Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Suppose we are performing skid-type drilling for ground anchor installation or rebar insertion.
How wide do you think the edge of the scaffolding needs to be in that case?
That's the scaffolding on the control panel side and the operator side, starting from the drilling location.
There are often cases where the scaffolding is simply too narrow (side-to-side) to do anything about it.
If that happens, workability will drop dramatically, and safety can no longer be ensured.
With temporary anchors, the steel sheet piles can sometimes get in the way, and there are times when you just have to work around them, but
To ensure safety as much as possible while performing the work accurately,
We'd like to secure a work area with a sturdy scaffold.
This is roughly what it looks like.
Operators stand at the control panel to operate the machine.
Drilling is possible as long as there is at least 1.0 m of space from the anchor or other drilling locations, but if the space is too narrow, it causes all sorts of problems.
It would be helpful if the area around the control panel had a minimum clearance of about 1.5 to 2.0 meters.
During the design phaseConstruction Length = Scaffolding Length
That's not the case!
Having this much space at your fingertips (as shown in the photo) makes the work easier and safer.
Since the casing being moved is 1.5 meters long, roughly 3.0 to 5.0 meters of space should be sufficient.
Some places are really narrow—as little as 1.0 m!
It's not impossible, but it's dangerous.
Please be careful, as the general contractor will be held liable if an accident occurs.
Let's make sure to secure a safe work area before we begin construction ^^
See you later.
