Refresh key Advanced Rigging knowledge commonly assessed during a High Risk Work VOC. This page provides assessment-aligned guidance and a knowledge check to help you feel prepared.
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This section tests your knowledge of load limits, platform dimensions, edge protection, and access requirements for fabricated hung scaffolds. Assessors are confirming you understand duty ratings, fall protection rules, and compliance limits for scaffold platforms.
225 kg (or 2.2 kN).
450 kg (or 4.4 kN).
675 kg (or 6.6 kN).
One sixth of the breaking load.
One sixth of the breaking load.
One third.
450 mm (or 2 planks).
900 mm (or 4 planks).
1000 mm (or 5 planks).
Where a person or object could fall more than 2 m.
150 mm.
No.
No.
900 mm.
1100 mm.
Midrails (or infill, or brickguards, or mesh).
No.
Domestic grade.
4 in 1 and 6 in 1
900 mm.
This section focuses on the design and safe use of suspended scaffolds, including swing stages, cradles, work cages, hoists, needles, and suspension systems. You are expected to understand load ratings, rope tensions, hoist requirements, and methods used to control movement and instability.
500 kg.
To the inside.
900 mm.
1.7 m.
450 mm.
900 mm.
750 mm.
1.5 m.
2 m.
No.
No.
No.
80% of rated working load (or 80% of SWL),
40% of rated working load (or 40% of SWL).
Connect them with a spacer tie (or spreader bar).
3
2 rope diameters.
1 m.
No.
A double rope suspended scaffold.
An electrically powered scaffolding hoist.
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