WorksheetsScaffold Safety and Competency Assessment
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 45mins
Who oversees assembly, disassembly, inspection, and safe use of scaffolds, and trains all employees who erect, disassemble, move, operate, repair, maintain, inspect, or work on scaffolds?
qualified person
trained person
competent person
proficient person
capable person
Process for designating an employee as the competent person: (select all that apply)
Employer appointed
Capability to identify hazards
Executes qualified person design
Authority to take prompt corrective action
Doesn't work well with others
What are the BASIC types of scaffolds: (select all that apply)
Suspended
Supported
Aerial Lifts
Pump Jack
Rolling
What hazards are associated with scaffolds: (select all that apply)
Falls, Falling object(s), & Collisions or struck-by
Electrical hazards
Collapse hazards
Planking hazards
Weather conditions
(a) must be installed on open sides and ends of (b) , and when front edge (working edge) is more than (c) from work, along with (d) system must be used.
Wear a (a) when working
around or below (b) .
For scaffolds, employers must: (select all that apply)
Designate a competent person
Ensure that employees are trained in proper assembly, disassembly, and use
Utilize strategies to prevent and reduce hazards
Comply with manufacturers’ requirements and recommendations
Follow plans designed by qualified person
Which of the following is NOT an example of proper scaffold access? (select the best answer)
Ladders
Crossbraces
Stair towers
Walkways
Built-in scaffold ramps with proper traction and slope
When erecting a scaffold, use footings that are level, sound, rigid and capable of supporting the load without settlement or displacement.
True
False
