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Basic Scaffold Components Proper Ladder Placement 1 meter 4 Meters 1 : 4 4 Meters in height = 1 meter from wall Basic Scaffold Components “Bay “ Is the horizontal distance between standards Bay Basic Scaffold Components No!!! Yes!!! Be sure of what’s below !!! Incorrect C Street Sewer Back Fill Manhole Cover Basic Scaffold Components “Sole Boards” Lengths or pieces of timber that are placed underneath the standards to spread the load Basic Scaffold Components Sole Boards Must always be placed on flat and even ground They must be strong and thick enough to support the entire weight of the scaffold Always used with a metal base plate Sole Boards Base Plate Individual Sole Board Basic Scaffold Components Sway Brace Tubes that prevent movement across the entire face of the scaffold Proper bracing is the strength and stability of any scaffold Without bracing there is minimal strength and stability Sway bracing to be installed at minimum angle of 45 degrees Sway Brace Basic Scaffold Components Ledger Braces Are tubes that are secured between the standards to enhance stability Ledger Braces Examples of Ledger to Ledger Bracing Patterns Properly placed sway bracing, transoms and check clamps… Sway Brace Transoms Check Clamps Basic Scaffold Components “Work Platform” Is the boarded area that is used as an access and /or working area, that has toe boards and hand rails in place Work Platform Basic Scaffold Components “Guard Rails” Are horizontal tubes that prevent the users from falling from the work platform Guard Rails Uprights Basic Scaffold Components “Toe Boards” Are lengths of vertically placed timbers / planks to ensure that tools, equipment and materials stay on the work platform Toe Boards Basic Scaffold Components “Tie” A method of connecting a scaffold to a fixed structure to prevent the scaffold from falling over Example of a Box Tie Example of a Through Tie Detail of a Through Tie Proper S