Title Page
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Site
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Site Address
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Date & Time
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Customer
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Document Ref
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Prepared by
Details
Scaffold Specification
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Description of the Section Handed Over
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Scaffold Name
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Description
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Area
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Loading
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Cladding
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Ties
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Remarks
Handover
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Remarks
Acceptance Of The Scaffold
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As authorised signatory's for ‘Oak Scaffolding Ltd’, I confirm that the scaffold has been completed in accordance with the specifications and regulations detailed above.
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Name/Signature/Date/Time
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As authorised signatory's for the ''Client'', I confirm that the scaffold has been completed in accordance with the specifications and regulations detailed above.
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Name/Signature/Date/Time
Important Health and Safety Information
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In accordance with The Work at Height Regulations 2005 this scaffold must be inspected by the USER and a record maintained of
the inspection as follows:
• Before being taken into use for the first time
• After any event likely to have affected its strength or stability
• After substantial addition, dismantling or other alterations
• At regular intervals not exceeding 7 days
USER RESPONSIBILITIES
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Scaffolding is safe if you comply with the Regulations and:
ALWAYS:
• Employ a professional Scaffold Company
• Ensure the scaffold specification meets your requirements
• Check use and loading overleaf is what you want
• Inspect scaffold and sign Handing-over Certificate or check tag
• Carry out and record weekly inspections
• Use warning signs for incomplete or unsafe scaffolds
• Spread the load – instruct users on maximum loading
• Use suitable loading towers
• Report damage of scaffold materials (erected or not) to Scaffold Company
Scaffolding is very dangerous if abused, so:
NEVER:
• Remove ties
• Remove, adjust, alter or modify any part of the scaffold
• Overload the scaffold
• Allow digging under or near the scaffold
• Add sheeting or netting unless the scaffold has been designed for it
• Forklift loads directly onto access scaffolds
