Scaffold Erector Training

Course Overview

• Duration: 2 Days
• Difficulty Level: The course is classified as moderate difficulty, suitable for participants with basic literacy and comprehension skills.
• Training Format: The program includes a combination of theoretical and practical training. Participants will engage in classroom instruction alongside hands-on practice in scaffold erection and dismantling techniques.

Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:

• Interpret basic drawings and instructions for scaffold erection.
• Identify different types of access scaffolding and their applications.
• Safely erect, alter, reposition, and dismantle various scaffolding.
• Understand safety regulations and best practices in scaffold erection.

Course Structure

1. Introduction to Scaffolding
   
   • Overview of course objectives, legislative requirements, and safety protocols.
2. Theoretical Components
   
   • Understanding types of scaffolding, materials used, and relevant safety standards.
   • Instruction on interpreting scaffold drawings and instructions.
3. Practical Components
   
   • Hands-on training in assembling and dismantling scaffolding.
   • Practical exercises on safety measures while working at heights.
4. Safety Procedures
   
   • Training on risk assessment and emergency response related to scaffold use.

Target Audience
This training is ideal for scaffold erectors, construction workers, supervisors, and anyone involved in tasks requiring access scaffolding. Participants should have a minimum educational background equivalent to Grade 7 or NQF Level 3.

Entry Requirements
Candidates must provide:

• Valid Working at Heights certificate
• A certified copy of their ID document.

By completing this course, participants will enhance their competency in scaffold erection, ensuring safer work practices and compliance with industry standards.