FAQ
FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
Our system can be linked together horizontally indefinitely. The Alum-A-Scaffs have a male and female end that can be nested on the jack/bench and secured with the Saf-T-Chain. This can be done repeatedly as needed.
The system is approved to a 50′ shoulder working height by OSHA.
Our system is 2-man/500 pounds rated.
Our longest Alum-A-Scaff is 24 feet. We recommend that the poles are no more than 24 feet apart.
Do not intermix other manufacturer’s products with Alum-A-Pole Scaffolding, as stated in our instructions. Therefore, in order to assure your safety, parts of our system simply won’t connect properly to other manufacturer’s products.
No. Our Saf-T-Nets and End Rails are designed to fit our Alum-A-Scaffs only, and will not attach properly to another manufacturer’s walkboard.
Yes. All pumpjack scaffolding systems conduct electricity.
Troubleshooting
My jack is slipping on the pole. What should I do?
Is the rubber on your Alum-A-Pole facing away from the building?
If not, please turn the pole around.
Is your APC Bolt finger tight?
Do not use a wrench to tighten.
Check your springs and rollers
You should have 4 springs. There are 2 on the lower posi and 2 on the upper posi. If you are missing any springs or your rollers are flat or worn, please contact us for replacement parts.
Scaffolding How-To's
Click on any items to view set-up tips. Always be sure to read and follow all instructions that come with each product. Follow all local and OSHA governmental regulations for pumpjack scaffolding.
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