When using portable scaffolding, safety and general regulations must be adhered to in order to avoid injury to anyone using it.

Make sure all planks and walk boards are at least 36 inches below the highest point of any portable scaffolding.

Make sure that all workers are aware of the new ‘fall zone’ when moving portable scaffolding.

As portable scaffolding becomes more and more popular, there are more and more companies who are able to train those who use portable scaffolding.

Before portable scaffolding is used, all the wheels will need to be locked and rigid which will keep the portable scaffolding stable for climbing.

Anyone planning to use portable scaffolding should be trained by a properly qualified person.

Do not move portable scaffolding until all persons working on the scaffolding are safely on the ground.

All employees should wear protective headgear, like hard hats, at all times when working on or around portable scaffolding.

It is sensible for a competent, knowledgeable individual be responsible for inspecting portable scaffolding on a daily basis before each shift is due to begin.

Anyone using portable scaffolding could be putting themselves or others in danger if they have not been properly trained in its use.