Curriculum begins with a 4-hour classroom session on scaffolding regulations and manufacturer specifications, supplemented with video and PowerPoint presentations.
Learning Style:
Curriculum begins with a 4-hour classroom session on scaffolding regulations and manufacturer specifications, supplemented with video and PowerPoint presentations. Participants are required to perform basic math during the class for platform loading.
A calculator or device with simple calculator functions such as a smartphone or laptop will be useful. The rest of the course is hands-on and participants will build a variety of scaffolds.
Discussion Topics:
Course teaching points are, but not limited to, the following:
Provincial / State regulations
CSA scaffold requirements
Manufacture specifications
Scaffold theory • Application of TSS
Limitations and advantages of TSS
Basic design principles
Tie-In theory and principles
Scaffold loading
Bracing fundamentals
Outriggers
Side wall brackets
3 to 1 principle
About
Arleigh Robar is Owner and Master Trainer of RuSafe. He and his crew teach in places most of us would rather avoid. Whether they're 325 feet atop a tower, two miles below the surface of the Earth or squeezing into a confined space, they've got one thing on their mind: the security of each and every course participant.
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