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Items for Inspection

Scaffold Incpection

  • Are Sills properly placed and adequately sized?

  • Have screw jacks been used to level and plumb scaffold instead of unsafe<br>objects such as concrete blocks?

  • Are base plates and/or screw jacks in firm contact with sills and frames?

  • Are all scaffold legs braced with braces properly attached?

  • Is guard railing in place on all open sides and ends above the 6-foot level?

  • Have ladders been provided as a means of access to the scaffold?

  • Have free standing towers been guyed or tied so as not to exceed the 4 to 1<br>base height ratio

  • Are working level platforms fully planked between guard rails with no split<br>planking used?

  • Does planking have minimum 12” overlap extended beyond supports and<br>cleated at ends?

  • Are toe-boards installed properly?

  • Are safety harnesses available for use when needed?

  • Have all employees working on scaffold been informed of and trained in safe<br>working practices while working on the scaffold?

  • Are out riggers properly installed at 90 degree angles perpendicular to the<br>building?

  • Have scaffold components been properly inspected for damage and<br>compatibility?

  • The load limit for this scaffold is _______ lbs per square foot. Has this<br>information been communicated to workers utilizing the scaffold?

  • Inspection results

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