Scaffolding inspector
Qualification overview
To emphasize to delegates the employer's statutory obligation to have competent persons to inspect and then complete reports on scaffolds in the workplace. To give delegates practice at inspecting scaffolds and completing inspection reports.
Course contents
Hazard identification
Basic information of scaffolding
Scaffolding parts
Bracing/rakers/ties
How to erect work platform
Erection equipment’s
Classes of scaffold/ types of scaffold
Number of working platform
Erection knowledge
Dismantling procedure/ fitting capacity
Scaffold width
Ground knowledge
Knowledge of bay length
Modification material
How to inspect scaffold
Lifting bag capacity
Target participants
This Training is intended for Level 3 Safe Scaffolding Inspector Only
FAQ
What is the duties of scaffolding inspector?
Investigate and confirm nature of Scaffolding materials which incorporates Tubes, Boards and Fittings to guarantee they follow the right Company principles. Choose and recognize appropriate kind of platform for the protected execution of works in a live working plant.
How do I know if my scaffolding is safe?
The minimum height for the top guardrail is 950. And then any gap between the guardrails should be 470.
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What makes a good scaffolder?
To become a scaffolder, you need: To have good levels of personal health and fitness. To be a hard worker with good hand-eye coordination. To have a good knowledge of health and safety issues affecting construction sites.
How much does it cost to attend a course?
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How do I order this course from BEC?
This is simple, you can either make your booking or enquiry online, or call us on 02 552 2500, where our training advisors will advice you on the training solutions we offer.