While my knowledge base doesn't contain specific documentation that directly outlines all required safety protocols, Washington State regulations, and training procedures for scaffold erection, use, and dismantling, I can offer comprehensive safety guidance based on the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA) and general construction safety practices.

Scaffolding regulations in Washington State are covered under WAC 296-24, which references ANSI/SIA standards. [1]

Key areas of focus include scaffold specifications, training, and general safety practices.

Training Topics for Scaffold Erectors and Dismantlers:

• General overview of scaffolding regulations and standards
• Erection/dismantling planning
• PPE and proper procedures
• Fall protection
• Materials handling
• Access
• Working platforms
• Foundations
• Guys, ties, and braces
• Specific regulations and standards
• Components and parts inspection
• Erection/dismantling procedures
• Rolling scaffold assembly
• Putlogs
• Buttresses, cantilevers, & bridges

[1] [2] [2] [2] General Safety and Health Standards:

• Fall Protection: Use guardrails, safety nets, or personal fall arrest systems when working at heights.
• Scaffold Planks: Use scaffold planks of rough full-dimensioned 2-inch (5.1 cm) X 12-inch (30.5 cm) Douglas Fir or Southern Yellow Pine of Select Structural Grade.
• Guardrails: Construct guardrails of taut wire or synthetic rope, supported by angle irons attached to brackets welded to the steel plates.
• Regular Inspections: Inspect scaffolds regularly for defects and ensure they are safe for use.

[1] [1] It is also important to ensure that workers are adequately protected from noise hazards and other construction-related injuries.

• Provide hearing protection devices (HPDs) and training on their proper use.
• Ensure proper fit and consistent use of HPDs during high noise exposure activities.
• Implement comprehensive scaffold safety programs, including adequate guardrails and fall protection.

By adhering to these guidelines and ensuring comprehensive training, employers can significantly enhance worker safety and maintain regulatory compliance in scaffold operations within Washington State.