm 1235mm 1424mm - 165mm 41.8

End Stirrup ( 6 pcs. bolted together)

SFD-01-0002SW THRUSAFE - FULL “C” 1194mm 1816mm 65

STIRRUP (3 pcs. bolted together)

A

AB

E

B

C

D

Folded Deck Section

F

D

FE

C

A

F

A

2. TRANSPORT AND HANDLINGMetric

Full “C” Stirrup “U” Connector End Stirrup

Deck Section Side Section and Handrails

A

A

D

Platforms



11

3.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR THRUSAFE

3.1.1 Platform with End Stirrups

Fig. 4

standard module length in meters

3.1 MODULAR COMBINATIONS FOR VARIOUSPLATFORM LENGTHS

3.1.1 PLATFORM WITH END STIRRUPS

(Measurements are approximate dimensions)

Nominal Lengths (US) (metric)

Platform length: 6’-4” (2 m)

Platform length: 9’-8” (3 m)

Platform length: 13’-0" (4 m)












All configurations above must be used with two End Stirrups for suspensionWARNING



12

3.1.2 Platform with Intermediate Stirrups

Fig. 5

(Measurements are approximate dimensions)

Nominal Lengths (US) (metric)

Platform length 20’-0" (6 m)

Platform length 23’-0" (7m)




Platform length 36’-0" (11m)








denotes standard modular length in meters

denotes intermediate stirrup

denotes maximum cantilever length

allowed at both ends

All configurations above must be used with two full “C” Stirrups suspension systems!WARNING


3.2 LOAD RATINGS FOR VARIOUS PLATFORM LENGTHS

3.2.1 Platform with End Stirrups


13

LOAD RATINGS FOR VARIOUS PLATFORM LENGTHS

6’-4” (2) 542 (246)** 750 (340)9’-8” (3) 593 (270)** 750 (340)13’-0" (4) 719 (327) 1000 (450)16’-6" (5) 770 (350) 1250 (570)20’-0" (6) 821 (373) 1500 (680)23’ (7) 931 (423) 1500 (680)26’-0" (8) 998 (454) 1500 (680)29’-6" (9) 1049 (477) 1500 (680)33’-0" (10) 1159 (527) 1250 (570)36’-0" (11) 1226 (557) 1000 (450)39’-6" (12) 1277 (580) 750 (340)42’-6" (13) 1387 (630) 750 (340)46’-6" (14) 1454 (661) 750 (340)49’-0" (15) 1505 (684) 750 (340)

*Hoist weight assumed to be 125 lb. (57 kg) ea., two hoists per platform.For self-weight of the platform deduct 250 lbs. (114kg).** Based on 1 platform only!

NominalPlatform Length

ft. – in (m)

Rated Load of the

Platform

lbs. (kg)**

Platform weight with Thrusafe Platform End

Stirrups includinghoists*

lbs. (kg)**

56 1

/16” -

1424m

m

48

5/8

” -

1235m

m

29”737mm

PFD0102BSW

Fig. 7Platform Length

6’-6” (2m) or longer

rated loadequally distributed

Note: The rated load should be located in thecenter of the platform and distributed overthe length of at least 6’-4” (2m). (See Figure 7 above)If the load is offset toward a hoist, do notlet it exceed the rated load of the hoist lesshalf the weight of the platform itself.

Model Number Description Lbs. Kg.

PFD0100BSW End Stirrup 92 41.8

Fig. 6

Total of platform weight & live load to be placed onplatform shall not exceed rated load of hoists.

CAUTION



14

3.2 LOAD RATINGS FOR VARIOUS PLATFORM LENGTHS

3.2.2 Platform with Full “C” Stirrup

LOAD RATINGS FOR VARIOUS PLATFORM LENGTHS

9’-8” (3) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A13’-0" (4) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A16’-6" (5) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A20’-0" (6) 1091 (496) 1500 (680) 500 (230) up to 3’-3” (1m)

23’ (7) 1201 (546) 1500 (680) 500 (230) up to 3’-3” (1m)26’-0" (8) 1268 (576) 1500 (680) 500 (230) up to 3’-3” (1m)29’-6" (9) 1319 (600) 1500 (680) 500 (230) up to 3’-3” (1m)33’-0" (10) 1445 (657) 1250 (570) 500 (230) up to 5’ (1.5m)36’-0" (11) 1571 (714) 1000 (450) 500 (230) up to 5’ (1.5m)39’-6" (12) 1622 (737) 1000 (450) 500 (230) up to 5’ (1.5m)42’-6" (13) 1673 (760) 1000 (450) 500 (230) up to 5’ (1.5m)46’-6" (14) 1724 (784) 1000 (450) 500 (230) up to 6’-6” (2m)49’-0" (15) 1775 (807) 1000 (450) 500 (230) up to 6’-6” (2m)52’-6” (16) 1976 (898) 750 (340) 500 (230) up to 6’-6” (2m)

56’ (17) 2027 (921) 750 (340) 500 (230) up to 6’-6” (2m)59’ (18) 2003 (910) 750 (340) 500 (230) up to 6’-6” (2m)

*Hoist weight assumed to be 125 lb. (57 kg) ea., two hoists per platform. For self-weight of the platform deduct 250 lbs. (114kg).** Rated load of the platform is applied load on the center section and the two cantiliver sections.

NominalPlatform Length

ft. – in (m)

Rated Load of the

Platformlbs.** (kg)**

Platform weight with Thrusafe Platform with

Full “C” Stirrupsincluding hoists*lbs. (kg)

Cantilever LoadRating

lbs. (kg)

Total of platform weight & live load to be placed onplatform shall not exceed rated load of hoists.

CAUTION

Cantilever Lengthwith Full “C” Stirrup

ft. – in (m)

Fig. 8

20’ to 59’ (6 m to 18 m)

13’ to 49’ (4 m to 15 m)

6’-6” (2 m) or longer

500 lbs.(230 kg) Load on center 500 lbs.(230 kg) maximum load on section equally maximum load on

a cantilever section distributed a cantilever section

Note: Only use 9’-8” (3m) sections on both ends ofany platform using Intermediate Stirrups.Joints should not be beyond the stirrup.

Note: The rated load is to be located in the centerof the platform and distributed over a lengthof at least 6’-6” (2m). If the load is offsettoward a hoist, do not let it exceed the ratedload of the hoist less half the self-weight ofthe platform.

Model Number Description Lbs. Kg.

SFD-01-0002SW Full “C” Stirrup 143 65

71 1

/2” -

1816m

m

47” - 1194mm


Hardware for Thrusafe End Stirrup - PFD0500SSW

Parts shown are not to scale.

Do not substitute hardware with different gradebolts. Replacements are available from Safway orour equipment supplier.

4.1 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE PLATFORM

END STIRRUPS - PFD0100BSW

If required for entry, disassemble the Thrusafe “U” Connector

End Stirrup (PFD0100BSW) and reassemble in the workingarea.

1) Align the Connector base (PFD0110BSW)(Note: “THISSIDE UP” label on the base, the tabs must be toward theground) and the Toe Board (PFD0300BSW)(the tabs on thetoe board must be inside the connector base) as shown inFig. 11.

2) Assemble the two Thrusafe “U” Connector Legs(PFD0120BSW) to the “U” Connector Base(PFD0110BSW) and Toe board (PFD0300BSW) (Note: thisside up label on the base, the tabs must be toward theground) with the hardware. (See Fig. 10)Insert bolt (A) with 1 washer (D) already inplace through the Toe Board, ConnectorBase and Connector Legs. Then add thesecond washer (D), locking washer (E)and hex nut (C). Repeat until all fourbolts are in place andtighten securely. (See Fig. 12)


15

Parts listing for the

PFD0100BSW End Stirrup

Fig. 9

99-MODSCI SwivelCaster 6” Dia.Already Attached(do not r emove)

PFD0300BSW Thrusafe “U”Connector Toe Board

PFD0120BSW Thrusafe “U”Connector Leg

PFD0110BSW Thrusafe “U”Connector base

PFD0200BSW Thrusafe“U” Connector HoistSupport

PFD0400BSW Thrusafe “U”Connector Midrail

Fig. 10

99-MODHSEHCThrusafe - Saddle EndStirrup

Fig. 11

Fig. 12

A EDCB

A

E

D

C

D

PART# DESCRIPTION QTY.

A FA0500402 1/2”-16 x 4” HEX BOLT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 8

B FA0500102 1/2”-16 x 1” HEX BOLT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 8

C FN0010502 1/2" Hex NUT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 16

D FAX1012 1/2" FLAT WASHER PLTD 16

E FAZ0512 1/2" WASHER LOCK PLTD 16

WARNING


PFD0120BSW

PFD0200BSW


16

4.1 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE PLATFORMEND STIRRUPS (Continued)

3) Connect the Thrusafe “U” Connector Hoist Support(PFD0200BSW) (Note: this side up label on the HoistSupport, the saddle must be in the upward position)to the Connector Legs (PFD0120BSW), with thehardware as shown in Fig. 10. Insert bolt (A) with 1washer (D) already in place through the Hoist Supportand Connector Leg. Then add the second washer (D),locking washer (E) and hex nut (C). Repeat until allfour bolts are in place and tighten securely. (See Fig. 13)

4) Then position the Midrail (PFD0400BSW) startingfrom the exterior of the Connector Leg(PFD0120BSW) and insert through to holes on thefirst leg and into the second connector leg and lock inplace with the hairpin provided. (See Fig. 14 and 15)

Fig. 13

A

E

D

C

D

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

PFD0200BSW

PFD0120BSW

PFD0400BSW

99-MODHSEHC


Check that all hardware is secured correctly andthat all bolts are fully tightened, before operatingthe platform!


17

Fig. 18

Thrusafe Hoist Mounting Hardware - PFD0002-HW (forone hoist only)


Do not substitute hardware with different grade bolts.

Replacements are available from Safway or your equipment supplier.

A CB

Fig. 16

PFD0120BSW

99-MODSCI

99-MODHSEHC

PFD0200BSW

4.1 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE PLATFORMEND STIRRUPS (Continued)

5) The Casters should already be attached and there is no needto remove them. If they are not attached, align the Caster(99-MODSCI) to the Connector Leg (PFD0120BSW) usingthe remaining hardware shown in fig. 10 on page 15. Insertbolt (B) into the Connector Leg (PFD0120BSW) and throughthe caster (99-MODSCI) and connect via the locking washer(D) and nut (C). Repeat until all four bolts are attached. (See Fig. 16)

6) The Saddle (99-MODHSEHC) should already beattached to the “U” Connector Hoist Support (PFD0200BSW)and there is no need to remove. If not attached, align the

saddle (99-MODHSEHC-00) to the hoist support(PFD0200BSW) as shown in Fig. 17. Attach using theThrusafe hoist mounting hardware (PFD0002-HW). Insert the6” bolt (A) with 1 washer (C) already in place through thebracket and hoist support, then add the second washer (C)and nylock nut (B). (See Fig. 17 and 18)

Fig. 17

B

D

C

WARNING WARNING


A FA0750602 3/4”-12 x 6” HEX BOLT-10 UNC GR 5 PLTD 1

B FN0020752 3/4" NYLOCK NUT - 10 UNC GR 5 PLTD 1

C FAX1634 3/4" FLAT WASHER PLTD 2

PFD0120BSW



18

Hardware for Thrusafe End Stirrup - PFD0500SSW


Do not substitute hardware with different grade

bolts. Replacements are available from Safway or your equipment supplier.

4.2 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE PLATFORM“U” CONNECTOR - PFD0500BSW

If required for entry disassemble the Thrusafe “U” Connector(PFD0500BSW) and reassemble in the working area.

1) Assemble the two Thrusafe “U” Connector Legs(PFD0120BSW) to the “U” Connector Base(PFD0110BSW)(Note: this side up label on the base, thetabs must be toward the ground) with the hardware. (See Fig. 19) Insert bolt (A) with 1 washer (C) already inplace through the Connector Base and Connector Legs.Then add the second washer (C), locking washer (D) andhex nut (B). Repeat until all four bolts are in place andtighten securely. (See Fig. 20.)

Fig. 20

Fig. 19

A DCB

B

D

C

A

C

PFD0110BSW

PFD0120BSW


A FA0500402 1/2”-16 X 4” HEX BOLT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 4

B FN0010502 1/2" Hex NUT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 4


D FAZ0512 1/2" WASHER LOCK PLTD 4

WARNING



19

4.3 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE PLATFORMS

Thrusafe Modular Sections are supplied with the deck, twoside sections and 4 handrails ready to assemble together.Complete with the following mounting hardware: 2 ball lock pins(99-MODPINSD), 8 gravity locking pins (99-MODPINP) and 8handrail pins (FY1013800). These sections allow compactstorage, ease of transportation and access through restrictedopenings.

THRUSAFE Modular Platforms are NOTcompatible to SKYSAFE platforms or platformsmade by other manufacturers.

Thrusafe platforms are easy to assemble.

1 Check components before assembly. Four handrails, two sidesections and one deck of equal length are required for any ofthe 1m, 2m & 3m (3’, 6’-4” & 9’-8”) assemblies.

2 Ensure that both the connecting ends of the deck and the slotat the inside of both side section toeboards are free of debris.Carefully unfold the deck and remove any buildup beforeassembly. (See Fig. 21)

3 Inspect ball lock pins (99-MODPINSD) for damage prior toinstallation. (See Fig. 22)

4 Connect the side sections to the deck by aligning the holes atthe toe board slot. (See Fig. 22)

5. Secure the components together with ball lock pins (99-

MODPINSD) provided. Do not hammer or force thepins into place.

6. Ensure the ball lock pin (99-MODPINSD) is fully engaged.(See Fig. 23)

Once assembled, THRUSAFE Modular Platform sections canonly be connected using a Thrusafe “U” Connector(PFD0500BSW).

4.4 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE FULL “C” STIRRUPAND HOISTSIf required for entry disassemble the Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup(SFD-01-0002SW) and reassemble in the working area.

a. Assemble (K) SFD-01-1000SW Base Assembly to (J) SFD-01-2000SW Mast Support Assembly with the two supplied (A)3/4 inch-10 UNC x 6 inch long SAE grade 5 or better bolts,(B) two 3/4” hex nuts, (C) two 3/4” flat washers and (D) two3/4”locking washers. (See Fig. 25 to 28)

b. Assemble (I) SFD-01-3000SW Head Assembly to (J) SFD-01-2000SW Mast Support Assembly with the two supplied (A)3/4 inch-10 UNC x 6 inch long SAE grade 5 or better bolts,(B) two 3/4” hex nuts, (C) two 3/4” Flat Washers and (D) two3/4”locking washers. (See Fig. 26)

c. Assemble the platform on a level surface.

sidesection

sidesection

ball lockpins

align holes and secure

ball lock pin

decksidesection

Un-folded deck

Fig. 23

Ball lock pinfully engaged

WARNING

d. Refer to the configuration chart (Fig. 5, page 12) for themaximum distance allowed between the Intermediate Stirrupand the end of the platform for the applicable platform length.

e. Position the stirrup on the platform.

Folded Deck

Carefully unfold the deck and removeany buildup before assembly

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

f. Clamp the horizontal member (1) of the stirrup to the two bottom rails of the end modular section with four 3/8 inch -16UNC x 1-1/4 inch long SAE grade 5 or better bolts with lockwashers and a clamp plates (2) (each of which has a

threaded hole). (See Fig 25)

g. Clamp the Mast (3) of the intermediate stirrup to the vertical of the modular section with (E) two 1/2 inch -13UNCx 3 inch long SAE grade 5 or better bolts and (F) nuts with(H) lock and (G) flat washers and a (4) clamp plate.

(See Fig 27)

h. Mount the hoists to the stirrups with hardware of the sizeand grade specified in the hoist instruction manual.



20

Fig. 24

Hardware for Thrusafe Full “C” Stirrup SFD-01-0002SW


A

E

DCB

HGF


A FA0750602 3/4”-12 x 6” HEX BOLT - 10 UNC GR 5 PLTD 4

B FN0010752 3/4" Hex NUT - 10 UNC GR 5 PLTD 4


D FAZ07348 3/4" LOCKING WASHER PLTD 4

E FA0500302 1/2”-16 X 3” HEX BOLT - 13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 2

F FN0010502 1/2" Hex NUT -13 UNC GR 5 PLTD 2

G FAX1012 1/2" FLAT WASHER PLTD 2

H FAZ0512 1/2" WASHER LOCK PLTD 2

WARNINGDo not substitute hardware with different grade bolts.

Replacements are available from Safway or yourequipment supplier.

a. Do not cross wire ropesb. Reeving the Full “C” Stirrup (Fig. 29). For the primaryline start at the top right guide of the Stirrup and guideunder the right wheel assembly. The wire then runs upand over the second right wheel and travels down intothe Blocstop. From the Blocstop it runs through the topof the hoisting mechanism and out through the bottom.Repeat using the left-handed side if using the tworope system.

Fig.29 Single Line SystemFig.30

SFD-01-3000SWFull C Stirrup Thrusafe Head Assembly

SFD-01-2000SWFull C StirrupThrusafe Head Support Assembly

SFD-01-1000SWFull C StirrupThrusafe Base Assembly

Fig. 25

Fig. 28

Fig. 27

Fig. 26B

D

C

A

C

B

D

G

H

F

E

2

4

3

4

I

K

J

A1

Two Line System

Single / Two Line Systems Information


21


Handrail Connecting PinFY1013801SW

4.5 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE COMPONENTS INTO MODULAR SECTIONS

a. Align the Thrusafe platform and the End Stirrup

(PFD0100BSW), (with the Toeboard (PFD0300BSW) facingtoward the operator (See Fig. 31 - label “Inside Stage”) ona level surface. Lift the center of the deck so it rests on thecenter tab of the stirrup (this tab must be facing down, asshown). Align the stirrup pin holes and insert four gravity lock

pins (two on each side) from the inside of the platform. Donot hammer or force the pins into place. (See Fig. 31)

b. Use only the supplied 5/8 inch diameter gravity lock pins.Make sure that the pins are not worn, bent or otherwisedamaged. Never substitute alternative pins or bolts.

c. After each pin is installed, ensure that the gravity lock isrotated closed and nearest to vertical to prevent the pin fromdislodging (See Fig. 31)

d.Pin the four handrails in place with the handrail connecting

pins (FY1013800) and lock in place (See Fig. 31A). Twohandrails in the top bracket position and two on the lowerbrackets. Once the platform is in working position, theworking side guardrail may be lowered and placed in thestorage position to provide easier access. (See Fig. 35 page 25)

e. Bring a hoist to the top of the end stirrup (mount the hoist with

the controls facing towards the operator). The PFD0300BSWThrusafe “U” Connector Toeboard (The “inside stage“sticker must also be facing toward the platform deck).

f. Attach the hoist, with the controls facing towards the stage tothe stirrup using mounting hardware provided by yoursupplier. (See Fig. 31A)

Fig. 31A

closed

Gravity Lock Pin - 99-MODPINP(always rotate closed, facing

Thrusafe “U”Connector EndStirrup(PFD0100BSW)

Toeboard

(PFD0300BSW)

Fig. 31

Top Position

Lower Position

Note: If you are having problems aligning the EndStirrup or “U” Connector to the platform,loosen the hardware. Correctly align the holesand insert the gravity lock pins. Once the pinsare correctly in place tighten all hardwaresecurely on the End Stirrup or “U” Connector.



22

4.5 ASSEMBLY OF THRUSAFE COMPONENTS INTO MODULAR SECTIONS (continued)

For platforms with more than one section, it is necessaryto assemble the sections together with a Thrusafe “U”Connector PFD0500BSW (per the configuration chart)at the intermediate connections.

a. Build the required sections for the specific platformlength.

b. Align the platform sections on a level surface.

c. Adjacent platforms shall be only connected withThrusafe “U” Connector PFD0500BSW (See Fig. 32).

d. Lift the center of the deck so it rests on the center tabof the “U” Connector (this tab must be facing down).Then use 4 four gravity lock pins provided with theplatform side panels to attach the U-Connector to theend of the platform section. Always insert gravity lock

pins from the inside of the platform. Do not hammeror force the pins into place. (See Fig. 32)

e. Use only the supplied 5/8 inch diameter gravity lockpins. Make sure that the pins are not worn, bent orotherwise damaged. Never substitute alternative pins,bolts or any other connector for the U-ConnectorPFD0500BSW.

f. Bring the next platform section into place, lift the centerof the deck so it rests on the center tab of the “U”Connector (this tab must be facing down). Then align itto the U-Connector and connect using the 4-gravitylock pins connected to the platform side panels.

g. After each pin is installed, ensure that the gravity lockis rotated closed (See Fig. 32) and nearly vertical toprevent the pin from dislodging.

h. Pin the four handrails in place with the

handrail connecting pins (FY1013801SW)and lock in place (See Fig. 32). Twohandrails in the top bracket positionand two on the lower brackets. Oncethe platform is in working position, theworking side guardrail may be loweredand placed in the storage position to provide easieraccess. (See Fig. 35 page 25)

Handrail Connecting PinFY1013801SW

Gravity Lock Pin (always rotate closed)99-MODPINP

Thrusafe “U” ConnectorPFD0500BSW

closed

Be sure to close the gravity pinonce in place.

Fig. 32

Note: If you are having problems aligningthe End Stirrup or “U” Connector tothe platform, loosen the hardware onthem. Correctly align the holes andinsert the gravity lock pins. Once thepins are correctly in place tighten allhardware securely on the End Stirrupor “U” Connector.



23

4.6 ASSEMBLY OF BUMPER ROLLERS

MOD2300B

a. Place the bumper rollers such that the two bottom clipsengage the platform toeboard.

b. Engage the upper clamp to the toeboard and tighten thelocking screw to secure the bumper roller to the toeboard.

4.7 INSTALLATION OF SWIVEL CASTERS FOR

Thrusafe “U” Connector End Stirrup

(model PFD0100BSW)

a. If a caster is not installed to the Thrusafe End Stirrup, boltit to the bottom of the stirrup with four 1/2” -13 UNC x 1”inch long SAE grade 5 or better bolts and nuts with lockwashers. (See Fig 16 page 17)

4.8 SET UP OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY WIREROPES, (if required)

a. Use only wire ropes as specified by the hoistmanufacturer.

b. Before setting up the wire ropes, ensure that thesuspension points are capable of supporting the hoist,platform and its rated load with the required safety factorsaccording to regulations.

c. Ensure that the distance (a) between the suspensionpoints is equal to the distance (b) between the platformstirrups. The wire ropes must be vertical and parallel toeach other for proper operation of the platform.(See Fig. 33)

d. Unreel the wire ropes at ground level, and pull them to thetop of the building using a transfer line. Never unreel orthrow a wire rope from the top of the building.

e. Attach each wire rope to an independent suspension point.

f. If using 2 ropes check that the distance between the dualwire ropes of the hoist is the same at both the top andbottom ends.

g. All personnel must be independently tied off to a separatevertical lifeline when using a single rope system.

h. When using a dual line, all personnel must be tied off tothe horizontal lifeline on the platform.

O

On counterweighted suspension systems, it is essential

for safety that all the counterweights be marked with theirweight, solid in weight and secured on the suspensionstructure. Total amount and location of counterweightmust be calculated by a professionally competentperson according to applicable regulations and checkedbefore each use, or shift change.

4.9 SET UP OF OUTRIGGERS AND COUNTERWEIGHT SYSTEM

Always ensure that the floor or roof structure can safelysustain the loads of the necessary counterweights, beamsand scaffold, including reactions at the building edge. If indoubt ask!

Note #1: All anchoring devices must be secured to astructurally sound anchorage on the building orstructure by a tieback having strength equivalent to orgreater than that of the hoisting rope. If tiebackscannot be perpendicular to the face of the building orstructure, opposing angle tiebacks shall be used. Onetieback is required within 25° of the centerline. Twotiebacks are required if between 25° to 50° ofcenterline. One must be on each side of thecenterline.

Note #2: The use of any suspended scaffold is unsafewithout:

a. Guardrails, midrails and toeboards on all sides ofthe scaffold platform in accordance with OSHAregulations, State, Provincial and Local codes. It is ofthe utmost importance to include these componentswhen using suspended scaffold.

b. Personal fall arrest systems in use that comply withOSHA regulations, State, Local and Provincial codes.

Never exceed the allowable outreach/overhang length asper the counterweight chart. Consult the supplier ormanufacturer for such conditions which must be treatedon an individual basis and may involve differentmaterials or methods.

Platform withIntermediate Stirrups

Platform withEnd Stirrups

Fig. 33

WARNING

WARNING

CAUTION



24

5.3 Hoists

a. Refer to the manual of the hoist manufacturer.

b. Check if the power supply is compatible with therequirement of the hoist.

c. Check if the cable size of the power cord is sufficient.

d. Check that the hoists, blocstop and emergency switchesfunction properly.

e. Check that power cord has strain relief to avoid damage.

5.4 Wire ropes

a. Refer to the manual of the hoist manufacturer.b. Visual check of wire ropes.

NOTE: Only wire ropes specified by the hoist manufacturershould be used. Wire ropes must be replaced if any

of the following defects are found:

- more than 7 wires broken on a length of 1 foot (300 mm).

- kinking, crushing, birdcaging or any other distortion of thewire rope construction.

- corrosion.

- heat damage.

- reduction of nominal diameter of more than 5%. (See Fig. 34)

- refer to wire rope manufacturer if in doubt.

- If using intermediate stirrups check that the wire rope isreeved through the sheeves and seated properly in the “U”of the sheave.

- Examples of damaged wire ropes

5. CHECKS BEFORE OPERATING THE PLATFORM

Before starting use on a new site, make a detailed review, ofthe entire area where any obstacles or dangerous items,(especially electrical equipment or lines) are located. Identifyanything that may be in the way of the platform or ofthe suspension system. Before using the platform, thefollowing checks must be carried out by a qualified person.

Ensure that the load does not exceed therated load of the platform, hoist or rigging.See load rating chart on page 13 and 14.

5.1 Suspension points and support equipmenta. Check that all suspension points of the wire ropes used

with each platform (primary, and secondary wire ropes) have been properly attached. Refer to the manual of the suspension equipment manufacturer.

b. Check security of support equipment and ensure that therequired number of counterweights and tiebacks are safelyfitted and locked in place. Refer to the manufacturer’smanual of that component.

c. Ensure that the support equipment is directly above theintended work area of the platform in order to avoidexcessive lateral forces on the support equipment.(see Fig 33 – page 23)

5.2 Platform

a. Before using the platform, check the structure and all partsfor proper operation and that they are free from damage.Do not use a platform which is damaged or not operatingproperly.

b. Check that all connectors, pins, nuts and bolts aresecurely installed and fastened.

c. Check the mounting connections of the hoists.

d. Ensure that the platform is structurally intact.

e. Ensure that the load does not exceed the rated load of theplatform, hoist or rigging.

f. Ensure that the platform is clear of any snow, ice, debris orother material.

g. Ensure that the labels (see pages 28 to 34) on each section are in place and legible. Replacement labels canbe supplied on request.

h. Guardrails are secured in the raised position onto theplatform.

- Correct method of measuring wire rope diameter

Fig. 34

WARNING

WARNING


6. USE AND OPERATION OF THE PLATFORM

- Never operate the platform without a personal fall arrestsystem in use.

- Barricade the area below the platform whenever possible.

- Maximum allowable wind speed in service is 25 mph.(40kph)

- Tie or secure the suspended scaffold to prevent it fromswaying as sudden gusts of wind may occur in someareas, as determined to be necessary by a competentperson. Tie and secure the equipment and disconnectpower when it is left unattended. Refer to applicableregulations. Never leave unattended suspended platformfitted with weather enclosure.

- Each electric hoist is controlled independently using a pushbutton control fitted with up and down buttons and anemergency stop button. Air Hoists are controlled by a

directional control lever instead of push buttons.

- Raise and lower the platform a small height at the start ofeach day and every shift change to check its operation andbraking mechanisms.

- Press the up button. The platform should lift. If not, call anelectrician to check the power supply. Never operate theplatform if lifting is through the down button.

- Keep the platform level. To level the platform back in itshorizontal position only operate one of the two hoists.

- Take a first aid kit, radio and fire extinguisher foremergency.

- Never stand on the guard rails!

- Set the platform down on a safe support and removetension from wire rope before moving the supportequipment or platform.

- Have a rescue plan ready in case of emergency.

- Operating people should have been trained on rescueprocedures before use.

- Once the platform is in working position, the working sideguardrail may be lowered and placed in the storageposition to provide easier access. see fig. 35

7. INFORMATION FOR MAINTENANCE

- Maintenance may only be carried out by personnelauthorized by Safway.

- Inspection is to be carried out by competent person beforeeach rigging of the platform.

- Inspection by persons authorized by Safway is to becarried out once every six months or every 200 hours.

- Operating life of platform depends on number of hours inservice, operating and weather conditions.


25

Fig. 35

Once the platform is inworking position, theworking side guardrail canbe lowered and placed inthe storage position

Working Side

Open Side

Front guardrail loweredand placed in storageposition

Only on the working side of the platform canthe guardrail be lowered to the storageposition once in working position. Never lowerthe open side guardrail for any reason!

WARNING

CAUTION

- A signed and dated inspection record should be maintained



26

8. THRUSAFE PLATFORM COMPONENTS

8.1 Exploded View - Primary ComponentsThrusafe EndStirrup PFD0100BSW

Bumper Roller Assembly

MOD2300B

Thrusafe End StirrupPFD0100B





3’ (1 m) Thrusafe Platform Assembly PFD1001Dcomprised of

1- 3’ (1 m) Thrusafe Hinged DeckPFD1100D

2- 3’ (1 m) Side SectionsPFD1200D

4- 3’ (1 m) HandrailsPFD1300B





Thrusafe “U” Connector -PFD0500BSW

Thrusafe “U” Connector -PFD0500BSW

Saddle, End Stirrup

99-MODHSEHC

Saddle, EndStirrup 99-MODHSEHC

Thrusafe Full C Stirrup SFD-01-0002SW

Fig. 36



27

COMPONENTSSafway Code No. Description Lbs. (kg)

PFD3001D THRUSAFE - 3m Platform Assembly 174 (79.1)

PFD2001D THRUSAFE - 2m Platform Assembly 121 (55)

PFD1001D THRUSAFE - 1m Platform Assembly 62 (28.2)

Comes with 4 handrails, 2 Side Sections and 1 Deck Section

A Thrusafe “U” Connector must be ordered to join 2 units together!

PFD3100D THRUSAFE - 3m Hinged Deck Section 62 (28.2)

PFD3200D THRUSAFE - 3m Side Section 37 (16.8)

PFD3300B THRUSAFE - 3m Handrails 9.5 (4.3)

PFD2100D THRUSAFE - 2m Hinged Deck Section 41.5 (18.9)

PFD2200D THRUSAFE - 2m Side Section 27.5 (12.5)

PFD2300B THRUSAFE - 2m Handrails 6 (2.7)

PFD1100D THRUSAFE - 1m Hinged Deck Section 21 (9.5)

PFD1200D THRUSAFE - 1m Side Section 14.5 (6.4)

PFD1300B THRUSAFE - 1m Handrails 3 (1.4)

PFD0500BSW THRUSAFE - Platform “U” Connector 57.5 (26.1)

PFD0100BSW THRUSAFE - Platform End Stirrup 92 (41.8)

SFD-01-0002SW THRUSAFE - Full “C” Stirrup 143 (65)

PFD0110BSW THRUSAFE - “U” Connector Base 9.5 (4.3)

PFD0120BSW THRUSAFE - “U” Connector Leg 24 (11)

PFD0200BSW THRUSAFE - “U” Connector Hoist Support 11 (5)

PFD0300BSW THRUSAFE - “U” Connector Toeboard 4.5 (2)

PFD0400BSW THRUSAFE - “U” Connector Midrail 1.75 (.8)

99-MODHSEHC THRUSAFE - Saddle End Stirrup 8 (4)

99-MODHSFCWC THRUSAFE - Saddle Full “C” Stirrup 8 (4)

99-MODPINP THRUSAFE - Gravity Pin Lock 0.5 (0.2)

FY1013801SW THRUSAFE - Handrail Connectin 0.15 (0.1)

99-MODPINSD THRUSAFE - Ball Lock Pin for Side/Deck Connection 0.5 (0.2)

99-MODSCI THRUSAFE - Caster for “U” Connector End Hoist Support 6.0 (2.7)

MOD2300B THRUSAFE - Bumper Roller Assembly 11.8 (5.4)

PMR2309A THRUSAFE - Roller for Bumper Roller Assembly 2 (0.9)

PFD0500-HWSW THRUSAFE - Bolt/Nut Kit for “U” Connector 0.8 (.4)

PFD0100-HWSW THRUSAFE - Bolt/Nut Kit for End Stirrup 1.4 (.6)

PFD0002-HWSW THRUSAFE - Saddle Mounting Hardware .8 (.4)

8.2 Component and Spare Part Product Codes


Fig. 37 - PART #SPLB069B


28

8.3 Labels and Markings

Fig. 38 - PART #SPLB070B


Fig. 39

PART # SPLB051A

Fig. 40

PART # SPLB052A

Fig. 41

PART# SPLB053A


29




30

Fig. 42

Fig. 44

Fig. 45

Fig. 43

PART # SPLB075A

PART # 7112A0033-01

PART # 7112A0006-04

PART # SPBL111ASW

SW

ry



31

CLASSIFIED BY

UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC©

AS TO LOAD CAPACITY

400S

Fig. 48

PART # 7112A0134

Fig. 49

WARNING

WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCKMETAL SCAFFOLDING MUST NOT BE USEDWHERE IT MAY COME INTO CONTACT WITHELECTRICAL CIRCUITSWARNING: RISK OF INJURYACIDS AND OTHER CORROSIVE SUBSTANCESMAY SEVERELY AFFECT THE STRENGTH OFMETAL SCAFFOLDING DEVICESUSE EXTREME CARE AROUND SUCH MATERIALSAND FOLLOW MANUFACTURER INSTRUCTIONS

PART #7112A0138


Fig. 47

PART #SPLB072A

Fig. 46

PART #SPLB073A



32

Fig. 50

PART # SPLB043A


THRUSAFE PLATFORMASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Read the instruction manual delivered with this product before use!In case of loss a new one can be obtained on request.

1. Before using, check structure and all parts for proper

operation and are free of damage. Do not use a platform or

parts which are damaged or not operating properly. Use

only original gravity lock pins, ball quick release pins, bolts

and nuts. Replacements can be obtained from your

supplier.

2. Assemble End Stirrups including the End Deck facing

toward the stage using the 1/2” x 4” bolts 13 UNC grade 5

plated, 1/2” hex nuts 13 UNC grade 5 plated, washers and

locking washers. Then assemble the Midrail Bar and lock

in place with the locking pin washers.

3. Assemble “U” Connector using the 1/2” x 4” bolts 13 UNC

grade 5 plated, 1/2” hex nuts 13 UNC grade 5 plated,

washers and locking washers.

4. When assembling the Thrusafe Platform align the platform

sections on a level surface and attach each side panel tothe unfolded floor deck using the ball lock quick release

pin.

5. Connect platform side sections and End Stirrup using four

gravity lock pins. Ensure the Toe Board is facing toward

the stage when attaching. Insert the pins from the inside of

the platform and rotate each pin to a vertical position, to

prevent the pin from dislodging. Do not hammer pins into

place or use undue force.

6. Only connect the platform in the approved combinations

provided on the ladel for platform section combinations.

See label on this platform for details.

7. Connect adjacent platform sections using the 1 - “U”

Connector and 8 - gravity lock pins. Insert the pins from

the inside of the platform and rotate each pin to a vertical

position, to prevent the pin from dislodging. Do not

hammer pins into place or use undue force.

NEVER CONNECT A THRUSAFE PLATFORM WITH

ADJACENT PLATFORM SECTION WITHOUT A

“U” - CONNECTION

8. Mount the four handrails (per platform) with handrail pins

attached to the upper and mid positions of the platform.

The working side handrail maybe lowered to the storage

position once the platform is in the working position.

9. The platform can be suspended from any approved hoist

with a capacity and mounting attachment, which is

compatible with the platform configuration being used.

10. The hoisting attachment must be secured to the Stirrup

according to the hoist manufacturer’s instructions. Mount

the hoist with the control box facing toward the stage.


Fig. 51

PART # SPLB011B


33

A. Before using, check structure and all parts for proper

operation and are free of damage. Do not use a platform

which is damaged or not operating properly.

B. A platform or platform part must be immediately removed

from service and destroyed when exposed to excessive

heat, as in the case of fire, due to loss of structural

strength.

C. Decking must be free of oil, grease or slippery material.

D. Do not use this platform if the decking surface is damaged

or has deteriorated.

E. Platform with intermediate stirrup and overhang ends must

be configured as per label.

F. Refer to label for load capacity of platform configuration and

overhang ends in use. The total combined weight of each

worker and all materials should not exceed the rated load.

Do not overload platform or exceed cantilever.

G. Assemble the platform on a safe and level working surface.

H. Do not allow unrestrained objects, such as barrels, boxes,

loose brick, tools and debris to accumulate on decking.

I. Do not use a ladder or other items to step on to gain higher

access.

J. Never step from a suspended platform to a building

access or vice versa unless the platform is firmly secured

up along the building access and placed in a situation

being as safe as on the ground level.

K. Do not apply impact loads to a platform. Never attempt to

straighten a deformed side rail or decking member.

L. Do not use acids or other corrosive substances on a

platform without consulting the manufacturer for specific

instructions.

M. Do not use platform in the vicinity of electrical circuits.

(Refer to Local Regulations.)

N. Before rigging inspect the site to view for hazards,

consult a specialist if required.

O. Fall protection hardware is required.

NOTE: Recommendations regarding grounding precautions

may be considered.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Read the instruction manual delivered with this product before use!In case of loss a new one can be obtained on request.




34

General Instructions, Assembly Instructions,Product Identification Tag, UL, Warning labeland Load Ratings and Configuration Chart. Fig. 37, 38 and 44 to 51 and either 39, 40 or41.

8.3 Label Placement Chart



35

Contact us at:

Safway Services, LLCN19 W24200 Riverwood Drive

Waukesha, WI 53188Tel: (262) 523-6500 1-800-558-4772

www.safway.com

As we are dedicated to continuous improvement of our products, Safway reserves

the right to modify the specifications of the equipment described in this manual.

As a result, illustrations may not represent exactly the product you receive: components and/or the design may differ. Copyright 2010 Safway Services, LLC. T4764 All rights reserved.


ORV 393 Rev. B 1/10

Since 1936, Safway® scaffold has been the industry standard. From Systems™ to Sectional, Tube & Clamp to SafMax®, Motorized access to QuikDeck™, Safway has a full line of products designed for any project.

Safway Services, LLCCorporate HeadquartersN19 W24200 Riverwood Drive Waukesha, WI 53188Toll free: (800) 558-4772Telephone: (262) 523-6500

Safway Services Canada, Inc.11237 – 87 AvenueFort Saskatchewan, Alberta T8L 2S3 CanadaToll free: (866) 842-4424Telephone: (780) 992-1929

For a list of branch locations in the United States and Canada, visit our website atwww.safway.com

©2009 Tractel Inc. All rights reserved.©2010 Safway Services, LLC. All rights reserved.

All drawings on this sheet are for illustrative purposes only. This sheet is intended for general information purposes only. Because of the many variables which affect the performance of the product line, some of the information in this brochure may not apply. For specific applications, contact Safway.

NOTE: All scaffolds shall be erected, modified and dismantled only under the supervision of a Competent Person. Erection, use, maintenance and disassembly must conform to current manufacturer’s instructions as well as all federal, state, provincial and local regulations. Copies of complete Safety Guidelines for these and other products are available from Safway without charge.

Documents

Assembly and Operating Manual - Safway · Assembly and Operating Manual ... mentally and physically fit for the purpose especially at ... manual nor a general training guide on a