£2.99 + VAT
Ladders and Scaffold Access to Height Risk Assessment
Frequently Bought with this
We recommend the Ladders and Scaffold Access to Height Method Statement to go with that
It's just £2.99 Incl. VAT View ProductScaffolding Risk Assessment
Our scaffolding risk assessment, written by IOSH and NEBOSH qualified Safety Professionals, is delivered instantly to your email address and ready for you to download and start editing straight away! The template should be changed to suit the exact work you are carrying out.
This scaffolding risk assessment deals with the use of equipment for accessing height. For comprehensive safety coverage, pair this assessment with our FREE working at height risk assessment document.
What is a scaffolding risk assessment?
A scaffolding risk assessment is a systematic of any potential hazards associated with erecting, using, or dismantling scaffolding structures, particularly in situations involving working at height. It’s designed to ensure the safety of workers and prevent accidents by identifying and properly managing risks such as unstable foundations, inadequate bracing, falling objects, tripping or slipping hazards, or improper assembly.
By addressing these risks through measures like proper training, equipment maintenance, and adherence to safety protocols, scaffolding risk assessments enhance workplace safety and minimise the likelihood of falls or other incidents occurring during construction or maintenance activities at elevated levels.
Who is responsible for conducting a scaffolding risk assessment?
Typically, the responsibility for conducting a scaffolding risk assessment falls upon the employer or site manager overseeing the construction project. However, it’s a collaborative effort involving competent personnel such as health and safety professionals, scaffolding supervisors, and workers directly involved in erecting, using, or dismantling the scaffolding structure.
Our scaffolding risk assessment template
Our scaffolding risk assessment template is designed to assist businesses in efficiently identifying and controlling potential hazards, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and promoting a culture of workplace safety among employees.
To complete, simply fill in according to your circumstances.
What’s included in a scaffolding risk assessment template?
The following points outline key components included in a scaffolding risk assessment template.
- Hazard identification checklist for scaffold assembly, use, and dismantling.
- Evaluation of scaffold stability and load-bearing capacity.
- Guidelines for implementing fall prevention measures and personal protective equipment (PPE).
- Procedures for inspecting scaffold components and addressing maintenance needs.
- Emergency response protocols and communication plans for scaffold-related incidents.
Our comprehensive list of risk assessments templates, spanning approximately 4-7 pages, feature tailored sections for your company’s details and logo. Each assessment includes hazards and control procedures relevant to your specific job requirements.
Plus, you can get telephone support for any document-related enquiries; just call us on 0114 244 4461 for assistance.
Why Choose HS Direct?
Since 2004, we’ve helped over 8000 clients with their HR and Health & Safety documentation, saving them time and allowing them to focus on running their businesses.
Our templates are tailored to meet your specific needs, providing an extensive guide for assessing and mitigating the risks of scaffolding. Other areas such as working at height, COSHH, plumbing, ground works, roofing and much more are all covered. Get in touch today.