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Extendable Scaffolding Loading Bay Gate – use of cable ties to secure loose mesh and unsafe means of operation

The HSE have issued that a number of manufacturers/suppliers are marketing an extendable scaffold loading bay gate that does not satisfy legal requirements or applicable standards when in some configurations

Extendable Scaffolding Loading Bay Gate – use of cable ties to secure loose mesh and unsafe means of operation 

 

 

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