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SECTION 1 – Certification

SECTION 2 – Tube-and-Coupler Scaffolds

SECTION 3 – Particular Scaffold Requirements

Intermediate Scaffolding - Written Assignment

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Parts used in Basic Modular Scaffolding

Standard

Guardrail

Midrail

Toeboard

Traverse Brace

Transom

Soleplate

Working Platform

Longitudinal Brace

Ledger

Baseplate

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Examples of Couplers

right angle couplers

sleeve couplers

swivel couplers putlog couplers

check coupler

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CERTIFICATIONCERTIFICATION

UNIT 1UNIT 1

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Question 1a. Is a person with an Intermediate Scaffolding Certificate allowed to construct a personnel and materials hoist?

Answer: NoAnswer: No

Personnel and materials hoist

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Question 1b. Is a person with an Intermediate Scaffolding Certificate allowed to install a cantilevered crane loading platform?

Answer: YesAnswer: Yes

Cantilevered crane loading platform

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Question 2a. What is the maximum specified height for a tube-and-coupler scaffold?

Answer: 45 metresAnswer: 45 metres

45m

Tube-and-coupler scaffold

Note: AS/NZS 1576.6:2000 Preface (a) Answer: 33m

Note: AS/NZS 1576.6:2000 Preface (a) Answer: 33m

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Question 2b. What is the maximum bay width for a light duty independent scaffold?

Answer: 2.4 metres or (10 planks) Answer: 2.4 metres or (10 planks)

2.4m

10 planks

Note: AS/NZS 1576.6:2000 Section 3.1 Standards Table 1 Answer: 0.5m

Note: AS/NZS 1576.6:2000 Section 3.1 Standards Table 1 Answer: 0.5m

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Question 3a. What is the maximum allowable slope of a working platform?

Answer: 7 degrees or (1 in 8)Answer: 7 degrees or (1 in 8)

7o

working platform

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Question 3b. What is the maximum allowable slope of a cleated barrow ramp?

Answer: 20 degrees or (1 in 3)Answer: 20 degrees or (1 in 3)

20o

Barrow ramp

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SCAFFOLD A: TASK 1.1

On a sheet of paper use line sketches to show a front elevation and end elevation of the scaffold. Show all joints in standards and ledgers. (Do NOT show tie assemblies. Do NOT show access).

Draw both a front elevation and end elevation.Draw both a front elevation and end elevation.

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SCAFFOLD A: TASK 1.2

Show eight bays of equal spacing.Show eight bays of equal spacing.

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UNIT 2 - TUBE-AND –COUPLER

SCAFFOLD SPECIFICATIONS

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SCAFFOLDREQUIREMENTS

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