Erect, Use And Dismantle Access Scaffolding

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This course is designed to acquire the knowledge and skills required by the industry to function as a scaffold erector. Their functions will include leading a scaffolding team.

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1 Day

Course Details

This course is designed to acquire the knowledge and skills required by the industry to function as a scaffold erector. Their functions will include leading a scaffolding team.

This includes the ability to safely and efficiently deploy the required resources to erect and dismantle access scaffolding.

 

Content:

  • Interpret basic drawings and instructions for the erection of access scaffolding according to SANS 10085.
    • Types of access scaffolding identified.
    • Classes of platforms identified.
    • Methods of stabilising access scaffolding.
    • Basic drawings/sketches are read and interpreted.
    • Instruction for an erection is interpreted according to organisational procedures.
  • Coordinate resources for the erection of access scaffolding.
    • The basic action plan is compiled and activities prioritised with drawings/instructions.
    • PPE and other safety equipment for erecting and dismantling are identified.
    • Teams deployed according to the basic action plan,
    • Scaffolding equipment/hand tools fit for use are picked.
    • Resources are moved to the identified work as per the basic action plan.
  • Erection of access scaffolding.
    • Hazard and risks at the worksite are identified.
    • Equipment is based/set out according to drawings/instructions.
    • Handling of equipment during erection is conducted according to safe lifting.
    • Erecting sequence is organised and work activities controlled with safe working methods.
    • Erected scaffold modified/altered according to instructions and safe working procedure.
    • Excess materials removed from the site.
  • Dismantling of access scaffolding.
    • Hazard and risks are identified.
    • Visual pre-dismantling inspections are conducted.
    • Dismantling sequence is organised and controlled.
    • Dismantled scaffold equipment are stacked and stored in the demarcated area.
    • Site procedures for the clearance of material, equipment and crew.
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    356, Sanglen, 3 Glenwood Rd, Pretoria

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