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Hello, you're watching another ROHR tutorial video. This is Sales, our assembly supervisor. He's going to show you how to assemble a Kibloc scaffold from ROHR.  

First of all, it's always important to talk about workplace safety. I'm here with Edson, who can explain this better. Okay, Sales. For every activity, workplace safety must always come first here at ROHR. First of all, it's very important to emphasize the importance of the PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) we use for this activity, such as helmets, safety glasses, gloves, ear protectors, safety harnesses, and safety footwear. Edson, what is APR? Well, Sales, APR is nothing more than a Preliminary Risk Analysis that aims to eliminate or minimize existing risks in the work area before the start of the activity, checking for certain types of interference, such as uneven floors, electrical wiring, or some other type of obstruction.  

Great! Let's get to the assembly. After checking where the scaffolding will be erected, isolate the area, gather the equipment, and begin assembling the scaffolding. We'll start the assembly process by placing the base jacks. Next, we'll place the crossbeams and, if necessary, the horizontal diagonals. This horizontal one ensures the tower is square. Then, we'll place the uprights. As you can see, the uprights have been joined, and now it's time to check the level and alignment. Now it's time to make the next ring and add the vertical diagonals. For spans over two meters and at floor joints, a support crossbeam is used. After all the work, your scaffolding will look like this.  

Great, Salles. Now it's time to check if everything is correct with the assembly. Let's go through the Kibloc scaffolding checklist. Verify that the bases are firm and level. Check if the entire platform has a locked floor, without open gaps, and if the guardrails with toe boards are in place along its entire length. If everything is okay, your scaffolding is ready for use.