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I have a scaffolding question. The notes I have regarding base plates on standards states that all standards require base plates, unless exceptional circumstances prevail. Can any one define an "exceptional circumstance"
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In my days scaffolding it was when a standard may be on steel (providing it could not slip) and any surface that could not be damaged or detrimental to the structure / scaffold
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