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Scaffold Safety Flashcards

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  1. At what minimum height above ground are guardrails required on a scaffold platform in Singapore?

    Answer: 2 metres

    Under Singapore WSH (Scaffolds) Regulations, guardrails must be provided when the working platform is 2 metres or more above the ground.

  2. What is the minimum width required for a scaffold working platform under Singapore WSH regulations?

    Answer: 500mm

    Singapore WSH (Scaffolds) Regulations require working platforms to be at least 500mm wide to provide adequate and safe working space.

  3. What is the minimum required height of a toe board fitted on a scaffold platform?

    Answer: 150mm

    Toe boards must be at least 150mm high to prevent tools, materials, and debris from rolling or sliding off the scaffold platform edge.

  4. What does a green scaffold tag indicate?

    Answer: The scaffold has been inspected and is safe to use

    A green scaffold tag confirms that the scaffold has been inspected by a competent person and is safe for all workers to use.

  5. Who is authorized to inspect and certify a scaffold for use in Singapore?

    Answer: A competent person with recognized scaffold inspection training

    Under Singapore WSH regulations, only a competent person holding recognized training and certification in scaffolding may inspect and certify scaffolds.

  6. What is the minimum overlap required between adjacent scaffold planks on a working platform?

    Answer: 300mm

    Scaffold planks must overlap by at least 300mm to prevent them from tipping or becoming dislodged when loaded.

  7. What is the primary purpose of base plates in a scaffold structure?

    Answer: To distribute the scaffold load over a wider ground area

    Base plates spread the load of the scaffold standards (vertical poles) over a larger area to prevent them from sinking into soft or uneven ground.