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 It should have:

1. wheels which can be LOCKED
2. brakes that work
3. out RIGGERS for stability
4. an INTERNAL fixed LADDER for safe access.

 It should have:

The AVOIDANCE of SMOKING or NAKED FLAMES.

The avoidance of smoking or naked flames.

1. the DESIGN PROCESS and
2. the CONSTRUCTION STAGE

The plan should be REVIEWED as WORK progresses and updated as NECESSARY.

The plan should be reviewed as work progresses and updated as necessary.

1. It should not EXCEED THREE times the smaller width at the BASE.
2. It should not exceed 12 metres.
3. If over 9.5 metres it should be TIED to the structure.

A COFFERDAM.

A Cofferdam.

1. CAISSON DAM.
2. By AIR PRESSURE.

1. Advise the contractor on how to comply with RELEVANT statutory provisions
2. Exercise general supervision of the compliance with relevant statutory provisions
3. Promote SAFE conduct at WORK generally
4. Co-operate with any Safety Advisor APPOINTED under statutory provisions in relation to safety, health and welfare at work on the project.

1. Careless handling of the tool
2. FIRING projectiles into unsuitable materials.
3. Ricochets of the projectiles from the surface of the MATERIAL.
4. Use of GUN with unauthorised people in the area.
5. Being used adjacent to gas pipes or electrical wiring.
6. Firing projectiles into brittle or weak materials.
7. Firing projectiles into HARDENED steel or stone.
8. Using the incorrect strength of cartridge for the job.

1. The alignment and support of the STANDARDS.
2. The straightness of the ledgers.
3. The adequacy of the BRACING.
4. Security of any TIES to a BUILDING.
5. The tightness of lashings or couplers.
6. The platforms for support, security, and soundness.
7. The guard RAILS and the boards.
8. The security of ladders.

1. Construction drawings, specifications and bills of quantities, used and produced throughout the construction process
2. The general design CRITERIA
3. Details of the EQUIPMENT and maintenance facilities within the structure
4. Maintenance procedures and REQUIREMENTS for the structure
5. Manuals, certificates, produced by specialist contractors and SUPPLIERS typically in respect of lifts, electrical and mechanical INSTALLATIONS and window cleaning
6. Details of the location and nature of utilities and services, including emergency and firefighting systems.

1. IMPROVED Safety Culture.
2. REDUCTION in accidents on site.
3. Reduction in lost time due to accidents.
4. IMPROVE employee MORALE.
5. Identification of personnel with recognised training.

1. Raise the standard of safety awareness in the construction industry
2. Ensure that all SITE personnel undergo basic HEALTH and safety awareness training
3. Maintain a register of personnel who have received health and safety training.
4. To provide all participants with a FAS Safe Pass registration card, INDICATING that the holder has attended a formal COURSE in health and safety awareness.

1. CROCIDOLITE (Blue). AMOSITE (BROWN). Chrysotile (WHITE)
2. White - Brown - Blue.

The Safe Pass Programme is aimed at all construction SITE personnel, INCLUDING NEW entrants, to ensure that they have a basic AWARENESS of health and safety.

The Safe Pass Programme is aimed at all construction site personnel, including new entrants, to ensure that they have a basic awareness of health and safety.

SAFE Pass is a one-day SAFETY awareness programme AIMED at all who WORK on Construction sites. It is a legal REQUIREMENT under Regulation 25 of Construction Regulations 2006.

Safe Pass is a one-day safety awareness programme aimed at all who work on Construction sites. It is a legal requirement under Regulation 25 of Construction Regulations 2006.

1. To IDENTIFY all workers at possible risk.
2. So that APPROPRIATE CORRECTIVE action can be taken.

1. A DEAD mans handle.
2. In CASE the OPERATOR TRIPS or FALLS.

1. A WELL maintained First Aid BOX.
2. Have SOMEBODY trained in First Aid.

110 VOLTS.

110 Volts.

The SAFE WORKING LOAD of the SCAFFOLD.

The Safe Working Load of the scaffold.

 6" or 150 MM.

 6" or 150 mm.

They should look out for: basements, drains or patches of SOFT GROUND which COULD give way when loads are placed UPON them.

They should look out for: basements, drains or patches of soft ground which could give way when loads are placed upon them.

1. On each occasion before being TAKEN into USE.
2. After being SUBSTANTIALLY added to.
3. After EXPOSURE to severe weather CONDITIONS.
4. After being struck by any equipment.

The CSCS CARD in BASIC SCAFFOLDING.

The CSCS card in Basic Scaffolding.

It can only be USED for non-routine, EXCEPTIONAL WORK.

It can only be used for non-routine, exceptional work.

1. VISION MUST not be obscured.
2. Prevent BURNS from HOT STEAM.

1. They should WEAR LIFE jackets.
2. A BOAT should be KEPT near by.

ADEQUATE PREVENTATIVE MEASURES to PROTECT PERSONS.

Adequate preventative measures to protect persons.

Not GREATER than 1.2m and not LESS than 0.95m.

Not greater than 1.2m and not less than 0.95m.

1. Before USE.
2. After EXPOSURE to weather CONDITIONS which may AFFECT it

1. FENCED off.
2. WARNING NOTICE.

Yes

Yes

18 YEARS.

18 years.

1. USE of SAFETY NETS.
2. Use of Safety BELTS.

As a PROTECTION against FALLING objects, and striking the HEAD on STRUCTURES.

As a protection against falling objects, and striking the head on structures.

A SAFETY HELMET

A Safety Helmet

To prevent ARTICLES falling off the scaffold platform, or persons slipping or ROLLING out under the guard rail.

To prevent articles falling off the scaffold platform, or persons slipping or rolling out under the guard rail.

POOR HOUSEKEEPING.

Poor Housekeeping.

Crawling BOARDS or ladders MUST be USED when working on a sloping ROOF.

Crawling boards or ladders must be used when working on a sloping roof.

1. WARNING NOTICES MUST be displayed warning personnel of the fragile roof CONDITION.
2. Crawling boards or ladders must be USED when working on fragile roofs.

LOWER PROPERLY using a hand line, or EMPTY down a CHUTE.

Lower properly using a hand line, or empty down a chute.