Rediweld offers a full installation service for sitecop and sitecop plus sleeping policemen
EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
- 2.2 kva Generator
- T14 Hammer Rill (Hilti model quoted)
- 12mm x 450mm Masonry Drill (two recommended)
- 110 volt 25 metre Extension Lead
- 110 volt Junction Box
- 110 volt Impact Wrench ½ inch drive c/w 17mm socket (Optional)
- 100 psi Portable Compressor c/w Hose and Long Nose Air Gun
- 7lb Sledge Hammer
- 2llb Ball Pein Hammer
- 20 metres Measuring Tape (cloth type)
- Hand operated Ratchet ½ inch drive c/w 17mm Long Reach Socket
- Stiff Broom
- Chalk
- 9 inch Angle Grinder c/w 9 inch Cutting Disc
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR SITECOP
These instructions are for the use of those who wish to lay Sitecop using their own labour force.
(Schedule of Tools required is listed at left)
Marking and Setting Out
- Ensure that no drains, hydrants or service outlets will be covered.
- Work out gap width between kerb and the end cap. Advised width is 200mm. Mark out in chalk on road surface, the edge line.
- Position the end cap from the edge line and lay out the scaffold pole (not provided by Rediweld) with 45mm of its end under
the end cap.
- Position the other modules and end cap along the pole, crossing the road. Mark and remove the pole, then cut to length. If
there is a severe camber it may be necessary to cut into 2 or 3 lengths.
- Replace end caps, modules and pole and check that the alignment is straight with a plumb line.
Securing Modules
- Secure all end caps and modules with two fixings. For each fixing, drill down to a depth of 100mm from the countersunk face
on the module. Blow out with long nose air gun. Check depth with a measuring stick.
- Insert bold assemblies (bolt, washer and nylon fixing) and tap down lightly with hammer until 25mm above surface.
- Tighten bolt with impact wrench or ratchet, so that washers are firmly seated on rubber base. Do not over tighten.
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Rediweld Traffic Management is a member of Rediweld Holdings Ltd.