Does scaffolding have to be alarmed?
Even vacant or void properties can contain highly desirable assets such as fireplace surrounds or antique fittings. The criminal mind can also see scaffolding as a convenient platform to access roof lead; unless, of course, the scaffolding is alarmed.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, does a scaffold need a Scafftag?A. Although tag…
Even vacant or void properties can contain highly desirable assets such as fireplace surrounds or antique fittings. The criminal mind can also see scaffolding as a convenient platform to access roof lead; unless, of course, the scaffolding is alarmed.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, does a scaffold need a Scafftag?A. Although tag systems are not a legal requirement, the law does require inspection of scaffolding from which a person might fall 2 metres or more and the issue of a report by a competent person, on completion and at least weekly thereafter.Furthermore, how long is scaffolding allowed to stay up? Sometimes, scaffolding remains in place for months, even years. This could change if a proposed bill sponsored by Councilman Ben Kallos is passed, which would require scaffolding to be taken down within six months of being placed. Herein, do you have to be qualified to erect scaffolding? Scaffolding work is defined with a four metre threshold for licensing purposes. This means in some cases a high risk work licence may not be required to erect a scaffold—because it is less than four metres—but there may still be need for a SWMS because it is more than two metres.How does scaffolding stay up?Many scaffolding installations extend around a corner and with the diagonal bracing built in that provides stiffness. And scaffolding for working on a building is protected by the building, which blocks the air flow and slows it down from in the open air.
