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    UOP Field Safety Training

    Scaffolds

    (Working Platforms)

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    Common Hazards

    Contact with electricity or arcflash burns

    Falls from higher levels

    Falling objects

    - Scaffolding plank fall (1999example of head injury in India)

    Faulty construction

    - Scaffolding planks support (2001example)

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    Scaffold Evaluation

    Read the scaffold permit tag

    (if any), prior to using a scaffold;

    Check for:

    Allowable dates for useAny restrictions (e.g., PPE is required)

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    Scaffolding Requirements

    Requirements differ from country to country

    Some key points of UK requirements

    - Sufficient strength, rigidity and stability- Not able to be accidentally displaced- At least 24 (600 mm) wide and sufficient room to allow free

    passage of persons and materials

    - No gaps through which persons or materials could fall- Handholds and footholds to prevent slips & trips- Not loaded to cause danger of collapse or deformation

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    Scaffold Safety Video

    Scaffolding Safety - Safe WorkPractices

    by Summ it Training Source, Inc .

    11 minu tes

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    Scaffold Precautions

    Damaged or defective parts of thescaffold could affect the integrity ofthe whole scaffold;

    The defective parts must bereplaced, repaired or the scaffoldremoved from service.

    Dont intermix scaffold parts fromdifferent manufacturers.

    Scaffolds must be erected, movedand/or altered by a qualified person.

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    Scaffold Evaluation

    Foundation

    - Ground must be level, sound and able tosupport the scaffold

    - Never use cinder blocks, gravel, loosestones or soil for:

    Leveling an uneven surface or

    Providing a foundation for the base platesupport board

    Planks/wood components - sturdy

    Steel components - straight, no cracks

    Bolts/connections - good condition

    Avoid electrical power lines

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    Scaffold Load Capacity

    Capable of supporting 4times the maximumintended load (includespersonnel, equipmentand supplies)

    Designed by a qualified

    person Built and loaded

    according to the design

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    Platform Construction

    Platform and walkway must be at least 18 inches (450mm) wide

    Wood planks should be 2 by 10 inches (50mm x 250mm) andstamped as scaffold plank grade

    Each end of the platform must be fixed or extend over thesupport by 6 inches (150 mm)

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    Platform Construction

    If a platform is 10 feet (3meters) or less in length, theend cannot extend over itssupport more than 12 inches(300 mm)

    When platforms areoverlapped to create longplatforms, the overlap mustonly occur over a support andmust be at least 12 inches(300 mm)

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