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sanded to prevent slipping. <br /> Do not accumulate tools, material,and debris on a scaffold such that it presents a hazard. <br /> Inspections <br /> Scaffolding must be inspected by a qualified individual as per the manufacturer's recommendations. The qualified individual <br /> must also conduct inspections prior to each use and periodically throughout each shift. <br /> • A qualified individual inspects the scaffold after it is erected, prior to the start of the work day, and at the beginning <br /> of a shift change to ensure the scaffold is safe prior to and during use. At a minimum, the following shall be <br /> inspected: <br /> o Ensure there is no settling in the ground or surface footing. <br /> o Check for any signs of damage, missing pins, bolts and any locks and/or safety keepers on all main supports <br /> and cross braces. <br /> o Check for damage, proper placement and any possible movement of all walking surfaces and/or planks. <br /> o Check that all walkways and planks are secure to prevent movement. <br /> • The inspection will ensure that the scaffold is stable,and movement is prevented. <br /> • If a defect or damage to the scaffold is discovered during the inspection, the scaffold must be tagged out by the <br /> qualified individual. Use of the scaffold will be prohibited until the necessary repairs are made. <br /> Mandatory Signs and Tags <br /> Signs and tags must be visible at all times when performing work, and must be promptly removed or covered when the <br /> hazard are abated.Tags shall also be used when defective equipment or unsafe conditions are found. <br /> The qualified individual will tag out any defective or unsafe equipment or conditions (e.g., improper footings) shall using a <br /> weather resistant tag that is secured to the scaffolding structure on all four sides. <br /> Only use danger signs where an immediate hazard exists. To alert other workers of possible danger from falling objects, post <br /> danger signs in the immediate area of the scaffold. <br /> Caution - To mark off a larger area around scaffolding and warn other workers to use caution, use signs and/or barricade <br /> tape. <br /> Modifications <br /> A qualified person must perform all modifications and repairs. This qualified person must be able to certify that the <br /> scaffolding is safe to use to ensure that non-qualified personnel do not create additional hazards. <br /> Only employees who are trained and certified shall perform modifications or repairs. Unqualified employees who fail to <br /> comply may receive disciplinary action and or termination. <br /> 34 <br />