Scaffold | 3.0m - 4.0m H

Q1. What is the function of the scaffold ?
A. A scaffold is a temporary structure used in order to provide safety and support to work crew and materials throughout the construction, maintenance and repair of buildings, bridges and other projects involving height.

Q2. When should toeboards be used on the scaffold ?
A. Toeboards are a temporary barrocade that can be added (upon request) to the scaffolds (for NO extra charge). It is advised that toe boards should be used when there is a danger of tools, materials or equipment falling off of the scaffold. (all WorkSafe requirements can be found in the “WorkSafe FAQ” PDF above)

Q3. How often does scaffold need to be inspected ?
A. The scaffold that is used in construction should be inspected before it is installed for the first time, and after every 7 days of use until it is deconstructed. Similarly, it should be inspected prior to the testing condition such as storms, rain, and alterations to its structure.

Q4. At what heights is scaffold recommended ?
A. For the genral public it is recommended that scaffold should be installed for any heights of 1.2m (4ft) above the base level (ground); and for construction scaffold is recommended for heights above 1.8 (6ft) above base level. Fall protection i.e harness, fall arrestor & couplings are recommended for any heights above 3m (10ft).

Q5. How is a scaffold set up & dismantled ?
A. The scaffold can either be set up manually by the customer, with all instructions outlined in the “Scaffold” PDF provided below or installed by a third party- freelance installer that is found independently from the hire.