If a ten foot high supported scaffold is erected on top of a forty-foot high building, will it be considered a supported scaffold?
A – Yes, because it is over forty feet above the curb level. • Q – If a temporary platform over 40 feet used to support workers, material or both, does Local Law 52 apply? A – Yes, Local Law 52 applies to temporary platform use. • Q – Are temporary stair towers considered scaffolds? A – Yes, the are considered scaffolds and if they are over 40 feet, Local Law 52 applies. • Q – Does Local Law 52 apply when a scaffold is erected on a roof or setback? A – Yes, but only under the following condition: if clear horizontal distance from scaffold to the edge of the roof or setback is equal to or less than ½ or less the height of the scaffold. • Q – If I do not have a supported scaffold user certificate, can I still be directed by my supervisor to go on the supported scaffold? A – No. It is unlawful for any person to knowingly permit or cause an individual who has not been issued a supported scaffold user certificate to be on any supported scaffold. • Q – If I do not have a supported scaffold c
