iA脚手架培训.ppt

Scaffolding–User 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 5.3 Types of Scaffolds 5.4 Platform Construction 5.5 Load Capacity 6.0 Recognition of Hazards 6.1 Electrical Hazards 6.2 Fall Hazards 6.3 Fall Protection 7.0 Inspection and Use 7.1 Tagging Program 7.2 Competent Person Inspection 7.3 User Inspection 7.4 Scaffold Use 7.5 What to Look For 8.0 Controlling Hazards 8.1 Electrical Hazards 8.2 Fall Hazards 8.3 Falling Objects 9.0. Safety Precautions 9.1 General 9.2 Ladders 9.3 Stairways 9.4 Access 9.5 Overhead Electrical Lines 9.6 Housekeeping 9.7 Inclement Weather Summary 1.0 Introduction and Objectives This session will provide awareness level training for employees who perform work on scaffolds. Training will address: Hazards associated with scaffolds, including: Electrical hazards and the correct procedure for dealing with electrical hazards Fall hazards Falling object hazards Tagging system Basic scaffold requirements 1.0 Introduction and Objectives (Continued) After completing this training, participants will be able to: Identify potential hazards associated with working on scaffolds and select appropriate protection Comply with necessary fall protection requirements while working on scaffolds Adhere to proper use and handling of materials on scaffolds Comply with CNOOC Engineering scaffold tagging  program 2.0 Scope/Intention of Core Process Scope Applies to all PL 19-3 project where CNOOC Engineering has responsibility for work execution Intention of Process Safeguard employees who work on elevated platforms Provide instructions for consistent and standardized erection, use, anddismantling of scaffolds Prevent substandard scaffolding 3.0 Definition