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  • Site Scaffold Work Conducted:

  • Supervisor:

  • Scaffold ID:

  • Work Order Number:

  • KKS:

  • Location of Scaffold:

  • Date Conducted:

  • Lead Scaffold Erector:

  • Location of Scaffold Erection:
  • Scaffolding Code of Practice 2021 https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/76347/scaffolding-cop-2021.pdf

  • Type of Scaffold Constructed:

  • Does the Scaffold require Engineering Sign Off:

  • Relevant Design or Specification Reference

1 Scaffold vicinity

  • Has sufficient access to allow Unit Operations been provided?

  • Have any insufficient safeguards against Accidental tripping of the Generator Unit been identified?

  • Has a clearance allowance for possible movement of insitu structures been accounted for? (Steam Pipes etc..)

2 Supporting structure

  • Is the supporting structure in good condition?

  • Is the scaffold built on solid ground? If built on soft ground, are soleboards used to properly distribute the load?

  • Is the imposed bearing load of the scaffold known and is the foundation adequate to support the loading? (Floor, Beam etc..)

3 Soleboards and baseplates

  • Are the soleboards secure?

  • Are there sufficient baseplates?

  • Are the baseplates secure?

4 Scaffold structure

  • Are the standards bearing firmly?

  • Are the joints in standards correctly secured (special duty or hung scaffold)?

  • Are the lift heights correct?

  • Is the bracing adequate?

  • Is the scaffold sufficiently stable?

5 Platforms

  • Are the working platforms at the required locations?

  • Are the platforms and supporting scaffold constructed for the appropriate duty live loads?

  • Are the platform dimensions suitable for the intended work?

  • Is there adequate edge protection?

6 Access and egress

  • Is there safe access and egress to every scaffold platform?

  • Are portable ladders of an industrial grade, serviceable and correctly installed at an angle of 1:4 and rising 1 m above top landing and attached minimum of 2 places.

7 Cladding / Hoarding / Mesh Screening

  • Does the installed hoarding/mesh screening adequately prevent the risk of falling objects. (Adequate overlaps, No gaps, No Missing sections, holes etc..)

  • Does the scaffold need to be designed for wind loading on any cladding?

8 General fitness for purpose

  • Is there adequate provision for material handling?

  • Are all approaches and platforms effectively lit?

9 Mobile scaffolds

  • Is the supporting surface hard and flat?

  • Is the area of operation free of floor penetrations, powerlines and other hazards?

COMMENTS

  • COMMENTS:

Scaffold Handover Certificate

Scaffold supplier/erector

  • Supplier / Installer Name:

  • Installers Certificate Number:

  • Company Name:

  • Company Address:

  • Contact phone: 749 441

  • Email:

Client

  • Client Company Name : Stanwell Corporation

  • Address: GPO Box 800, Brisbane. 4001.

  • Site Address: 1225 Nanango Tarong Road, TARONG. 4615.

  • Contact phone:

  • Client Email:

Project Details

  • Project/reference number: 3MJ22

  • Drawings attached:

  • Plant Design registration number/s

  • Description of area handed over:

  • Intended use of scaffold:

  • Duty classification:

  • Number of working decks:

  • TWP Height

  • Bay Widths

  • Additional details

Handover of scaffold

  • The scaffold detailed above has been erected in accordance with the attached drawings, and if under 4 metres in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Scaffolds over 4 metres have been constructed in accordance with Scaffolding Code of Practice 2021. AS/NZS 1576 and AS/IN/ZS 4576 and is suitable for its intended purpose.

  • Supervisors Name / Signature:

  • Certificate no:

  • Date:

  • Acceptance - on behalf of the client: Stanwell Corporation

  • Client Name / Signature:

  • Date / Time

  • Arrange for scaffold to be inspected at intervals not exceeding 30 days or immediately following any incident which may affect the adequacy of the scaffold.

  • Reinspection Date

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