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Common workplace hazardsCommon workplace hazards
Shown here are some common workplace hazards.
• Hazard• Risk Assessment
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Hazardous materials
PowerlinesWeather
Falling objects
Pedestrians
Undergroundservices Ground
conditionsTripping hazards
Open trenches/excavations
Vehicles/othermobile plant
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Identify scaffold and associated equipmentIdentify scaffold and associated equipmentFor basic scaffolding, you need to know a wide range of scaffold and associated equipment. The diagram below, for example, shows the basic parts of a modular scaffold.
Parts used in a basic modular scaffold:
Standard
Guardrail
MidrailToeboard
Transverse
brace
Transom
Sole plate Base plate
Ledger
Longitudinal brace
Working platform
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Plan Job - SummaryCheck for hazards before you start the scaffolding work.
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The hierarchy of hazard control is a range of control measures used to reduce the risk of workplace hazards. It includes: elimination, substitution, isolation, engineering controls, safe work practices and PPE.
Make sure you are aware of the powerline distances for your state or territory.
Always refer to the manufacturer’s specifications to make sure thescaffold is suitable for the work.
Consult with appropriate personnel when planning the scaffold work.
Different scaffolds have different capacities. Always check thatthe scaffold meets the requirement of the job.
Make sure you are wearing the necessary safety equipment forthe work you are performing.Do not be afraid to ask questions if you are not clear aboutinstructions or directions.
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Base plates Base plates The spindle of an adjustable base plate should extend 150mm above the maximum nut extension.
The maximum extension on an adjustable base plate is 600mm.
The maximum load allowed on an adjustable base plate is 3030kg.
The minimum width of timber used as a sole plate is 225mm.
225mm
150mm
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Metal scaffold plank defectsMetal scaffold plank defects
DO NOT a metal scaffold plank if it has any of the following defects.
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ACME TIMBERAS1577WLL 200kgMAX SPAN 2m
Marking not in compliance with AS 1577. AS 1577 Plank Marking Standard:
Manufacturer’s name or mark
This tells you it is a genuine scaffold plank
Working Load Limit in kg
Maximum allowable span (spacingbetween supporting brackets) in metres
End cap missing. Heavy corrosion.
• Welds cracked, broken or missing• Broken weld reinforcing strap Width of less than 220mm
180mm
Rivets broken or missing Twisting Distortion
Crushing Splitting Bending
• Risk Assessment• Risk Management
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Hazard prevention and control measuresHazard prevention and control measuresBefore you start to erect a scaffold, you need to put in place ways to prevent and control hazards.
You could:
• Restrict access to an area• Remove any hazards• Move equipment and vehicles that are not part of the scaffolding• Set up warning signs and barricades• Put up overhead protection• Create pedestrian exclusion zones• Perform any control measures listed on the JSA or SWMS.
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• Hazard• Risk Management
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Soil typesSoil types
Check if the soil can support the scaffold. Different types of soil have different load-bearing pressures.Below are different soil types from soft to hard (gravel).
• Soft clay• Stiff clay• Dry sand• Granite• Shale• Gravel (road base)
Check the type of soilCheck to see if the soil can support a scaffold. Different types of soils can take light or heavy scaffold.
Soft soil Hard soil Gravel (road base)
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• Ground Stability• Risk Assessment
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Containment sheetingContainment sheeting
Sheeting is used to help protect workers and pedestrians from wind, rain, dust and direct sunlight. The design of a sheeted scaffold should be checked by an engineer.When installing sheeting you should consider:
• The weight of the sheeting• The wind load created by the sheeting• Strength and suitability of fixings• Sheeting should be on the outside of a scaffold (unless otherwise allowed by the design)• Avoid gaps between the sheeting and the platform edge.
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Unsafe incidentsUnsafe incidents
If an unsafe incident or event occurs while you are doing scaffolding work you should:
• Stop• Resolve the issue if you can• Seek assistance and advice if needed• Report the event (as per state/territory requirements).
Seek assistance andadvice if needed
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Work safely at heightsWork safely at heightsTo work safely at heights:
• Wear the right personal protective equipment (PPE) for the job• Ensure you anchor your lanyard correctly• Use clear, simple words and hand signals with other workers.
Communicate clearly with workmates when you dismantle (take down) a scaffold.5. Dismantle
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Inspect equipment after useInspect equipment after useCheck the scaffold parts and equipment after you have finished using it, including:
• Scaffold tubes• Base plates• Ladders• Scaffold planks (timber and metal)• Flexible steel wire rope (FSWR)• Fibre rope• Materials hoists• Gin wheels• Scaffold tools• Right-angle couplers
Refer to the manufacturer’s specifications for information on what defects to check for.
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Element 3–Set Up Task
Question 28. What do you need to check when you use a mobile scaffold?click for answer
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The wheels have wheel locksMobile
scaffold should have
castors (wheels)
The castors should not have pneumatic tyres
The scaffold should be set up on level ground
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Question 35. What sorts of things would damage a safety net or make it unsafe for you to use?click for answer
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Being hit by a moving load
Sharp edges
Having the net dragged over rough surfaces People jumping on it
Rubbish or building materials stored on it Hot gases from blow
torches, chimneys and furnaces or sparks and
flames from welding equipment or oxy cutting equipment
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