(a) is erected, used, maintained and dismantled in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications,

(b) if less than 6 m in height, is equipped with a continuous access ladder or stairway commencing at ground level, and

(c) if 6 m or greater in height, is equipped with a continuous access stairway commencing at ground level or, if the circumstances do not permit for the metal scaffold to be equipped with a continuous access stairway, with a continuous access ladder commencing at ground level.

(a) a metal scaffold is regularly inspected for any damage, deterioration or loosening of the connections of its structural members that may affect its strength and if such damage, deterioration or loosening is found, that the scaffold is removed from use until repaired,

(b) cross-bracing and diagonal bracing is installed at each level of a metal scaffold as the erection of the scaffold progresses, and

(c) no person works on a metal scaffold before the cross-bracing and diagonal bracing is in place, except to erect the scaffold.

(a) is erected, used, maintained and dismantled in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications,

(b) if less than 6 m in height, is equipped with a continuous access ladder or stairway commencing at ground level, and

(c) if 6 m or greater in height, is equipped with a continuous access stairway commencing at ground level.

(a) a metal scaffold is regularly inspected for any damage, deterioration or loosening of the connections of its structural members that may affect its strength and if such damage, deterioration or loosening is found, that the scaffold is removed from use until repaired,

(b) cross-bracing and diagonal bracing is installed at each level of a metal scaffold as the erection of the scaffold progresses, and

(c) no person works on a metal scaffold before the cross-bracing and diagonal bracing is in place, except to erect the scaffold.