Lorna Quinn, BA, English (Arts) Realise your full potential at university by studying a subject that brings pleasure and reward. As an English student, you will study literature, language, culture and history, while developing your skills in writing and analysis. You will have the flexibility to learn about what you enjoy most, while also This page gives you easy access to the official assembly instructions for the most popular towers. Each manual will guide you through the process of safely assembling the tower using either the 3T or AGR method. These manuals are provided to us by the manufacturers, who are all PASMA members. All mobile access towers (scaffold towers) must conform to EN1004 or BS EN1004 which is the European product standard. Towers which conform to this standard must meet minimum safety requirements. For further product information visit the PASMA website. Mobile Access Tower Scaffolds Bugcatcher, Birdcatcher and Big & Ugly injectors bolt directly to all standard 6-71 and 8-71 blower openings. When used with larger superchargers such as the 14-71 an adaptor is required for the larger inlet. Blower injectors include metering valve, f EN1004 towers meet the minimum height requirements at all points around the platform. Can be assembled and dismantled safely. Safety Manual: Our MAST modular systems are supplied with detailed user instructions and critical safety information specifying the use of either the 3T or AGR system of assembly and dismantling. EN 1004 Approved Scaffold Tower System designed to meet the UK PASMA 3T standards. Robust aluminium frame unit with durable corrosion resistance. Heavy-duty platform with trap door for safe access to platform. The general guidance given by PASMA and many manufacturers is that mobile access towers (tower scaffolds) certified as conforming to the product standard EN1004 should be stable in a freestanding condition in wind speeds up to 27mph (Beaufort 6). If the wind speed should exceed 17 mph you must STOP any work on the mobile access tower. Compact, modular scaffolding system Double braked wheels provide added safety Portable and lightweight Base fits through standard sized doorways Certified to EN1004 Select the base pack below and then add extension 1 and then extension 2 to EN1004:1-2020 is the specification for mobile scaffold towers and to adhere to this standard the structure must be free standing with four legs and wheels, be used for temporary access and shorter duration tasks, should not use fall arrest systems, have a built in means of access and should only have one working platform at a time. The EN1004 Safety Standard ensures that mobile access towers are fit for purpose and most importantly safe for users. When an access tower s approved to the EN1004 standard it's the overall structure that is approved, not the individual components that make up the tower. Therefore by using components not supplied by the manufacturer, any Buy from BSI BS EN 1004:2004 Mobile access and working towers made of prefabricated elements - materials, dimensions, design loads, safety and performance requirements (Withdrawn) Publication Year 2004 Document Status Old version of document Abstract Buy from BSI BS EN 1004:2004 Mobile access and working towers made of prefabricated elements - materials, dimensions, design loads, safety and performance requirements (Withdrawn) Publication Year 2004 Document Status Old version of document Abstract EN1004 E-TYPE ENGINE CORE PLUG SET S1 & S2 4.2 Code: EN1004 Sh