Construction scaffolding are temporary elevated work platforms that support workers and materials.
Erecting and using scaffolding can be dangerous without proper safety training, and most scaffolding accidents occur due to untrained or improperly trained workers.
Our scaffolding courses presents an overview of safe work practices when supervising, erecting, using, and dismantling scaffolding.
It covers important regulatory requirements for scaffolds, as well as hazards associated with working on or near these platforms.
Scaffolding training topics include types of scaffolds, fall protection, inspections and maintenance, and the responsibilities of owners, supervisors, and operators.
This course is designed for those individuals who will be erecting or dismantling a supported scaffold.
It is a required course in New York City (NYC) for any worker who will build, maintain or remove a supported scaffold that is taller than 40’.
To use or work on a Suspended Scaffold in New York City (NYC), an individual must successfully complete 16 hours of user training.
The Suspended Scaffold Class is designed for entry-level workers who have never worked on suspended scaffolds before.
As per 3314.4.5.3 of the 2014 NYC Construction Code, to supervise the installation or use of a Suspended Scaffold in New York City, an individual must successfully complete this 32-hour Suspended Scaffold Supervisor Course.
During this course students will explore New York City Construction Codes and OSHA Regulations as it pertains to the supervision and safety of suspended scaffolds.