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what are some means of protection from things (and people) falling from a scaffold?
select all that apply
cordoning - off the area beneath the scaffold
debris netting connected to the scaffold frame
mid - rail
toe board
top - rail

Explanation:

• Cordoning - off the area beneath the scaffold: This prevents people from being in the danger zone where objects or people could fall, so it's a protective measure.
• Debris netting connected to the scaffold frame: The netting catches falling debris and can also help prevent people from falling through, providing protection.
• Mid - rail: Part of the guardrail system on scaffolds, it helps prevent people from falling by restricting the gap between the top - rail and the working surface, so it's a protection against falls.
• Toe board: Prevents tools, materials, or people's feet from slipping off the scaffold and falling, so it's a protective measure.
• Top - rail: The top part of the guardrail system, it provides a barrier to prevent people from falling over the edge of the scaffold.

Answer:

A. Cordoning - off the area beneath the scaffold
B. Debris netting connected to the scaffold frame
C. Mid - rail
D. Toe board
E. Top - rail