Scaffold User Safety脚手架使用安全.ppt

Script Name Goes Here.ppt Copyright 2003, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Company Confidential 29 April 2003 Script Name Goes Here.ppt Scaffold User Safety Objectives Each participant should be able to identify or explain the: Inspection, reevaluation and tag requirements for scaffold use Basic safe scaffold structure Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment and Fall Protection Scaffold Use Hazards and Safe Work Practices Material handling and load capacities Why Train Scaffold Users? xxx requirement (01.05.40) 9 % of construction fatalities involve scaffolds 72% of scaffold injuries are caused by: planking/support giving way, worker slipping, or being struck by falling object. You can control the hazards! What is a Competent Person? Responsible for the erection, inspection and disassembly of scaffolding Has certified training by scaffold training company or in-house expert Contractors must be approved before working with scaffolding?? Scaffold Inspection Inspected by competent person: Before initial use After modifications If structure is affected At determined frequency If the job scope changes Before use, you must check for: A currently dated tag Obvious safety hazards. Scaffold Tags – Your Proof of Inspection The tag should be at the point of access to scaffold Sign or tag – Maximum load and restrictions Red Tag Scaffold must not be used Scaffold is being erected, dismantled, or modified Inspection reveals hazards that require immediate shut-down Prevent access to partial scaffolds (warning signs, barricades, or policed) Yellow Tag Built to standards and may be used but… conditions exist which require caution: Head hazards Narrow areas Unusual design Inspector will evaluate and make determination for use. Green Tag Built to specifications Free of visible or life-threatening hazards Total working load indicated At any time, if the scaffold appears to be unsafe… Stop use, Replace green/yellow tag with red tag, and Contact the