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Footings that are sound and rigid Guardrails to be provied above 1m Guardrail supports whenever there is a falling hazard on all open sides Toe boards that are (15 cm) high on all open sides Cross braces on metal frame scaffolds Ladder or other safe way to get on and off the scaffold Poles, legs, or other uprights that are plumb and secured Metal decking that extend 15 cm to over the end supports on scaffolds 7.0 Inspection and Use (Continued) Protect yourself by checking electrical cords and tools before taking them onto a scaffold Maintain proper distance between energized conductors and scaffolding–insulated voltages 300 volts require distance of 10 ft (3 m) between all parts of scaffold 8.0 Controlling Hazards There are many different ways to protect against falling off scaffolds - Guardrail System—top rail, midrail, toe board with cross bracing Personal Fall Arrest System—harness/beltwith lanyard, anchorage, and connectors 8.0 Controlling Hazards (Continued) Guardrails meeting the following requirements must be installed on all open sides of scaffolds/platforms: Top rail capacity of 200 lb (91 kg) Guardrails positioned at 1.1 m ??8 cm Midrail must be 0.6m Toe boards - 15 cm or equivalent Do not use guardrails as a ladder 8.0 Controlling Hazards (Continued) The following can be used to prevent falling when working in elevated/unprotected areas: Fall restraining device - full body harness used to prevent free fall Lanyard (with locking snaphook) Connectors (D-ring) Anchorage (tie-off point) Deceleration device* (retractable) Lifeline* (horizontal or vertical) * may be included or some combination 8.0 Controlling Hazards (Continued) Scaffolding–User Training  CNOOC Engineering Training Course Outline 1.0 Introduction and Objectives 2.0 Scope and Intentions of Core Process 3.0 Definitions 4.0 Responsibilities 5.0 Design and Erection Requirements 5.1 General Requirements 5.2 Erection and Disassembly