
Scaffold frame
Frames and cross-braces that get the crew up safely.
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5 minScaffolding gets your crew up safely — if assembled right. Level base, bracing and a full platform: the three pillars of not falling.
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Set on leveling jacks and base plates over compacted ground. Never on loose bricks or planks.
Raise the frames and lock both cross-braces per section: bracing is what gives rigidity.
Cover the full width with platforms and engage the anti-tip locks. No gaps to misstep.
Above a certain height, perimeter guardrail and toe-board. Climb the internal ladder, never the braces.
If rolling, lock the casters while working. At height, tie the scaffold to the structure.
Do this
Avoid this
Safety
Test yourself
Each practice: do it or avoid it? Tap your answer.
Don't exceed the platform's working load.
Don't improvise platforms with loose boards.
Lock the casters whenever someone is up top.
Level with jacks before raising the first lift.
Inspect parts: nothing bent, deeply rusted or cracked.
Don't move a rolling scaffold with people or material on top.
Equipment in this training

Frames and cross-braces that get the crew up safely.
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Steel plank deck for material and crew.
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Adjustable shoring for formwork and temporary loads.
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Adjustable jack to level the scaffold on uneven ground.
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Swivel caster with brake to move the assembled scaffold without taking it apart.
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