Scaffolding is one of the most dangerous construction projects on construction sites, and accidents such as falling from heights and collapse of scaffolding structures are not uncommon.
Many on-site management personnel cannot distinguish where the boundary between ordinary general hazards and major accident hazards lies.
Not all scaffold problems are considered major hazards, but once they touch the red line in the judgment standards of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development, it means that there is a high possibility of mass casualties and accidents, and work must be stopped immediately for disposal.
Understanding the official judgment criteria is not only a necessary course for controlling on-site risks, but also for safety officers to protect their own performance safety.
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