FREE DELIVERY. on all weekly hire HIRE. Commercial Buildings tel

Size: px

Start display at page:

Download "FREE DELIVERY. on all weekly hire HIRE. Commercial Buildings tel"

Adelia Phyllis Simpson
5 years ago
Views:

1 HIRE Commercial Buildings tel FREE DELIVERY on all weekly hire

INDEX Health & Safety...Pages 1-7 Plant / Compressors.

..Page 10 Cable testing / Lighting Tile & Concrete Cutting.

..Page 12 Lifting / Gardening Equipment Portable Toilets.

..Page 15 Light breakers / Heavy breakers Nailers.

..Page 17 Survey Equipment / Decorating Heating & Drying.

..Page 19 At Normans HIRE, our first priority is always the safety of our

This is why we make safety a part of our everyday working practice, and

2 INDEX Health & Safety...Pages 1-7 Plant / Compressors...Page 8 Concrete Mixers / Compaction...Page 9 Generators & Transformers...Page 10 Cable testing / Lighting Tile & Concrete Cutting...Page 11 Tile & Concrete Cutting Access Equipment...Page 12 Lifting / Gardening Equipment Portable Toilets...Page 13 Saws / Routers / Grinders...Page 14 Sanders / Drills...Page 15 Light breakers / Heavy breakers Nailers...Page 16 Resin Kit / Flooring Preparation...Page 17 Survey Equipment / Decorating Heating & Drying...Page 18 Cleaning & Washing / Pumps...Page 19 At Normans HIRE, our first priority is always the safety of our customers and our staff. This is why we make safety a part of our everyday working practice, and not just a policy statement. Safety standards are moving at a considerable pace, with regulations constantly being reviewed and updated. Within this guide we have focused on the following areas: Use of the correct safety equipment Hand arm vibration Working at heights Elimination of dust Noise WEEE Directive Manual handling

SAFETY EQUIPMENT To help you identify the correct safety equipment to use

Normans HIRE or one of The Building Centres, Commercial Buildings and Five

Dust Mask This equipment creates dust and a suitable dust mask (e.g.

Ear Defenders This equipment has high noise levels and earplugs or general

Safety Footwear Where a risk to the feet is present we recommend the use

Safety Helmets Must always be worn on construction sites but helmets are

They are safer to use, eliminating the risk of wheels shattering, and have

Power Breaker RCD Units A Residual Current Device provides protection

3 SAFETY EQUIPMENT To help you identify the correct safety equipment to use when operating a particular piece of equipment, we have used the following symbols throughout this guide. All site safety and personal protection equipment can be purchased from Normans HIRE or one of The Building Centres, Commercial Buildings and Five Oaks. Eye Protection Wear suitable goggles, minimum EN166 Grade B. Dust Mask This equipment creates dust and a suitable dust mask (e.g. fold flat to minimum EN149) or respirator should be worn. Ear Defenders This equipment has high noise levels and earplugs or general purpose ear defenders should be worn. Safety Footwear Where a risk to the feet is present we recommend the use of industrial footwear incorporating steel toecaps, to EN345. Safety Helmets Must always be worn on construction sites but helmets are recommended with some items of equipment wherever it is used, to the minimum of EN397. Diamond Wheel Diamond products are available for this machine. They are safer to use, eliminating the risk of wheels shattering, and have a much longer working life. Power Breaker RCD Units A Residual Current Device provides protection against electric shock. We recommend RCD s when using electrical equipment (240 Volt) outside or in damp conditions. HEALTH & SAFETY Protective Gloves This equipment presents a hazard to your hands. Appropriate gauntlets, PVC, cotton or rigger gloves should be worn. ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT IS AVAILABLE INSTORE. 1

4 HEALTH & SAFETY 2 THE SYMPTOMS Pins and needles Numbness or pain in fingers Fingers turning white HAND-ARM VIBRATION It is estimated that around five million workers are exposed to Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAV) in the workplace. HAV or Vibration White Finger is a widespread condition within the industry, and it can lead to serious injury and long-term damage to hands and muscles. It is caused by frequent exposure to high vibration equipment such as power tools. Stiffness and difficulty in handling small items Symptoms may be triggered by colder temperatures THE REGULATIONS understanding the terminology Regulations introduced in 2005 indicate the severity of this syndrome and the importance of preventing it. The Control of Vibration at Work 2005 regulations mean that employers need to take steps to assess and reduce vibration risks: Control risks where exposure exceeds 2.5m/s2 A(8)(averaged over an 8-hour period). This figure is the Exposure Action Value (EAV), the daily amount of vibration permitted before employers must take steps to control risk. Make sure that exposure never exceeds 5m/s2 A(8) (averaged overran 8-hour period). This figure is the Exposure Limit Value (ELV), the maximum level of exposure allowed by the regulations. Under these recent laws the EAV and ELV must be measured as the sum of the vibration in three axes (the Vibration Total Value) not just by using the dominant axis as before. HOW CAN YOU REDUCE RISK OF HAV? As an employer: Identify whether there is an existing problem Select the right equipment familiarise yourself with the vibration levels and ask for advice Provide staff with information and training on methods of controlling risks Do not ignore employee symptoms Ensure you only provide tools that are regularly serviced Always provide suitable safety wear and sharp accessories, replace blunt drills or chisels Provide reports to the relevant authorities of HAVS cases amongst staff As an employee: Don t grip the tool too tightly let the tool do the work Follow operating instructions Don t ignore the symptoms report them to your employer immediately Ensure that you are fully trained and up-to-date with new legislation Always wear good gloves and safety wear, and keep warm and dry

HOW ARE VIBRATION LEVELS MEASURED? The Hire Association of Europe (HAE) undertook a comprehensive review of the available equipment to compile a database of vibration readings.

5 HOW ARE VIBRATION LEVELS MEASURED? The Hire Association of Europe (HAE) undertook a comprehensive review of the available equipment to compile a database of vibration readings. Vibration is measured in metres per second squared. This is abbreviated to m/s2 or MS-5, with the last figure indicating the vibration level. The higher the figure the greater the vibration level. This database will be supported by a simple colour-coded means of identifying the appropriate level of usage for each piece of equipment. GREEN LOW vibration levels between 0-5m/s2. 8 hours maximum daily usage. AMBER MEDIUM vibration levels between 5-10m/s2. 2 hours maximum daily usage. RED HIGH vibration levels over 10m/s2. Assess the risk on an individual basis. Minimal usage time. The table below will help you to assess machine risk. Vibration Value Max. Usage Period m/s2 Low minutes in 8 hours Low minutes in 8 hours Low minutes in 8 hours Low minutes in 8 hours Low minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours Medium minutes in 8 hours High minutes Assess Risk High minutes Assess Risk High minutes Assess Risk High minutes Assess Risk Please Note: makes and models may differ, in these cases the highest value is given. HEALTH & SAFETY 3

4 The information provided by the HAE in its database will continue to change as more machines are tested and added.

Maximum Usage L M H Low vibration levels 8 hours daily Medium vibration levels 2 hours daily High vibration levels Assess risk (see table) We have also included the manufacturer s figures for

The information provided is therefore as current and as accurate as possible at the time of going to print. For the most up-to-date information, please consult the HIRE team, at Normans.

6 4 The information provided by the HAE in its database will continue to change as more machines are tested and added.to help you identify the potential risk, we have included a simple colour-coded symbol against relevant tools. These symbols equate to the HAE scheme. Maximum Usage L M H Low vibration levels 8 hours daily Medium vibration levels 2 hours daily High vibration levels Assess risk (see table) We have also included the manufacturer s figures for vibration levels in m/s2 against the relevant products. IMPORTANT As the HAE continues its work and new assessments are completed, the available information will be updated. The information provided is therefore as current and as accurate as possible at the time of going to print. For the most up-to-date information, please consult the HIRE team, at Normans. Alternatively visit the Normans website at je or the Hire Association Europe website at WORKING AT HEIGHTS Falls from height account for 50% of fatal accidents and over 4,000 major injuries every year. The Work at Height regulations 2005 apply to working at any height where there is a risk of a fall or personal injury. This can also mean loading and unloading from your vehicle. The legislation has been developed to support the use of safe working practices. It sets out the employer s responsibility for risk assessment, correct equipment selection and usage, and supervision and training. WHAT IS INVOLVED IN RISK ASSESSMENT? Avoid working at heights wherever possible. With tools now available and advance planning, many jobs can be completed from the safety of the ground. Ensure that everything possible is being done to prevent falls. Use the correct equipment and ensure that it is used properly and in accordance with manufacturers instructions. If working at heights is unavoidable, everything possible must be done to minimise the effect of a possible fall. Ensure that the correct safety equipment is worn at all times and that health and safety procedures, including staff training, are adhered to. ALUMINIUM TOWERS We now offer the 3T (Through the Trap) method of erecting aluminium towers. Instead of climbing on the outside of aluminium access towers, increasing the risks of a serious fall, the 3T (Through the Trap) method allows operators to ascend through platforms. With this method, guardrails can be added to the level above while sitting down decreasing the risk of injury. This method is recommended by PASMA (the trade association for the mobile tower industry) and developed in association with the Health and Safety Executive. Our towers are supplied by Euro Towers Ltd.

7 Normans HIRE are proud to have fully PASMA trained staff. Full and comprehensive assembly guides are also issued with each hire, and we will be pleased to advise you on all aspects of tower safety. TOWERS SHOULD BE TIED IN PLACE WHENEVER POSSIBLE (This is a requirement of towers 12m and above). ALWAYS FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER S INSTRUCTIONS Ask Normans HIRE for advice on alternative equipment and personal safety equipment. 5 MAJOR RULES FOR WORKING AT HEIGHT All work at height should be fully planned and organised Ensure those who work at height are fully trained A full risk assessment must be carried out and the correct equipment used The risks of fragile surfaces have to be noted and controlled Have all equipment inspected and fully maintained MANUAL HANDLING The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 2002 help employers tackle risks associated with activities such as lifting, lowering and pushing, pulling and carrying. If employers cannot avoid hazardous manual handling tasks, everything possible to reduce the risk must be done. Reducing the risk of manual handling Assess hazardous operations Avoid manual handling where possible Use manual handling aids Train staff fully on correct lifting techniques Note: The HSE recommends the use of material lifting equipment such as vacuum lifters to handle and lay kerbs. HEALTH & SAFETY PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association) Training 5

HEALTH & SAFETY 6 NUISANCE DUST WHAT IS DUST? Dust is made from airborne particulates which occur as a result of everyday work including cutting, grinding and drilling.

8 HEALTH & SAFETY 6 NUISANCE DUST WHAT IS DUST? Dust is made from airborne particulates which occur as a result of everyday work including cutting, grinding and drilling. These wood, stone or asbestos fibres can be hazardous to health if inhaled. Modern tools have systems to control this, but additional help is often required to reduce or prevent exposure to harmful dust. A respirator is a good first step to achieving this, but further methods must also be considered to reduce exposure to dust both to equipment users and other staff in the same environment. As studies prove that dust is a major factor in ill-health in the workplace, the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health regulations were introduced in 2002 to make sure qualified personnel carry out your risk assessment. TYPES OF DUST CONTROL AVAILABLE LOCAL COLLECTION bags for low-risk activities WATER SUPPRESSION for use with petrol products EXTRACTION: Standard filtered extractor HEPA rated dust extractor (HEPA = High Efficiency Particulate Air) REDUCING THE RISK OF DUST: Carry out a full risk assessment identifying any hazardous materials Select equipment with the best dust control Use tools with extraction, collection or suppression systems Protect the workplace from contamination Avoid sweeping this creates dust clouds Remember PPE must be used at all times. NOISE The Control of Noise at Work regulations came into effect on 6th April 2006, replacing the Noise at Work regulations The new additions in the 2006 regulations include: The two action levels for daily noise exposure have been reduced by 5dB to 85dB and 80dB There are now TWO peak action values 135dB and 137dB New exposure limit values of 87dB and 140dB (peak noise) these should never be exceeded, and must take into account ear-protection Where there is a risk of long-term hearing disorders, health surveillance must be provided

UNDER THE REGULATIONS EMPLOYERS SHOULD: Assess the risks to your employees from noise at work Take action to reduce the noise exposure Hearing protection must be provided if noise exposure cannot be

working environment as this can impact on noise levels More information can be found on the HSE website www.hse.gov.

9 UNDER THE REGULATIONS EMPLOYERS SHOULD: Assess the risks to your employees from noise at work Take action to reduce the noise exposure Hearing protection must be provided if noise exposure cannot be removed by other methods REDUCING THE RISK OF NOISE Use ear protection at all times For risk of long-term noise damage, get advice from a qualified noise or health and safety professional Assess the working environment as this can impact on noise levels More information can be found on the HSE website Note: A large number of hire power tools will produce noise levels above the action values. Where this information is known, we have included the decibel levels provided by the manufacturers in this brochure. WEEE DIRECTIVE The following statement sets out our policy on the WEEE directive: Saint-Gobain Building Distribution UK Ltd. (SGBD UK) and its subsidiary companies (including Normans HIRE) fully recognise their obligations under the requirements of the WEEE directive. SGBD UK has taken the following actions to comply with the WEEE directive: To undertake the Household element of the distribution obligation; SGBD UK has joined Valpak WEEE Distributor Take Back Scheme. The SGBD UK Registration ID under this scheme is To undertake the Business element of the distributor obligation; SGBD UK has passed the requirement to take back WEEE from business users to the business user by incorporating a statement into its terms and conditions of sale. To undertake the Producer responsibility obligation of the WEEE Directive; SGBD UK has joined the REPIC compliance scheme to which it makes regular monthly returns. The SGBD UK membership number under this scheme is WEE/BG0058TS. ASBESTOS Asbestos represents a significant danger. Asbestos fibres are present in the environment in the UK, so people are exposed to very low levels. However, a key factor in the risk of developing an asbestos-related disease is the total number of fibres breathed in. Working on or near damaged asbestos-containing materials or breathing in high levels of asbestos fibres which may be many hundreds of times that of environmental levels could increase your chances of getting an asbestos-related disease. When these fibres are inhaled they can cause serious diseases which are responsible for around 4,000 deaths a year. There are four main diseases caused by asbestos: mesothelioma (which is always fatal), lung cancer (almost always fatal), asbestosis (not always fatal, but it can be very debilitating) and diffuse pleural thickening (not fatal). For more information on asbestos visit HEALTH & SAFETY 7

10 PLANT / COMPRESSORS DIGGERS, DUMPERS & ACCESSORIES Day rate Extra day Week Weekend JCB Micro Digger JCB 8020CTS Digger JCB 8026CTS Digger JCB 8030ZTS Digger JCB 8050 Digger Belle 741 Skidsteer Loader JCB 1T 4 Wheel Drive Dumper Benford 4 Wheeldrive Dumptruck Thwaites Dumper 3 Ton Swivel Thwaites Dumper 6 Ton Swivel JCB 500 Walk Behind Dumper JCB Hydraulic Breaker Model HM140Q JCB Micro Digger Auger JCB Micro Digger Hyd Breaker HM COMPRESSORS & ACCESSORIES 8 Irmair4 Two Tool Compressor Breaker CP1230SVR C/P Pick Gun SK10A Sullair Pneumatic Pickgun TPB-501SV Pneumatic Breaker Extra Hoses Steels (Chisels & Points) Atlas Copco Hyd-Breaker Pack Complete JCB Beaver Hyd Unit C/W Breaker Stanley DR19 Hydraulic Pickgun GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

CONCRETE MIXING & PREPARATION Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Belle Mini Mixer 110V 18.00 9.00 45.00 22.50 Belle 100Lt Mixer 110V 23.00 11.50 57.00 28.75 Belle Honda Petrol Mini Mixer 18.00 9.00 45.00 22.50 Belle 100Lt Mixer Diesel 23.

00 6.00 30.00 15.00 MTA36 Norton Clipper Petrol Power Float 25.00 12.50 62.50 31.25 COMPACTION CONCRETE MIXERS / COMPACTION S S Wacker BS60Y Trench Rammer 23.00 11.50 57.50 28.

00 15.00 75.00 37.50 Belle PCLX320 Vibrating Plate 26.00 13.00 65.00 32.50 Belle PCX450 Vibrating Plate 26.00 13.00 65.00 32.50 Belle RPC30/40 Diesel Reversible Vibrating Plate 30.00 15.00 75.00 37.50 Wacker Tandem Roller 75.

11 CONCRETE MIXING & PREPARATION Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Belle Mini Mixer 110V Belle 100Lt Mixer 110V Belle Honda Petrol Mini Mixer Belle 100Lt Mixer Diesel Belle Megavibe Electric Poker 50mm/70mm 110V Petrol Pdu 45Mm Vp Petrol Pdu 55Mm Vp Tyrol Splatter Box MTA36 Norton Clipper Petrol Power Float COMPACTION CONCRETE MIXERS / COMPACTION S S Wacker BS60Y Trench Rammer Wacker BS600 Trench Rammer Wacker WP1540A Compactor Wacker Plate Plc AVP1033H Ammann Vibrating Plates Wacker Rev Vibrating Plate Belle PCLX320 Vibrating Plate Belle PCX450 Vibrating Plate Belle RPC30/40 Diesel Reversible Vibrating Plate Wacker Tandem Roller Benford Vibrating Roller GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 9

12 GENERATORS & TRANSFORMERS GENERATORS & TRANSFORMERS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Stephill 1ph/3ph 20kva Silent Diesel Generator Brook Thompson 3kva Generator EN3500-G200 3kva Petrol Generator Stephill 6.5kva Petrol Generator kva Transformer kva Transformer Rcd Safety Device 240V GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

CABLE TESTING Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Cable Avoidance Tool 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 Genny for Cat 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 LIGHTING LED Flood Light 16.

00 8.00 40.00 20.00 Block Splitter 16.00 8.00 40.00 20.00 Maxi Pave Block Splitter 16.00 8.00 40.00 20.00 Makita Wall Chaser SG1250 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.

13 CABLE TESTING Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Cable Avoidance Tool Genny for Cat LIGHTING LED Flood Light TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING EQUIPMENT Belle Minitile V & 240V Rubi TS60 Ceramic Tile Cutter Gs Ceramic Tile Cutter Block Splitter Maxi Pave Block Splitter Makita Wall Chaser SG CABLE TESTING / LIGHTING / TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING S S GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 11

TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING / ACCESS TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend D1250 Diamond Core Drill 110V 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.00 CS451 Norton Clipper Petrol Floor Saw 43.00 21.

00 110.00 425.00 165.00 Zebra 16 Articulated Boom 130.00 130.00 450.00 190.00 Scaffolding Tower - price based on height Agr Podium Scaffolding 21.00 10.50 52.50 26.25 Stair Tower Scaffold 33.00 16.50 82.

14 TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING / ACCESS TILE & CONCRETE CUTTING EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend D1250 Diamond Core Drill 110V CS451 Norton Clipper Petrol Floor Saw CHW600 Norton Clipper Masonry Bench Saw 110V TS410 Stihl Petrol Cut Off Saw Makita EK6100 Petrol Cut Off Saw ACCESS EQUIPMENT Zebra 12 Articulated Boom Zebra 16 Articulated Boom Scaffolding Tower - price based on height Agr Podium Scaffolding Stair Tower Scaffold One Man Mobile Aluminium Tower Adjustable Steel Trestles Acrow Prop Heras Fence Panel Kit GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

S LIFTING EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Lansing Forklift Truck 45.00 22.50 112.50 56.25 Plaster Board Lifter 22.00 11.00 55.00 27.50 GARDENING EQUIPMENT Makita Hole Borer 24.00 12.00 60.

15 S LIFTING EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Lansing Forklift Truck Plaster Board Lifter GARDENING EQUIPMENT Makita Hole Borer Stihl HS85 2 Stroke Hedge Trimmer Makita Electric Hedge Trimmer Makita UH4520 Hedge Trimmer Makita ETR2500 Petrol Brush Cutter Stihl FS120 Brush Cutter Makita EBH341R Petrol Back Pack Makita BHX2501 Petrol Hand Held Leaf Blower Makita PLM4616 Petrol Lawn Mower Makita EUV400 Petrol Lawn Scarifier Makita PLM5121 Petrol Mulching Lawn Mower Makita EBH253L Petrol Hedge Strimmer Viking HB585 Petrol Rotavator Viking GB370S Petrol Garden Shredder PORTABLE TOILETS LIFTING / GARDENING / PORTABLE TOILETS S S S Portable Toilet Portable Disabled Toilet Cleaning Charge GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 13

SAWS / ROUTERS / GRINDERS POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Saws Makita LF1000 Flipsaw 29.00 14.50 72.50 36.25 Makita LS1216 Mitre Saw 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.

16 SAWS / ROUTERS / GRINDERS POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Saws Makita LF1000 Flipsaw Makita LS1216 Mitre Saw Makita 5703K Circular Saw 110V Makita 4340FCT Jigsaw 110V Makita JR3000 Recipro Saw Makita JR3050T Recipro Saw 110V Fein Multi Master 110V Routers Makita 3612c Router 110v Grinders Makita 115mm 110V Angle Grinder Makita 125mm 110V Angle Grinder Makita 230mm 110V Angle Grinder GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Sanders Makita 9227CB Polisher Sander 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 Makita KP0810K Planer 110V 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 Hilti WFO280 Orbital Sander 110V 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 Hilti WFE150 Orbital Sander 110V 20.

00 Makita B04900V Palm Sander 110V 16.00 8.00 40.00 20.00 Makita B05021 Palm Sander 240V 16.00 8.00 40.00 20.00 SANDERS / DRILLS Drills Makita 1/2-In Angle Drill 6300L 240V 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.

17 POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Sanders Makita 9227CB Polisher Sander Makita KP0810K Planer 110V Hilti WFO280 Orbital Sander 110V Hilti WFE150 Orbital Sander 110V Makita 9911 Belt Sander 110V Makita 9403 Belt Sander 110V Makita Palm Sander 240V Makita B04900V Palm Sander 110V Makita B05021 Palm Sander 240V SANDERS / DRILLS Drills Makita 1/2-In Angle Drill 6300L 240V Makita Angle Drill DA V Makita HR2450 Rotary Hammer Drill 110V Makita 6701B Screwdriver 240V Makita 6844 Auto Feed Screwdriver 110V Makita DHP458 18V Combi Drill Makita BHR242 Rfe Cordless Multi Drill 18V Spit Dry Wall Screw Gun Makita 6802BV Screw Gun 110V GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 15

LIGHT BREAKERS / HEAVY BREAKERS / NAILERS POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Light breakers Makita HM0871c Breaker 110V 22.00 11.00 55.00 27.50 Metabo BE76 Rotary Hammer 20.00 10.00 50.00 25.

00 12.00 60.00 30.00 Hilti TE905 Heavy Breaker 110V 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.00 Wacker EHB10 Heavy Breaker 110V 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.00 Hilti TE1000 Heavy Breaker 24.00 12.00 60.00 30.00 Makita HR4013C Heavy Breaker 110V 24.

18 LIGHT BREAKERS / HEAVY BREAKERS / NAILERS POWERTOOLS Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Light breakers Makita HM0871c Breaker 110V Metabo BE76 Rotary Hammer Makita HM1111c Breaker 110V Heavy breakers Makita HM1812 Heavy Breaker 110V Makita HM1810 Heavy Breaker 110V Hilti TE805 Heavy Breaker 110V Hilti TE905 Heavy Breaker 110V Wacker EHB10 Heavy Breaker 110V Hilti TE1000 Heavy Breaker Makita HR4013C Heavy Breaker 110V Metabo KHE96 Breaker Makita HR5211C Heavy Breaker Makita HM1214 Heavy Breaker Nailers Hilti DX460 Nail Gun Spit P370 High Power Nailer Paslode IM350/90CT Impulse Nailer Paslode IM65A Lithium-Ion Finishing Angled Nailer Paslode IM65 Lithium-Ion Finishing Straight Nailer GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

19 POWERTOOLS Resin kit Hilti HDM330 Resin Kit Flooring preparation Trelawny Floor Scabler Makita PC1100 Concrete Planer Hire-Tech HT7/2 Floor Edger 240V Hire-Tech 8-in Drum Floor Sander Hire-Tech HTF-2 Floor Sander 240V RESIN KIT / FLOORING PREPARATION GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 17

20 SURVEY EQUIPMENT / DECORATING / HEATING & DRYING SURVEY EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend CST/Berger Laser Level Lasermark LM30 Level Lasermark LMH/CST Level Zenith Datum Dou Self Levelling Laser Level DECORATING EQUIPMENT Hiretech HTW-5 Steam Stripper Steiner Heat Gun 110V Earlex Steammaster Wallpaper Stripper 110V HEATING & DRYING EQUIPMENT BD150 Ebac Dehumidifier 110/240V Ebac BD70 Small Dehumidifier Red Rad 3kw Infra Red Heater 240V Rhino RD-42 Dehumidifier Rhino Infra Red Heater 110V 32 Amp Drieaz Dehumidifier 110V & 240V GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge.

21 CLEANING & WASHING EQUIPMENT Day rate Extra day Week Weekend Stihl RE128 Pressure Washer Kranzle Petrol Pressure Washer Nilfisk Vacuum 110V Stihl SE121 Vacuum 110V Fein Dustex 35L M-Class Vacuum 110V Fein Dustex 25L Vacuum 110V Makita VC3511 Vacuum 110V Rug Doctor MP-C2-A Carpet Cleaner Karcher Carpet Cleaner PUMPS CLEANING & WASHING / PUMPS LSC-4 Residue Submersible Pump LB2-400 Submersible Pump PB Ponstar Submersible Pump 110V GST is not included in prices and will be added to charge. 19

22 Normans HIRE at Commercial Buildings PRODUCTS Please check in-store for Special Offers & Deals! Power Tools & Gardening Equipment Gardening Equipment Nail Guns Oscillating Tools & Blades Cement Mixers & Construction Equipment Site & Event Portaloos HIRE Commercial Buildings tel

23 Power Tools & Gardening Equipment Fasteners & Fixings Diamond Blades Clothing & Safety Boots Lifting Stropes Site Lighting, Leads & Transformers Temporary Site Fencing Est. Jersey 1840

ORDER HOTLINE 883456 CUSTOMER SERVICES 883333 AGRICULTURE 883344 AUTO MARINE 883377

850066 HIRE 883300 KITCHENS 883366 LANDSCAPING 883448 PLUMBING 850066 ROOF TRUSSES 883589

24 ORDER HOTLINE CUSTOMER SERVICES AGRICULTURE AUTO MARINE CONSERVATORIES DECORATING DOORS FENCING GLASS HEATING HIRE KITCHENS LANDSCAPING PLUMBING ROOF TRUSSES TILES TIMBER FRAME HARDWOOD WINDOWS ACCOUNT PAYMENTS HEAD OFFICE & ADMIN

HAND ARM VIBRATION SAFETY GUIDE

HAND ARM VIBRATION SAFETY GUIDE What is hand arm vibration syndrome? Information, Information, Information. Hand arm vibration syndrome, also known as HAVS, is a type of industrial disease that produces