Safety/Cellular Antenna Corral System

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Safety/Cellular Antenna Corral System I.K. Stoltzfus Service Corp

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Safety/Cellular Antenna Corral System

I.K. Stoltzfus Service Corp

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In 1959, Isaiah K. Stoltzfus started a tank painting company

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● Unsecured Cable Cover

● No specific tie off locations

● Decommissioned antennas still on tank

● Antenna brackets tied to ladder

● Lack of design considerations

● No safety rails

The Need For A Comprehensive Plan

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Plan for Safety

● How are your antennas mounted?

● Were they installed correctly?

● Design for the load

● We provide a secure mounting system that can be easily adjusted

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When to Upgrade?

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Before:Two Separate Systems

○ No opening in Corral

○ L adder runs under Corral

○ Not an OS H A com pliant handrai l

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After:Engineered to Work Together

● Entire system works together○ A ntenna Corral○ R igging R ing○ Continuous T ie-Off R ing○ H andrai l to OS H A S tandard○ R oof A cces s P latform○ L adder

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Consolidate Antennas in One Area

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Before

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After

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Before After

Visually Appealing for the Town/Community

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Before After

Additional Safety for the Workers and Tank Owner

Safety Gate & Walkway Rigging & Safety Tie-Off Rail

Complete Access to Roof and Antennas

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Four Carriers at Various Elevations Antennas were moved to the tank

from the cooling tower that was demolished

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The Tank Coating Process

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Standardization

Potable water tanks provide a consistent exposure environment from one tank to the next.

Surface Preparation, Interior Coatings, and Exterior Coatings can be standardized to create consistent success across all structures

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Tank Interior Lining● SSPC SP-10 Near White Metal Blast

● Application of zinc rich primer

● Stripe coat of brush-applied thin film epoxy

● Full lining of solvent-free 100% solids ceramic epoxy

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Tank Interior Lining

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Exterior Coatings

● SSPC SP 6 Commercial Blast

● Application of zinc rich primer

● Epoxy intermediate coating to provide barrier protection

● Fluorourethane finish coat to provide unmatched color and gloss protection

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Fluorourethane

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Recipe for Success

● The right team: manufacturer, contractor, inspector, engineer

● Long-term mindset

● Quality methodology

● Quality products