What is used on scaffolding to indicate that inspections have been completed?

Scaffold tags are specifically designed to communicate the results of scaffolding inspections. These tags provide a visual indication that the scaffolding has been thoroughly evaluated for safety and is ready for use. Each tag typically includes important information such as the date of inspection, the name of the inspector, and whether the scaffolding is safe or unsafe for use. This system ensures that all workers are informed about the status of the scaffolding at a glance, enhancing safety on the job site.

Other options like inspection reports may contain detailed information about the inspection process but are not typically displayed on the scaffolding itself. Safety cones and warning signs serve different purposes and are not standard indicators of inspection completion regarding scaffolding. Therefore, scaffold tags serve a critical role in signaling that necessary inspections have been performed, thereby establishing a clear and immediate understanding of safety status for all personnel involved.