PART XI SCAFFOLDS, STAGES AND WORK PLATFORMS — Definitions
157(a)
"building tie" means a connection between a standing scaffold and a permanent structure;
157
For the purpose of this section and sections 158 to 200 ,
157(b)
"double-pole scaffold" means a scaffold with both ends of the bearers supported by connections to posts or uprights;
157(c)
"heavy duty" means intended to support both workers and stored or stacked materials, including bricks and masonry, where the maximum load capacity does not exceed 366 kilograms a square metre;
157(d)
"light duty" means intended to support workers, their personal hand tools and material for immediate use only where the maximum load capacity does not exceed 122 kilograms a square metre;
157(e)
"painter's plank" means a single manufactured extension staging;
157(f)
"running scaffold" means a double-pole scaffold comprised of 2 or more bays;
157(g)
"scaffold" or "scaffolding" means a temporary work platform and its supporting structure used for supporting workers or materials or both; and
157(h)
"single pole scaffold" means a scaffold with the outer ends of the bearers supported on ledgers secured to a single row of posts or uprights, and the inner ends of the bearers supported on or in a wall.
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