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What is scaffolding used for?
What is scaffolding used for?
- To store construction materials
- To provide a temporary shelter from rain and sun
- To create a platform for people to rest
- To support a work crew and materials to help construct, maintain, and repair buildings, bridges, and other man-made structures (correct)
What is the primary aim of constructing a scaffold?
What is the primary aim of constructing a scaffold?
- To create a platform on which mason can work at different heights (correct)
- To create a platform for people to rest
- To store construction materials
- To provide a temporary shelter from rain and sun
What are the three basic types of scaffolds?
What are the three basic types of scaffolds?
- Fixed scaffolds, Mobile scaffolds, and Aerial Lifts
- Supported scaffolds, Suspended scaffolds, and Rolling scaffolds (correct)
- Supported scaffolds, Suspended scaffolds, and Aerial Lifts
- Fixed scaffolds, Suspended scaffolds, and Mobile scaffolds
What is the maximum height a scaffold can be before it becomes unstable?
What is the maximum height a scaffold can be before it becomes unstable?
What is the minimum requirement for a scaffold's foundation?
What is the minimum requirement for a scaffold's foundation?
When is a scaffold considered inherently unsafe?
When is a scaffold considered inherently unsafe?
What is the requirement for scaffolds higher than 125 feet in height above the base?
What is the requirement for scaffolds higher than 125 feet in height above the base?
Who should supervise the building or modification of scaffolds?
Who should supervise the building or modification of scaffolds?
What is the reason for requiring a registered professional engineer to design scaffolds higher than 125 feet?
What is the reason for requiring a registered professional engineer to design scaffolds higher than 125 feet?