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  • At the time of accepting handover of this scaffold it becomes the main contractor’s responsibility by law to maintain inspections every 7 days

  • Are Rule One to continue weekly inspection:

  • Is there a Scaff Tag being left on the scaffold:

  • The scaffold as described above has been completed in accordance with client requirements. It is structurally sound, complies with Working at Height Regulations 2005 and should only be used in accordance with this Handover Certificate

  • Please note the date recorded on this handover will be recorded as the beginning of the hire period

Scaffold Design

  • Type Of Design

  • Is the design at working stage:

  • Is the design sufficient for the scaffold erected:

  • Is the scaffold compliant with the design:

Loading

  • Loading to be One Number Working Lift @

  • An additional working lift @ reduced loading @

  • Inside board loading @

Ties

  • Are ties fitted on sufficient load bearings fittings:

  • Are ties at the correct intervals:

  • Are correct ties in use for base material:

  • What is the SWL test load of the ties:

  • Have the pull test requirements been met:

  • Tie Pull Test Evidence:

Footings

  • Is there any evidence of sinkage:

  • Are standards on base details adequate (base plate, sole board):

Standards

  • Are standards Plum within allowance:

  • Are standards correctly spaced:

  • Are standards correctly staggered:

Ledgers

  • Are ledgers plum within allowance:

  • Are joints correctly staggered:

Handrail & Toeboards

  • Is there a handrail minimum 950mm from the working platform:

  • Is there no larger than a 470mm gap between handrails and toe boards:

  • Are non-working platform lifts handrailed:

  • Are handrails and Toe Boards installed sufficient for purpose of works:

  • Is ladder guardrail in place:

Transoms

  • Is there a transom minimum of 300mm from the node point:

  • Are transoms no greater than 1.2m apart:

Bracing

  • Is all bracing connected within 300mm of the node point:

  • Is ledger bracing installed at correct intervals:

  • Is there sway bracing no more than 6 bays apart:

Access

  • Is access installed adequate:

  • Are routes to access clear:

  • Are adequate safety gates/hatches in place:

  • Are ladders 1.050m above the boarded lift:

  • Are ladders installed at the correct 1 to 4 angle:

  • Is the ladder gap the correct size:

  • Are ladders correctly secured:

Platform

  • Is the platform adequate for the purpose of works:

  • Is the platform safe and gaps kept to a minimum:

  • Are the boards in suitable condition:

  • Is there no gaps greater than 225mm:

  • Are gaps larger than 100mm being managed:

Housekeeping

  • Is all spare material cleared:

  • Has sheeting been installed neatly (if applicable):

  • Has the site been left clear of mess:

Equipment

  • Are Gates/Hatches free of damage and in safe working condition:

  • Are ladders free of damage and in safe working condition:

  • Has lifting operation equipment been left on site:

  • Lifting equipment ID number:

  • Is lifting equipment fit for use and installed correctly:

Safety

  • Is scaffold compliant with Working at Heights Regs 2005:

  • Is double boarded installed over doorways and walkways:

  • Is there enough security to keep unauthorised personnel off the scaffold:

  • Is there 300mm safe clearance in front of all boiler flues:

  • Is there sufficient protection of tubes and fittings for pedestrians:

  • What is the overall standard of scaffold:

  • Are there any further comments to be made:

  • Signature of Rule One representative:

  • Signature of Main Contractor Representative:

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