Scaffold User Module

Front

What is the minimum weight a scaffold must be able to support?

Back

4X

Front

At what vertical and horizontal distances should a scaffold be tied to the structure?

Back

26' Vertical 30' Horizontal

Front

Who is responsible for recognizing hazards and determining if different scaffold components can be intermixed?

Back

Competent Person

Front

How much should planks overlap past the supports on a scaffold?

Back

12"

Front

What is the minimum width for scaffold walkways?

Back

18"

Front

Define 'Competent Person' in the context of scaffolding.

Back

A person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions.

Front

What is the purpose of tying a scaffold to a structure?

Back

To ensure stability and prevent the scaffold from tipping over.

Front

What are the consequences of not following scaffold safety regulations?

Back

Increased risk of accidents, injuries, and potential legal consequences.

Front

What is the role of OSHA in scaffold safety?

Back

To set and enforce safety standards for scaffolding and ensure worker safety.

Front

What is the significance of scaffold plank overlap?

Back

To provide adequate support and prevent planks from slipping off the supports.