Rolling scaffolding

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140 (2) Where a mobile rolling scaffold is equipped with pneumatic tires, an employer and any person who uses the scaffold shall each ensure that the wheels are blocked separately in such a way as to raise the wheels off the ground or floor before the scaffold is used. 140 (3) An employer and any person who uses a mo -bile rolling scaffold shall each ensure that the scaffold is not used until inspected before each day's use by a com -petent person and by the person who is to use the scaf -fold. 2024-38 ## Bracket scaffolds 2024-38 ## Bracket scaffold 2024-38 140.01 (1) An employer shall ensure that the metal brackets of a bracket scaffold are not more than 3 m apart and are securely attached to prevent the brackets from dislodging. 140.01 (2) An employer shall ensure that a bracket scaffold is erected, installed, assembled, used, stored, serviced, tested, cleaned, adjusted, maintained, repaired, inspected and dismantled in accordance with the manu -facturer's specifications or, if the scaffold is designed by an engineer, in accordance with the design. 2024-38 ## Suspended Equipment 2010-159 ## Suspended equipment 140.1 (1) An owner of a place of employment, an em -ployer and a contractor shall each ensure that every em -ployee who works on or from suspended equipment shall - (a) have an effective means of summoning assis -tance, - (b) be protected from falling while getting on or off the suspended equipment, and - (c) use a vertical life line that is 140 (2) Lorsque les échafaudages roulants sont munis de pneumatiques, l'employeur et toute personne qui uti -lise l'échafaudage doivent chacun s'assurer que les roues sont calées séparément de manière à lever les roues du sol ou du plancher avant l'utilisation de l'échafaudage. 140 (3) L'employeur et l'utilisateur doivent chacun s'assurer qu'un échafaudage roulant ne sert pas avant d'être inspecté chaque jour avant d'être utilisés par …

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- (d) is not used by more than two employees at any one time. - 138 (2) An employer shall ensure that a ladder-jack as -sembly is securely fastened to the ladder so that it bears on the side rails. - 138 (3) Where a manufactured platform is used on a ladder-jack scaffold, an employer shall ensure that the platform is a minimum of 500 mm in width and is sup -ported at intervals not exceeding 3 m. 2001-03 ## Pump-jack Scaffolds 2001-03 ## Pump-jack scaffolds 139 An employer shall ensure that a pump-jack scaf -fold - (a) if made of metal, is not more than 15 m in height and is erected, installed and used according to the manufacturer's specifications, and - (b) if made of wood, is not more than 9 m in height. ## Mobile Rolling Scaffolds 2001-03 ## Mobile rolling scaffolds 140 (1) An employer shall ensure that a mobile rolling scaffold - (a) is not higher than four times the width of the smallest base dimension, unless it is guyed or other -wise secured at the top, - (b) has diagonal and horizontal cross-bracing instal -led at every level, - (c) has a solid platform covering the entire area from which an employee works, - (d) has lockable wheels that are locked while the mobile rolling scaffold is in use, and - (e) has guardrails. - d) ne sont pas utilisés par plus de deux travailleurs à la fois. - 138 (2) L'employeur doit s'assurer que les échafau -dages sur échelle sont solidement attachés à l'échelle de façon à reposer sur les montants. - 138 (3) Lorsqu'une plate-forme manufacturée est utili -sée dans un échafaudage sur échelle, l'employeur doit s'assurer que la plate-forme a une largeur minimale de 500 mm et est soutenue à des intervalles ne dépassant pas 3 m. 2001-03 ## Chevalets de pompage 2001-03 ## Chevalets de pompage - 139 L'employeur doit s'assurer que les chevalets de pompage, - a) s'ils sont faits de métal, n'ont pas plus de 15 m de haut, sont montés…

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## S-15.1 REG 10 ## OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY, 2020 - (4) An employer or contractor shall ensure that a scaffold erected on a movable platform is securely fastened to that platform. - (5) An employer or contractor shall not require or permit a worker to remain on a rolling scaffold while the scaffold is being moved unless: - (a) the height of the work platform does not exceed twice the shortest base dimension of the scaffold; - (b) the route to be travelled by the rolling scaffold has been thoroughly examined and found to be free of any condition that could cause the rolling scaffold to tilt or otherwise go out of control; and - (c) a work platform fills the entire area enclosed by the scaffold structure. 31 Dec 2020 c S-15.1 Reg 10 s12-21. ## Shinglers' roofing scaffold 12-22 (1) If a shingler's roofing scaffold is used, an employer or contractor shall ensure that: - (a) the scaffold is designed, constructed, installed and maintained to support the loads that may be applied to the scaffold; - (b) the scaffold is provided with effective non-slipping devices; and - (c) the scaffold platform is at least 38 by 140 millimetres. - (2) The employer or contractor shall develop and implement work practices and procedures for the safe use of any shingler's roof scaffold. 31 Dec 2020 c S-15.1 Reg 10 s12-22. ## Crawl boards, roof ladders 12-23 An employer, contractor or owner shall ensure that a crawl board or roof ladder used for roof work is securely fastened to the roof. 31 Dec 2020 c S-15.1 Reg 10 s12-23. ## Prohibition 12-24 Except as provided in sections 12-25 and 12-27, an employer or contractor shall ensure that no worker is raised or lowered by, or works on, a platform or load suspended from powered mobile equipment. 31 Dec 2020 c S-15.1 Reg 10 s12-24. ## Aerial devices and elevating work platforms 12-25 (1) An employer or contractor shall ensure that: - (a) an aerial device, elevating work platform or personnel lifting unit i…

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## OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY, 2020 ## Workers' responsibilities - 12-20 (1) Before starting to work on a suspended powered scaffold, a worker shall inspect the scaffold to ensure that: - (a) the thrustouts or parapet hooks are secured; and - (b) the suspension ropes and lifelines are free from abrasion or other damage. - (2) While working on a suspended powered scaffold, a worker shall: - (a) remain on the platform between the suspension ropes at all times; - (b) secure from fouling all ropes from the scaffold that extend to the ground or a landing; - (c) use a full-body harness, connecting linkage, personal fall arrest system and lifeline that meet the requirements of Part 7; and - (d) ensure that, when the scaffold is being moved up or down on a suspension rope, the scaffold is kept level. - (3) A worker shall not: - (a) bridge the distance between a suspended powered scaffold and any other scaffold with planks or by any other means; or - (b) use the lifeline or the suspension ropes as a means of access to or exit from the scaffold except in cases of emergency. - (4) A worker shall comply with the work practices and procedures developed pursuant to clause 12-19(1) (a). 31 Dec 2020 c S-15.1 Reg 10 s12-20. ## Rolling scaffolds - 12-21 (1) An employer or contractor shall ensure that the height of a rolling scaffold is not more than 3 times: - (a) the smallest dimension of the scaffold's base; or - (b) if outriggers are provided, the smallest dimension of the scaffold's base, including the extended outriggers. - (2) If outriggers are provided on a rolling scaffold, an employer or contractor shall ensure that the outriggers are firmly attached to the scaffold uprights to ensure the stability of the scaffold. - (3) An employer or contractor shall ensure that: - (a) each wheel on a rolling scaffold is equipped with a device to securely attach the wheel to the scaffold; - (b) if vertical adjusting devices are required, they are securely attached to th…