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Scaffold Handover Certificate

A Scaffold Handover Certificate confirms that a scaffold has been erected, inspected, and is safe for use. It is issued by the scaffolding contractor to the client when the scaffold is handed over. The certificate records the scaffold specification, load capacity, and any restrictions on use.

Work at Height Regulations 2005, NASC SG4Valid: Duration of scaffold erection (requires 7-day inspections)

What it covers

Scaffold specification and design
Load classification and capacity
Tie pattern and bracing
Access arrangements (ladders, stairways)
Restrictions on use
Handover inspection results

Who needs a Scaffold Handover?

Main contractors

Site managers

HSE inspectors

Building owners

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Frequently asked questions about Scaffold Handover

Who can hand over a scaffold?

A competent scaffolding contractor. The person erecting and handing over the scaffold must have appropriate CISRS (Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme) qualifications.

What happens after handover?

The scaffold must be inspected every 7 days and after any event that could affect stability (high winds, impact). Each inspection must be recorded on a scaffold inspection report.

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