Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Jobsite

  • Scaffold Area

  • Conducted Date and Time

  • Inspected by

Scaffolding Safety Inspection

General Information

  • Type of scaffolding

  • Description of work

  • Take a photo of it

Base

  • Is the scaffold on a solid base?

  • REFERENCE: Good example of scaffold on a solid base
    [This is an example of how you can use iAuditor to include best practice reference images in your templates to assist with inspections]

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  • Does each stand have a base plate?

  • Are mud sills of the correct material and are nailed to screw feet?

Height

  • Are perimeter placed on work surfaces (toe board and temporary height) according to regulatory requirements?

  • Are perimeter handrail height with a mid-rail around all work platforms according to regulatory requirements?

  • Are toprail based on height according to regulatory requirements?

  • Are midrails installed approximately halfway between the toprail and the platform surface

Platforms

  • Are the supports correctly and evenly distributed?

  • Are the overhang has the minimum standard size?

  • Are lapped boards safe?

Bracing

  • Is the bracing fitted on alternate pairs of standards for the full height of the scaffold?

  • Is the bracing fixed to every lift?

Access

  • Is access provided to the full height of the scaffold?

  • Is the head tied and the feet on a firm base?

  • Does each access point have swing gate?

Loading

  • Is the scaffold correct for its intended use?

  • Are loads on the scaffold evenly distributed?

Ties

  • Are sufficient ties used in accordance with safety regulation?

Scaffolds Tag

  • Is the scaffolding tag displayed at the access point?

  • Has the front of the scaffolding tag been completed correctly?

  • Have the inspections been written in and signed by the competent person?

Recommendation

  • Overall Ranking

  • Recommended scaffolding tag

  • Recommendations or other requirements

Completion

  • Inspector's Name and Signature

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