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Task Inspection 20 - Mobile Scaffolding

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  • Have all personnel involved in the task read and signed onto SWMS?

  • Has a certificated scaffolder erected mobile scaffold in excess of 4 metres in height, where complex configurations are involved or if the scaffold has cantilevers or outriggers?

  • Is the mobile scaffold set up on firm and level ground?

  • Is castor wheels adjustment device operational, adjusted correctly and locked to prevent movement?

  • Plan bracing as low as possible, base frame is square and level, standards (uprights) plumb and joints firmly fitted, diagonal bracing secured and all end clip mechanisms in place?

  • Working Load Limit of 225kg for light weight aluminium mobile scaffold not exceeded?

  • Are top rails between 900mm and 1100mm in height and are midrails and toe boards in place?

  • Are ladders positioned internally, secured at top & bottom, ≈ 1:4 slope, extends 900mm through trapdoor?

  • Is the trapdoor closed while personnel are working on the working deck?

  • Is the working height of the platform is at a suitable height and is fully decked?

  • Mobile scaffolds must only be used on hard level surfaces and must not be located closer than 1 metre to any slab edge, penetration, excavation or other step down without edge protection?

  • Mobile scaffold with ratio 3:1 must have outriggers, e.g. 4m base with 1.2m base must have outriggers in place (2:1 ratio for a narrow base width <1.2m)?

  • Are personnel not on working platform while mobile scaffolding moved?

  • Is there sufficient public protection and mobile plant/vehicles (exclusion zones and delineation)?

  • Is mobile scaffold clear of electrical hazards during erection and use?

  • Is the scaffold and works being conducted from the scaffold safe?

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