This course shall provide theoretical and practical knowledge in erecting, using, inspecting, modifying and dismantling supported base scaffolds.
Course Details
This course shall provide theoretical and practical knowledge in erecting, using, inspecting, modifying and dismantling supported base scaffolds. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to perform:
Section 1: Scaffold Planning
Design and Engineering Requirements
Specialty Scaffolds
Section 2: Foundations
Fixed
Mobile
Section 3: Stability
Independent Scaffolds
Tied Scaffolds
Section 4: Structure
Bracing
Supported Scaffold Load Calculations
Section 5: Platforms
Section 6: Access, Egress and Guards
Access Standards
Fall Protection
Falling Object Protection
Section 7: Inspection and Tagging
Section 8: Scaffold User Requirements
Practical Component
The practical component consists of participants performing a realistic scenario to demonstrate the safe erection, inspection and use of a scaffold.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Requirements
Please note, participants will be responsible for supplying the following PPE to participate in the practical exercise of the course:
CSA approved safety hat
CSA approved eye protection
CSA approved safety boots
Gloves
Long Pants
Coveralls are also recommended but not essential
Course Format
The course consists of both formal instruction and practical training. Instruction includes, classroom based theory with a power point presentation. The practical training consists of demonstration and application of theory based on knowledge.
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