Overview

The Overview tab provides a complete, read-only summary of the scaffold and its related data.

Purpose

The Scaffold Overview provides a single, read-only view of all scaffold details for reference when building a scaffold.


How to Access

SitesSelect Site Scaffolds TabSelect ScaffoldOverview


Header Information

At the top of the overview, the system displays key reference details:

  • Site Code – The unique identifier for the site

  • Site Name – The name of the site

  • Scaffold Code – Auto-generated unique scaffold reference

  • Created By – User who created the scaffold

  • Date Created – When the scaffold record was created

  • Erection Date – Planned start date of the scaffold

  • Dismantle Date – Planned end date of the scaffold

These fields are system-controlled and used for tracking, reporting, and audit purposes.


Table Explained

Column Headings

Below the header is a structured table that summarises everything associated with the scaffold.

Column
Description

Item

Identifies the type of record (Scaffold, Attachment, Boards)

Type

The scaffold or attachment type selected during creation

Description

User-entered description for easy identification

Location

Physical location of the scaffold on the site

Size (L × W × H)

Dimensions recorded for the item

Level

Height above ground where the item exists

Rows Explained

Scaffold

This row represents the primary scaffold structure.

  • Displays the main scaffold type

  • Shows overall dimensions

  • Level is typically 0m, indicating ground level or height off the ground


Attachment

Attachments are secondary scaffold structures linked to the main scaffold.

  • Each attachment is tracked independently

  • Has its own dimensions and level

  • Common examples include cantilevers or buttresses


Boards

Boards represent working platforms installed on the scaffold.

  • Can represent a full level or partial level

  • Displays board dimensions and quantity

  • Level indicates the height at which the boards are installed


Key Behaviours

  • The Overview is read-only

  • All data is populated from the scaffold creation and update workflows

  • Changes must be made via the relevant edit or lifecycle actions

  • This view is commonly used for:

    • Site visibility

    • Inspections and handovers

    • Reporting and audits

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