b'D.Never accumulate excess scaffold material on the levelscaffolding equipment. As equipment differs, comply with the(lift) being dismantled as this can cause overloading ofinstructions and procedures of the supported scaffolding equipment thescaffold.supplier and manufacturer(s). As field conditions vary and are E.Never remove scaffold ties until the scaffold directlybeyond the control of the Access Association of Canada and Supported Scaffolding Equipment Committee, safe and proper use above has been dismantled to the tie level.of the supported scaffolding equipment is the sole responsibility F.If components are seized or jammed, take extremeof the employer and users. The Code provides information on methods of safe use but does not purport to be all-inclusive, or care when removing them as the sudden release of ato supplant or replace any manufacturer or other safety and component may cause a worker to lose balance.precautionarymeasures.G. Lower dismantled material in a controlled manner. Never throw material off the scaffold.The information contained herein is to be used as a guide and not H.Never leave loose material on the scaffold at the end ofintended to replace legislative requirements with respect to the proper use, installation or maintenance of supported scaffolding equipment, shift. Always clear the scaffold platform before leavingnor the general obligations of parties under applicable occupational the site or ensure that they have been tied down tohealth and safety legislation to take every reasonable precaution preventmovement.for the health and safety of workers. The user(s) must refer to such I.When material has been lowered, always stockpile it in anprovisions in the applicable legislation. Further, the information provided is believed to be accurate as of the date of publication. In orderly and safe manner. the event of conflict between the Code and all applicable legislation, IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND THESE GUIDELINES, ASKincluding the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations, YOUR SUPERVISOR FOR CLARIFICATION. such legislation shall supersede and govern. The Access Association of Canada expressly disclaims all liability as to any results obtained or DISCLAIMER: arising from any use of the product or reliance on such information. This Code of Safe Practice (Code) provides some commonsenseThe ownership of the copyright for this guide belongs to the Access procedures for safely erecting, dismantling and using supportedAssociation of Canada.Quality & TrustedReady Scaffolding.Our high-quality scaffold, shoring and custom access platforms aretrusted on some of the largest landmark projects to smaller, morerestricted job sites.Quality and trust is something you cannot put a price on. Those who know understand that our cost-effective products and timely service is the right mix of value for your business.Call us for a better scaffold supplywww.thetops.caTORONTO | HQ QUBEC CITYACCESS CANADA SPRING/SUMMER 2024 21'