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APPENDIX E: RIGGINGFOR SCAFFOLDERSGENERALScaffolders need to know how to tie knots that may be used to erect, alter ordismantle scaffolds and the rigging of crane-lifted loads of scaffolding. Thisappendix is limited to rigging for scaffolders.SUSPENDED LOADSHooks that anchor ropes or pulleys on suspended scaffolds must be moused toprevent accidental unhooking. Shackles used in scaffolding shall have theirSWL clearly marked and when in use the pin shall be securely screwed in andmoused to the D.Fig. 23 D Ring.When using a shackle to form a running noose always fit the back of the D tothe standing or running part of the rope.This practice ensures that the shackle pin is not either overtightened orunscrewed.74 SAFE ERECTION AND USE OF SCAFFOLDING
SCAFFOLD TUBEWhen using a fibre rope to lift or lower a scaffold tube always use a stopper orrolling hitch.Because the hitch tightens as the weight is taken, always position it to oneend, ensuring that the direction of pull is as shown in fig. 23.Used for gripping a largerrope, etc. Secure haulingrope with three or moreturns as shown and thenhalf hitch (or more) tosecure free end. Pull mustbe in direction shown.Fig. 23 Stopper or rolling hitch.Fig. 24 Rigging crane-lifted bundle of tubes.SAFE ERECTION AND USE OF SCAFFOLDING 75
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2. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS ............
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NOTICE OF ISSUEI have issued this A
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PREFACEThis revised publication on
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(e) Provide procedures to deal with
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ACCIDENTS AND SERIOUS HARM (RECORDS
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Coupler: A fitting used to fix scaf
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(b) Includes any scaffolding constr
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Notwithstanding the above definitio
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only), ropes, gin wheels, safety ne
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1.9.1 SCAFFOLDING REGISTER AND INSP
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Page 78 and 79: APPENDIX F:PERFORMANCEREQUIREMENTS
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