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In Engineering / College | 2025-07-05

Which of the following statements is ALWAYS true regarding moving a scaffold with workers on it?
A. It is safe to move the scaffold as long as someone is spotting
B. The scaffold can be moved horizontally if it is designed by a registered professional engineer for that purpose
C. Moving a scaffold with workers on it is acceptable under any circumstance
D. Scaffolds with wheels are always safe to move with workers on the platform

Asked by johnswelh

Answer (2)

The correct statement regarding moving scaffolds with workers is that it can only be done if it is designed by a registered professional engineer for that purpose. Moving scaffolds without confirmation of safety can lead to accidents. Always prioritize safety and adherence to guidelines when working with scaffolding. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

The correct answer is B: The scaffold can be moved horizontally if it is designed by a registered professional engineer for that purpose. Safety is paramount, and only scaffolds specifically built for mobility should be moved with workers on them. Other options presented do not guarantee safety and can lead to accidents.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-08

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