Scaffold Quiz

Who trains employees that work on scaffolds?

• Employees do not need training

• Employees are responsible for their own training

• Fellow employees who have experience

• Employer-designated competent person

Scaffolds must be designed by a:

• Construction worker
• Architect
• Qualified person
• Site manager

Which of the following is NOT an example of proper access?

• Ladders

• Cross-braces

• Stair towers

• Walkwways

When using a scaffold near utility poles(electrical wires), the utility company must:

• Provide a safety net
• Install a protective barrier
• Disconnect the power
• Increase the voltage

X must be provided when there is potential of being struck by falling objects

• Over-head protection

• A scaffold

• Boots

• Safety glasses

P.F.A.S means

• Personal Fall Arrest System

• Personal Fitness and Strength
• Professional Financial Advisory Services
• Public Facilities and Services

Ladders, Stair towers, Ramps, and Walkways are all examples of:

• Types of Doors
• Types of Windows
• Types of Furniture
• Proper Access areas

A competent person is someone on the jobsite that has:

• Authority to take prompt corrective action

• Executives qualified person design

• Employer appointed

• Capability to identify hazards

• All of the above

Training employees, overseeing the assembly, disassembly, inspection, and safe use of scaffolds are the responsibilities of

• Qualified Person

• Scaffold Erector
• Competent Person
• Project Manager

Hazards associated with using a scaffold are:

• Falls & Falling Objects

• Electrical & Collapse Hazards

• Planking & Weather Hazards

• Collisions & Struck-By Hazards

• All of the above