This checklist provides a guideline to identify any potential hazards in the installation and/or defects of the equipment to ensure the suspended scaffold system is safe for use. Be aware that this checklist is not all-inclusive and that the manufacturer’s operating instructions and labels must be adhered to in conjunction with all the stated requirements on this list. Only trained workers should be allowed to operate a suspended scaffold. Before each work shift and after any occurrence that could affect the structural integrity, a competent person inspect the suspended scaffold and components for visible defects. Please read and understand the Code of Safe Practices published by the Scaffold & Access Industry Association and follow your federal, state, provincial, regional, and local safety standards. If you check any boxes under the “NO” column, or are in doubt about any item, you must immediately contact your supervisor or supplier. Tag the suspended scaffold “DO NOT USE” until the concern is corrected.