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CommonlyUsedSupportedScaffoldsSelectedCal/OSHARegulationsDE FOWORKISAFELYSUPPOTED SCAFFOLDSScafoldingprovidessafetandaddstoFrae orFabricatedler Title 8 ode of egulations for all regulatiThe pany’sCodeSafePractice (COSP)cludeetyreqents or erection,use, anddisantlingof scaffolds.theficiency ofwork.Howeveunsafe scafoldinglead toaccideserious injuriesanddeath.ThisGUIDEprootes l/OSHA call9639424or visit http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh1.html CommonScaffolding rdsIndividuals exposedo scaffolding Hazards From StructuralFla Missing/iproperlysupportedbaseplatesScaffoldtiedproperlybuildingPlatformslopeexceedsrequirementBraces/runers/crosbracingecureMissing races/runersandcrossbracingplanksoverextended/underextended Fall Haards Missing andtopguardrailsproperaccessPlatforfullyplankedSubstandardplanksFallingobjects/ssingtoeboardsSlipperyplatfor Electrical Hazards Building scaffold too close to powerlinesngrounded/damaged tools & equipment on scaffoldThese hazardsainlyfromparts failure,notfollowing properinstallation, inspection,anddisantling roceures,the ailuresatttachentoints,inadquateall protection, changingatherconditions, and overloadingof scaffold 1637 Eachscaffoldustdesignedsupport its own weightand4 titheload. See 1637(b) for working loadsScaffolderectionanddisantlentmustbe supervisedby aqualifiedperson. Scaffold musterectedanddismantledaccordingto designstandards,engineered 1637 A Cal/OSHA perrequiredfor erecting anddisantlingscaffoldsthatexceedthree storiesor 36 ft.height 341(d)(5)( A safeandunobstructedeansof access, such as walkway,stair,or laddershallprovidedallscaffoldplatfor 1637(n)(1) Anchorageandbracingshallsuch thatoldsandalseworkwillentedfromswaying, tipping,or collapsing 1637(c) Manufactured planks shallablesupportits weight plus 4times the live 1637(f)(3)(A Workerson scaffoldswho areexposedoverheadhazardsshallprovidedwithoverheadprotectionor othereansthatwillectivelyinatethehazard 1637(q) Platformleastwideandshallnotslopedorethan2 to10. Slipperyplatformconditionsareprohibited 1637(p) Selected rons ntinued in nxt page..... November 2012 Cal/OSHA publications are available at http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/puborder.asp Guardrailsmustinstalledon opensides andends of platforthatare7 1/2ft.or higher 1621(a) Toeboardsarerequiredon allrailedsidesof work surfaceswhereemployeeswork or pass below 1621(b) Followheiexception 1643 , 1644 Wood(frme/post):ft.Tubecoupler/Tubularwelded):ft.No work shalldoneon or fromaffolds duringstoror highwinds (see exceptions) 1637(u) In addition,specifictypesof supported scaffoldshavetheirown setof Cal/SHA requireents. Below is a partial list:Metal scaffold 1644 Towerandrollingscaffolds 1646 Ladderjackscaffolds 1648 Outriggerand bracketolds 1645 Horsecaffolds 1647 jackscaffolds 1654 SafetyTipsfor Working Safely with ScaffoldsSelecttherighttypefor thejobDesignandconstructstandardsFollowanufacturer’suidelinesfor propererection,use anddisantlingInspectailyandbeforeuseMaintainilityallDon’t cliusingrailings.Use the provided access. Don’t takeshort utsDo notoverloadthescaffoldCoverscaffoldsafetytheCOSP and trainallinvolvederection,use, and disantlingSafe WorkPracticesScaffoldingaccidecanoccurduringerection, use anddisantlingof scaffolds.Theollowing Safe Work Practiceshelppreventingscaffold relatedaccidents Do these during scaffold design and election Selectropscaold/soldingmateialFollowproperdesignfor constructedscaffoldFollowallrequireentsfrom anufacturer.Followallitle8 designrequireentsHave the stationaryscaffoldsover125 feetheight androllingscaffoldsover60 feetheight designedby aprofessionalengineer Follow these during erection and dismantling ScaffoldandeachareaintainedpluScaffoldbeingerectedunderthedirection of aqualifiedpersonAllployeesinvolvedwith(or near)the scaffoldwearhardhatsFootingsaresound andrigidScaffoldsarebuiltfromthebottomup and disantledfromthetopdownThescaffoldredthestructduring eretionanddisantlingTiesthestructureinstalledas soon as thescaffoldpletedeachareaIf platforaresloped,theslopeore than2 feetertical10 feethorizontalPlatforarealsosecurso theycan’tslipWhenplatfoturns acorner,are laidso as toavoidtippingGuardrailson opensides/toeboardson all railedareproidedas requiredProper accessprovidedElectricalsafetycleancesare aintainedandonsiderationfor long materialsuch as gutters and pipeis givenwhen determining clearancesScaffoldrequireentsfor your tradeare ollowed Tiesareovedonlyas thework progresses downward, unless otherethodsareused to preventthescaffoldfromfallingoverWhendisntling,structuralbersarenot ovedbelowthelevelbeingdisantled Do these during scaffold u Havescaffoldinspectedqualifiedperson beforeputtinguseInspectdailyandbeforeeachuseQuik Scafold InspectionCheckfor:Missing/daagedplanksMissing guardrails/toeboardsProper accessProper tyingoff tobuildingsClearancefromelectriclinesAny overheadobstructionsIf the scaffoldlevelandpluUse scaffoldsas peranufacturerinstructionsTrainscaffoldusers onectsety including:alltentialhazards(stucturall, fallingobjects,elecrical,andother possibleazards)axintendedloadandcapacityDo notoverloadscaffoldsUse onlythesafeeansof access.Do not cliusingrailingsClisafeusingbothhandsFacetherungs as you climbup or downDo notwork on slipperyrungsDo extendworking heightsDo notanyonentof apleted scaffoldexceptunderthesupervisionof a qualifiedpersonKeep the casterslocallrolling scaffoldnotbeingovedTrainusers tospotandreporthazards