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2. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ............................ 262.1 PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN 262.2 BASIS OF DESIGN 262.3 LOAD COMBINATIONS 262.4 DESIGN LOADS 272.5 SUPPORTING STRUCTURE 283. STANDING SCAFFOLDS .............................. 293.1 SCOPE 293.2 FOUNDATIONS 293.3 WORKING PLATFORMS 303.4 PLATFORM DECKING 313.5 GUARDRAILS AND MIDRAILS 323.7 SCREENS 333.6 TOEBOARDS 333.8 HEADROOM AND LIFTS 353.9 HEIGHT OF SCAFFOLDING 363.10 TIES 363.11 BRACING 374. TIMBER SCAFFOLDING................................ 404.1 SCOPE 404.2 QUALITY OF TIMBER AND FITTINGS 404.3 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS 405. TUBE SCAFFOLDING IN STEEL ORALUMINIUM...................................................... 425.1 SCOPE 425.2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 425.3 MATERIALS 435.4 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR STANDING SCAFFOLDS 436. SCAFFOLDING WITH PROPRIETARYEQUIPMENT ..................................................... 466.1 SCOPE 466.2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 466.3 FRAME SCAFFOLDING 476.4 UNIT-ASSEMBLED SCAFFOLDING 476.5 BRACKETS 477. FREE-STANDING SCAFFOLDS ..................... 507.1 FREE-STANDING SCAFFOLDS 507.2 MOBILE SCAFFOLDS 517.3 TRESTLES AND TRIPODS 53
8. SUSPENDED SCAFFOLDS............................ 548.1 SCOPE 548.2 TYPES OF SUSPENDED SCAFFOLDS 548.3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 548.4 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS 598.5 ENGINEER’S CERTIFICATE 609. SPECIAL SCAFFOLDS .................................. 619. I SCOPE 619.2 DESIGN AND SUPERVISION 619.3 NON-STANDARD STANDING SCAFFOLD 619.4 STANDING SCAFFOLDS WITH ATTACHMENTS 619.5 CANTILEVER SCAFFOLDS 629.6 HANGING SCAFFOLDS 62APPENDIX A: SCAFFOLD REGISTER FOR ALLSCAFFOLDING FROM WHICH A PERSON COULDFALL 5 M OR MORE ......................................... 63SCAFFOLD REGISTER 64INSPECTION RECORD 64APPENDIX B: SUSPENDED SCAFFOLD REGISTERAND NOTES ON SUSPENDED SCAFFOLDING.. 66LIVE LOAD (I.E. PERSONS, TOOLS, MATERIALS) 67COUNTERWEIGHTING OF OUTRIGGERS 67COUNTERWEIGHT DETERMINED USING THE FORMULA 68SUSPENDED SCAFFOLD REGISTER 68APPENDIX C: WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS USEDON SCAFFOLDING .......................................... 70APPENDIX D: SCAFFOLDINGMATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA ........................ 72APPENDIX E: RIGGING FOR SCAFFOLDERS ... 74GENERAL 74SUSPENDED LOADS 74SCAFFOLD TUBE 75CHECKLIST 77APPENDIX F: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTSFOR SCAFFOLD PLANKS ................................. 78
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Page 6 and 7: NOTICE OF ISSUEI have issued this A
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Page 10 and 11: (e) Provide procedures to deal with
Page 12 and 13: ACCIDENTS AND SERIOUS HARM (RECORDS
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Page 26 and 27: 2. DESIGNREQUIREMENTS2.1 PRINCIPLES
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Page 30 and 31: 3.3 WORKING PLATFORMSWorking platfo
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8. SUSPENDEDSCAFFOLDS8.1 SCOPEThis
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8.3.4 OUTRIGGERS (NEEDLES)Design: I
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58 SAFE ERECTION AND USE OF SCAFFOL
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through bolts, fishplates or other
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9.5 CANTILEVER SCAFFOLDSA cantileve
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SCAFFOLD REGISTERThe following info
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APPENDIX B: SUSPENDEDSCAFFOLD REGIS
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Overhang(mm)3.64.04.4Total Length (
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APPENDIX C: WEIGHTS OFMATERIALS USE
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APPENDIX D: SCAFFOLDINGMATERIALS TE
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APPENDIX E: RIGGINGFOR SCAFFOLDERSG
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When rigging crane-lifted bundles o
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APPENDIX F:PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
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108 MATERIALS108.1 Timber planks108
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