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 \n1.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................... 2  \n1.2 APPLICATION .............................................................................................. 2  \n1.3 DOCUMENTATION ...................................................................................... 2  \n1.4 SERVICES ................................................................................................... 3  \n1.5 ANCILLARY TIMBER ................................................................................... 3  \n1.6 TRANSPORT AND STORAGE..................................................................... 3  \n1.7 SAFETY........................................................................................................ 4  \n1.8 ROOF ANCHORS & GUARDRAILS............................................................. 4  \n1.9 TRUSS MODIFICATION OR REPAIR .......................................................... 4  \n1.10 CONSTRUCTION LOADS ......................................................................... 4  \nSECTION 2 SUPPORTING STRUCTURE......................................................... 5  \n2.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................... 5  \n2.2 LOAD BEARING WALLS ............................................................................. 5  \n2.3 NON-LOAD BEARING WALLS .................................................................... 5  \nSECTION 3 TRUSS INSTALLATION ................................................................ 7  \n3.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................... 7  \n3.2 SET OUT ...................................................................................................... 7  \n3.3 LIFTING ........................................................................................................ 7  \n3.4 FIRST TRUSS .............................................................................................. 8  \n3.5 SUBSEQUENT TRUSSES ........................................................................... 9  \n3.6 ERECTION BRACING AND TOLERANCES ................................................ 9  \nSECTION 4 ROOF BRACING ........................................................................... 11  \n4.1 GENERAL .................................................................................................... 11  \n4.2 BATTENS ..................................................................................................... 11  \n4.3 TOP CHORDS .............................................................................................. 11  \n4.4 BOTTOM CHORDS...................................................................................... 13  \n4.5 WEBS ........................................................................................................... 13  \nSECTION 5 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