Suspended Scaffold

Purpose of Suspended Scaffold
Outline of Suspended Scaffold
Components of Suspended Scaffold
General Safety Guidelines for Suspended Scaffolds
JSA for Suspended Scaffolds
Hoists Connections and Air Lines
Boatswain’s Chair
Wire Rope for Suspended Scaffolds
Rigging for Suspended Scaffolds
Fall Protection for Suspended Scaffolds
7 Topics
Harness
Connectors
Lanyards
Deceleration Device
Vertical Lines
Horizonal Lines
Anchors
Transfer Chain
Protection from Falling Objects
Personal Protective Equipment – Suspended Scaffold
Conclusion
Final Test – Suspended Scaffold
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Anchors

Suspended Scaffold Fall Protection for Suspended Scaffolds Anchors
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All Anchor Points should be capable of supporting 5000 pounds in a standard application. It should be anchored independent of any scaffold anchorages or tieback points and 100% tied off at all times

Vertical Lifeline Anchorage Points

Locate directly above you to: Avoid swinging, provide clear drop zone, never use guardrails or other items that may break, ask a supervisor if unsure about use of proper anchor points.

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