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Flowable mortar installation materials check list

PPE

Long sleeved high visibility vest or jacket
Hard hat with a chin strap
Ear defenders
Gloves
Goggles for mixing and safety glasses for general works
Flame retardant overalls when excavating
All weather trousers (yellow)
Laced safety boots with centre sole support
Wellington boots
Mask

 

Tooling

Wire brush
Trowels
Medium sized Gorilla buckets (or similar)
String line
Measuring bucket or jug
Various size bolsters, cold chisels
Funnel for re-fuelling on site
Shuttering (to retain Flowable mortar within 50mm of the frame)
Dyring cloth or paper roll
Tape measure
Other small tooling carried on a daily bais e.g. Lump hammer, claw hammer, floats etc.

 

Equipment

Signs, lighting and guarding
Forced actions mechanical mixer and Helix paddle
Generator
Compliant Mechanical Lifting equipment
Disc cutter/Floor saw with water/dusty dampener
All digging tools to be suitably instulated
Pit lifters
Water test kit and pump
GDU
Cable Avoidance Tool (Cat + Genny)
Foot rammer
Whacker plate that conforms to the SROH specifciation of compaction
17mm spanner/wrench/scoket or 8mm Allen key
110V Hydrualic rebar snip
Any other tooling normally carrierd on a day to day basis i.e. Core drill etc.

Materials

CD 534 compliant flowable mortar
Wrekin ScrewLift frame and cover (see ScrewLift installation instructions)
QC10F high strength, fast set concrete
Bituminous seal & tack coat
Macadam
Over-banding where permitted
Yellow/white road markings
Anti-skid
Spray paint or chalk
Class A/B solid engineering bricks (for chamber wall repairs only)
Water
Rust inhibitor (to treat exposed rebar)

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