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Suspended Scaffold for Bridge Access

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This discussion will review case studies from several bridge access projects where suspended scaffolding was used to provide safe, economical access for crews performing inspection, structural repair, demolition, blasting and coating work.  Special attention will be paid to advanced project planning, worker safety requirements, unique platform configurations and productivity improving tips.

Product Number: 41212-700-SG
Author: Clint Ramberg
Publication Date: 2012
Industries: Highways & Bridges , Coatings
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This discussion will review case studies from several bridge access projects where suspended scaffolding was used to provide safe, economical access for crews performing inspection, structural repair, demolition, blasting and coating work.  Special attention will be paid to advanced project planning, worker safety requirements, unique platform configurations and productivity improving tips.

This discussion will review case studies from several bridge access projects where suspended scaffolding was used to provide safe, economical access for crews performing inspection, structural repair, demolition, blasting and coating work.  Special attention will be paid to advanced project planning, worker safety requirements, unique platform configurations and productivity improving tips.

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