Scaffolding and Formwork

Temporary works are parts of construction works

• TRUE

• FALSE

Temporary works are shown in the construction drawings

• TRUE

• FALSE

All temporary works must be dismantled after use

• TRUE

• FALSE

Poorly constructed temporary works could cause injury and damage to the building

• TRUE

• FALSE

Type of scaffold shown in the photo is ...

• Putlog scaffold

• Independent scaffold

• Truss-out scaffold

• Cantilever scaffold

• Gantries scaffold

Type of scaffold shown in the photo is ...

• Putlog scaffold

• Independent scaffold

• Truss-out scaffold

• Cantilever scaffold

• Gantries scaffold

This type of scaffold has two rows of standards, which are tied by cross-members called transoms

• Putlog scaffold

• Independent scaffold

• Truss-out scaffold

• Cantilever scaffold

• Gantries scaffold

This type of scaffold is to be used in a congested urban area where the construction space is limited.

• Putlog scaffold

• Independent scaffold

• Truss-out scaffold

• Cantilever scaffold

• Gantries scaffold

Type of scaffold shown in the photo is ...

• Putlog scaffold

• Independent scaffold

• Truss-out scaffold

• Cantilever scaffold

• Gantries scaffold

The gantry platform can also serve as a storage and accommodation area

• TRUE

• FALSE