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Volvo FES 4x2 LRB17 with Access Platform 99 70 9917 016-6 in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 6th June 2015.
Volvo FL6 18 Tonne with Access Platform 99 70 9972 008-5 in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 6th June 2015.
Ink Drawing carried out with Edding Fibretip Pen, probably 0.3mm tip. This drawing sheet was 'homemade' from a sheet of 5mm Squared Paper onto which were drawn a Border and a Title Block. The bright red logo is actually a sticky label that was just the correct size for the block.
This section shows, at a non-typical position, how the edge protection barrier is to be mounted (by fixing it to the steel beam below) outside the edge of the 'holorib' slab so that it provides protection without interfering with the placing of rebar and concrete.
This schematic sketch is truly and completely 'freehand' in ink. Note there is not a straight line in evidence; this means no scale rule was used, as is the case in the vast majority of 'hand' drawn sketches (see other drawings for straight lines.
The paper used was simple lined paper from a pad.
I would guess that this was drawn in a hotel the night before the meeting to present it to the site team.
This is obviously a finer detail of the key assembly to be fitted to the raking pile, see other drawings for more detail
DAF 45LF PRB 10 Flat Bed with Access Platform 99 70 9919 055-2 in Rugby Keltbray depot, 6th June 2015.
DAF 45 flat bed 99 70 9919 078-4 and DAF 45 PRB 10 Flat Bed with access platform 99 70 9919 077-6 in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 6th June 2015.
Height Safety, steps and platform at the SCG. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
Volvo FL6 18 Tonne with Access Platform 99 70 9972 001-0 in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 12th April 2015.
DAF 45 PRB 10 Flat Bed with access platform 99 70 9919 060-2 in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 6th June 2015.
Height Safety, steps and platform at the SCG. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
There in the gardens at Sudeley Castle was a brilliant Teupen Hi-Lift access platform, I literally came across it, as it was brought into position to inspect the masonry to the upper reaches of parts of the castle. The following series of pictures capture a few positions of the machine as it was being used. I was unable to get the driver to give me a lift to take some really compelling photographs at a high level!
Height around 15 feet
Height Safety, steps and platform at the SCG. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
Height Safety, steps and platform at the SCG. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
Ink Drawing carried out with Edding Fibretip Pen, probably 0.3mm tip. This drawing sheet was 'homemade' from a sheet of 5mm Squared Paper onto which were drawn a Border and a Title Block. The bright red logo is actually a sticky label that was just the correct size for the block.
This section shows, at a non-typical position, how the edge protection barrier is to be mounted (by fixing it to the steel beam below) outside the edge of the 'holorib' slab so that it provides protection without interfering with the placing of rebar and concrete.
Volvo FES 4x2 LRB17 with Access Platform 99 70 9917 015-8 trying to hide in Rugby Keltbray Rail depot, 12th April 2015.
Height Safety, steps and platform at the SCG. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
There in the gardens at Sudeley Castle was a brilliant Teupen Hi-Lift access platform, I literally came across it, as it was brought into position to inspect the masonry to the upper reaches of parts of the castle. The following series of pictures capture a few positions of the machine as it was being used. I was unable to get the driver to give me a lift to take some really compelling photographs at a high level!
The base whilst at full reach, or near full reach.
There in the gardens at Sudeley Castle was a brilliant Teupen Hi-Lift access platform, I literally came across it, as it was brought into position to inspect the masonry to the upper reaches of parts of the castle. The following series of pictures capture a few positions of the machine as it was being used. I was unable to get the driver to give me a lift to take some really compelling photographs at a high level!
30 feet plus I think!
There in the gardens at Sudeley Castle was a brilliant Teupen Hi-Lift access platform, I literally came across it, as it was brought into position to inspect the masonry to the upper reaches of parts of the castle. The following series of pictures capture a few positions of the machine as it was being used. I was unable to get the driver to give me a lift to take some really compelling photographs at a high level!
Moving to a higher level.
Height Safety Walkway Access for SCG Members Pavilion. For more information go too: www.rigcomaccess.com/height-safety/access-systems.html
Air Conditioning Height Safety Access Platform. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/services/height-safety/access-systems/
Air Conditioning Height Safety Access Platform. For more information go to: www.rigcomaccess.com/services/height-safety/access-systems/