Ensure scaffold erection, moving, dismantling, or alteration is properly supervised per OSHA requirements
domain: construction-safety.osha-scaffolding · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm a competent person qualified specifically in scaffold erection, moving, dismantling, or alteration supervises and directs the work (1926.451(f)(7)).
Restrict the actual erection/dismantling/alteration work to employees who are experienced and trained, and who are specifically selected for the task by that competent person.
Confirm those employees have received the erector-specific training required under 1926.454(b), distinct from general scaffold-user training.
Maintain fall protection for erectors/dismantlers per the applicable provisions during the process itself, not just once the scaffold is in service.
Re-verify supervision requirements any time the scaffold configuration changes mid-project (e.g., height increase, conversion between scaffold types).
Known gotchas
The competent person supervising erection/dismantling must specifically be qualified in that activity -- a competent person qualified only for daily-use inspection is not automatically qualified to supervise erection or dismantling.
Fall-protection obligations during erection/dismantling can differ from in-service fall-protection rules and are frequently overlooked since the scaffold isn't yet 'complete' -- confirm the applicable interim protection measures before assuming none apply.
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