Preview Questions Scaffold Erector | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: At what maximum height must fall protection be installed on scaffolds?

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1.5 meters

4 meters

3 meters

2 meters

Question 2: When using a crane to lift heavy scaffold components, which safety protocol should be followed?

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Conducting a rigging plan that includes load calculations and crane setup

Ensuring all scaffolders are properly harnessed

Ensuring no workers are in the proximity of the crane

Lifting the load without a tag line

Question 3: What is the impact of wind load on scaffold erection in high-rise construction, and how should it be addressed?

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Wind load does not affect scaffold safety at high elevations

Wind load can be ignored if the scaffold is properly braced

Wind load must be calculated and accounted for in the design to ensure stability

Wind load should be considered only when scaffolding is over three stories high

Question 4: How can you verify the load-bearing capacity of a scaffold base plate?

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Measure its thickness

Check the manufacturer's manual

Conduct a load test

Test it under working conditions

Question 5: How does adequate training for scaffold erectors impact safety standards on-site?

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It focuses mainly on material handling rather than safety concerns

It allows workers to bypass certain protocols for efficiency

Ensures that workers are aware of fall protection, load capacity, and safe assembly procedures

It has little impact on safety as experience alone is sufficient

Question 6: What is the purpose of a "tie-in" in scaffold assembly, and where is it typically installed?

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To anchor the scaffold to the building structure for stability

To create a more visually appealing structure

To secure the scaffold frames to the ground

To provide additional load-bearing capacity to the scaffold