Spot
Tap or click each unsafe area on the photograph. Two or three defects per lift.
Site manager training programme
SG Spotter
Four system-scaffold lifts. Twelve non-compliances. Click every defect you would record on a weekly inspection against NASC SG guidance and the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
4 lifts · 12 recorded defects · untimed · click the photograph
Record
Every hit is logged as a finding with the SG / WAHR clause you would cite on site.
Sign off
Debrief each lift, then take a graded inspection report — green, amber or red.
The four lifts
System scaffold · proprietary
LIFT 01High street facade
Working lift over public pavement · 3-lift independent
3 non-compliances
LIFT 02Loading bay
Second-lift cantilever bay · materials handling
3 non-compliances
LIFT 03Access bay
Ground to first lift · soft ground
3 non-compliances
LIFT 04Gable end
Four-lift independent · inner hop-up
3 non-compliances
Inspection standard
Memorise these figures. They are the lines you are inspecting to — not a manufacturer’s preference.
Top guardrail≥ 950 mm above the platformWAHR Sch. 2
Unprotected gapMust not exceed 470 mmWAHR Sch. 2
Toe board≥ 150 mm, secured, inside the standardsNASC SG4
Brick guardsWhere materials could fall onto peopleNASC SG10
BoardsSound, supported, secured against displacementTG20
InspectionAfter install, every 7 days, after eventsWAHR Reg. 12
Training aid only. Aligned to NASC SG4, SG6, SG10, SG25, SG28, TG20 and the Work at Height Regulations 2005. Always follow the system manufacturer’s manual and the scaffold design on the job in front of you. This is not a substitute for CISRS inspection training.