The construction load (net weight of personnel, materials, and machinery) used on the surface of the working layer of the electric scaffold must not exceed the standard value or engineering design value, or the index value of the construction load (weight of personnel, equipment, and materials in the working layer).
Materials placed on the scaffold surface should be stacked neatly and securely, without affecting construction operations or personnel movement. The working height of workers on the scaffold should be sufficient for normal operations; it is forbidden to place containers or individual scaffold pieces under the scaffold boards to increase working height.
During operations, it is strictly forbidden to arbitrarily dismantle the basic frame components, structural components, connecting standard parts, safety nets, and wall ties of the scaffold. Temporary dismantling is permitted only with the permission of the scaffold supervisor, and appropriate temporary structural reinforcement measures must be taken and restored immediately after the work is completed.
Workers on the scaffold must pay attention to their own safety and the safety of others to prevent collisions, accidents, and falling objects. When working on the scaffold, materials that fall onto the scaffold surface should be promptly cleaned up, and the surface of the scaffold should be kept neatly cleared; materials and tools should not be piled up haphazardly to avoid injury from falling objects.
Electric scaffolding must be operated by qualified personnel who have undergone professional skills training and are certified to operate the equipment.
In addition, it is essential to conduct thorough inspections before operation to ensure reliability and strictly adhere to relevant management regulations and operating procedures to prevent production accidents.
