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QUIZ: PRE-PLANNING & INSPECTION
1. Before erecting a scaffold, the first step is to inspect
the surface conditions where the scaffold is to be
erected. Select the correct answer and then click the
DONE button.
True
False
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QUIZ: ERECTING SCAFFOLDING - PART 1
1. It is not as important to plumb and align the first level
of scaffolding as it is the upper levels of scaffolding?
Select the correct answer and then click the DONE
button.
True
False
2. Which would provide a more stable foundation? Select
the correct answer and then click the DONE button.
One mud sill per leg
One continuous mud sill under both legs
One mud sill per leg extending 6 inches beyond
centerline of the pole
3. Cinder blocks or bricks can be used for providing
a foundation for the base plate. Select the correct
answer and then click the DONE button.
True
False
4. Each scaffold and scaffold component must be capable
of supporting, without failure, its own weight and at
least two times the maximum intended load applied
or transferred to it. Select the correct answer and then
click the DONE button.
True
False
5. Guys, ties, or braces must be installed where horizontal
members support inner and outer legs when the
scaffold has a height/width ratio greater than... Select
the correct answer and then click the DONE button.
2 to 1
3 to 1
4 to 1
5 to 1
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QUIZ: ERECTING & DISMANTLING SCAFFOLDING - PART 2
1. When used, hook-on and attachable ladders must be
positioned so that their bottom rung is not more than
how many inches above the scaffold support level?
Select the correct answer and then click the DONE
button.
18 inches
22 inches
24 inches
28 inches
2. When ladders are used on a supported scaffold that
is taller than 35 feet, then rest platforms must be
available at intervals no greater than Select the
correct answer and then click the DONE button.
15 feet.
20 feet.
30 feet.
35 feet.
None of the above
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QUIZ: SAFE WORK PRACTICES
1. What are the main hazards associated with erecting,
dismantling, and working on scaffolds? Select all that
apply and then click the DONE button.
Slips and falls
Electrical
Falling objects
Chemical burns
Oxygen deficiencies
2. When should a personal fall arrest system be
inspected? Select the correct answer and then click the
DONE button.
Before each use
Once a week
After it has been used
Once a month
3. Personal fall arrest systems must limit free fall to six
feet or less. Select the correct answer and then click
the DONE button.
True
False
4. An anchor point for a personal fall arrest system must
be able to support 3,000 pounds per attached worker.
Select the correct answer and then click the DONE
button.
True
False
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