Scaffolding

Our experienced instructors tailor approaches to your organization’s needs and offer a high-caliber educational experience through interactive tools and innovative exercises. Our onsite courses move quickly and give attendees relevant, practical knowledge applicable to their area of expertise.

The On-Site OSHA Training Difference

While online training is a convenient option, instructor-led safety training offers benefitsthat will produce a greater long-term payoff, including:

• Knowledge Retention –When it comes to knowledge retention, nothing beats instructor-led training. The classroom provides a focused environment for learning that encourages participation and discussion.
• Personalized Learning –Experienced instructors tailor approaches and answer specific questions during the course of the training. Students also receive immediate feedback. If a particular section is confusing, too fast or too slow, the trainer can adjust the teaching plan to accommodate real-time feedback.
• Peer Learning –In a classroom setting, attendees can gain insight from others’ questions and learn from their peers as well as the instructor. This is also a great networking opportunity to meet and learn from others in a similar field or trade.

Types of Scaffolds

• Frame Scaffold Components
• Roles and Responsibilities of the Competent Person and Qualified Person
• Nature of Scaffold Hazard
• Training Requirements for Erection Team and Scaffold User
• Erecting, Disassembling, Moving, Operating, Repairing, Inspecting and Maintaining the Scaffold
• Intended Use of the Scaffold?How to Inspect Scaffolding, Components and Fall Arrest Equipment
• How to Install Supports, Ties or Bracing
• OSHA and PPE Guidelines