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Use this scaffolding checklist to audit scaffold components and assure that no defects were recorded. This will also check proper access to get on and off the scaffold and if "Do Not Use" tag is placed when the scaffold is damaged.
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Use this OSHA Scaffold Inspection Checklist to inspect scaffolds and scaffold parts before each work shift, and after any event that may have caused damage. Make sure that only trained and fully equipped personnel will be performing the task. Use SafetyCulture to document the inspection and provide an efficient report while on-site.
Use this template to inspect scaffolding post installation to ensure it is safe for use. Begin the checklist by capturing general information about the structure. Ensure the foundation and base of the scaffolding is secure and check that the height is within safe dimensions. Inspect the platforms, bracing, tubes and standards for proper installation and capture any defects. Check the load capacity and access points for the scaffolding. Finally update the scaffolding tag and capture a photo
Scaffolds are temporary structures used to support employees when working at heights. Use OSHA toolbox talk: scaffolding template to remind employees of general requirements on safety precautions to avoid scaffolding hazards like unstable bases, inadequate footings and cross bracing, unsafe access, and defective platforms. Use SafetyCulture to take photo evidence of damaged scaffolding and assign corrective action while generating reports on the spot.
Use this checklist to evaluate an individual ladder to ensure that it pass quality and safety measures. Begin by creating a ladder profile which covers taking photo of ladder and tag and its components. Next is to check quality, capture photo defects and rate overall condition. Lastly, it allows the inspector to provide recommendations to improve safety.
