General Drawing Notes For Scaffolding.

1. Scaffold Logistics Pty. Ltd. Copyright

Wall Tie This drawing is the copyright of "Scaffold Logistics Pty Ltd". No unauthorized use, copy or disclosure is to be made and
it is to be returned upon request. This drawing is issued subject to, and should be read in conjunction with "Scaffold
1088 Socket Logistics" of Hire & Sales and Standard Conditions for the Supply of Labour. "Scaffold Logistics" reserves the right to
amend drawing details and materials components subject to stock availability.

To Steel 2. Basis of Design

This drawing has been prepared from information to "Scaffold Logistics" by, or on behalf of the Customer. The
Tube customer should check that Scaffold Logistics have correctly interpreted the requirements and that all loadings,
dimensions, details, erection are as required and practicable.
Unless otherwise noted on drawing :
� The distance between face bracing panels is not to exceed three bays
� All returns or breaks in scaffold are to be tube tied, complete with planking and guardrails
� Scaffold to be maximum of 225mm from working face unless directed otherwise by local authorities
� Platform brackets (*hop-ups) are not to be loaded with materials. They are to be used for access by
personnel only.
Unless noted otherwise Scaffold design complies with AS/NZS 4576 Guidelines for Scaffolding. For site specific
information please contact our design office.
Scaffold Logistics Modular Scaffolding Systems are rated Heavy Duty with a maximum allowable distributed live load of
Swivel Base Jack To 675 kgs per bay (Unless noted offerwise). Refer to AS/NZS 1576.1 for duty specifications.

Steel Tube Via Couplers 3. Foundations/ Support

Unless otherwise noted, timber soleplates of dimension 300 x 225 x 39mm will be supplied by Scaffold Logistics.
Where Scaffold Logistics 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. If
necessary the Customer will supply additional members to ensure that the imposed loads are adequately distributed
onto the supporting surface or structure.

4. Modification
This drawing has been prepared using the Safe Working Loads of the Scaffold Logistics components specified. No
alteration to components, assembly, loading or any other aspect must be made without the expressed written authority

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from Scaffold Logistics.

5. Tying and Bracing

The Customer is responsible for ensuring all structures remain adequately tied and/or braced to carry the load and
ensure stability. No ties or braces are to be removed or altered in any way without the expressed written authority from
Scaffold Logistics. Where Scaffold Logistics is supplying equipment only, the supply and fixing of all necessary ties to
AS/NZS 1576.1 and AS/NZS 4576 IS the responsibility of the Customer.

6. Warnings
Erection, modifications, and dismantle of scaffolding involve associated risks. All work performed on site must be in
accordance with "Scaffold Logistics" Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) for general construction of scaffolding and
follow "Scaffold Logistics" Safe Management Systems.
Scaffolding must comply with the following Scaffolding Standards :
AS/NZS 1576.1 - 2019 Scaffolding - General Requirements
AS/NZS 1576.2 - 2016 Scaffolding - Couplers and Accessories
AS/NZS 1576.3 - 2015 Scaffolding - Prefabrication and tube and coupler scaffolding
AS/NZS 1576.4 - 2013 Scaffolding - Suspended scaffolding
AS/NZS 1576.5 - 1995 Scaffolding - Prefabricated splitheads and trestles
AS/NZS 1576.6 - 2020 Scaffolding - Metal tube and coupler scaffolding
AS/NZS 4576 - 2020 Guidelines for Scaffolding

7. Temporary Platforms
Unless specifically stated otherwise, temporary platforms (for erection or dismantling purposed only), are not to be
loaded and or used as working platforms or for any other purposes.
0.19m Steel Boards To Be 8. Obligation and Responsibilities
Strapped Down This drawing constitutes Scaffold Logistics Risk Assessment.

It is the Customers responsibility to ensure that persons who erect or dismantle scaffolding components comply with
their local statutory authorities codes and scaffolding requirements and be properly trained and supervised.

The elimination of general risk in the use of temporary works is by use of good practice. Guidance can be found within
relevant Codes, HSE publications and guides. Wherever possible, risk is designed-out of this proposal during the

PLAN design process. *** DO NO TAKE RISK ! - IF IN DOUBT, ASK ***

This document has been prepared as a result of the information provided by the Customer. It is essential that the
Customer checks the information here-in and is satisfied that all the details and dimensions are correct.
*** CHECK THE DIMENSIONS ***

Scaffold Logistics makes every effort to ensure that the information here-in is correct, it is the customers responsibility
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to satisfy themselves regarding the following matters :
the building or structure details are correct
� the layout of the equipment involved is as proposed
� proper erection and dismantling procedures are in place
� the proposal is practicable
� the requirements for safety have been satisfied

Irrespective of any recommendations shown on the drawings, the user is responsible for the structural adequacy of
material of his own supply and for ensuring that the approved working load limits of "Scaffold Logistics" scaffolding
equipment are not exceeded.

1088 Our team of Scaffolding Specialists are ready and available to assist either on site, or by telephone, should any matters
of concern arise regarding the use, erection or dismantling of the Scaffold described within this document.

9. IMPACT LOADS
It shall remain the client's responsibility to ensure that all reasonable precautions are taken to avoid impact loads on the
scaffold during use, cranage and vehicular operations.

10. GENERAL NOTES :

If in doubt please ask.
Do not obtain dimensions by scaling from these drawings
Verify on site all set out dimensions shown on this drawings
All dimensions are in millimetres unless noted otherwise on these drawings
No alterations to the design shown on these drawings are permitted without prior approval of the designer

PROJECT STATUS :

AS-BUILT
THIS DRAWING REMAINS THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF SCAFFOLDING
LOGISTICS AND IS SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF COPYRIGHT. IT MUST NOT BE COPIED
Wall Tie OR DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM SCAFFOLD LOGISTICS

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ADDRESS : DRAWING TITLE :

Swivel Base Jack 2 Summit Road 311 - 35682-Westgate Span 15 Extra Bay
To Steel Tube Via Couplers Noble Park
VIC 3174
PHONE : 03 9574 8998

Intelligent Solutions for Scaffold and Formwork

CUSTOMER : SRG Global

PROJECT : SHEET NO :
311 - 35682-WESTGATE BRIDGE 1 OF 1
SOUTH ELEVATION ADDRESS : Westgate Bridge, Melbourne

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DRAWING NO : 35682-02 REVISION : 0

DRAWN BY : REON DATE DRAWN : November 11, 2022