Course Description
Safety in Scaffold Erection and Inspection is an 8-hour specialized OSH course designed for safety officers, safety inspectors, supervisors, construction foremen and safety and health committee members to ensure safety of scaffolding workers and other persons nearby. It gives emphasis on the general requirements of scaffold safety as well as the components, erection, use and dismantling of supported scaffolds. It details more specific guidelines for safely erecting, using, and dismantling each type of scaffold. It also describes important guidelines for conducting safety inspections of supported scaffolds.
Target Participants
Safety Officers, Safety Inspectors, Maintenance and Construction Foremen, Construction Supervisors, Members of the Safety and Health Committee, Scaffolders
Course Objectives
At the end of the course, participants are able to:
- list the training, certification and assessment requirements for scaffolding erectors and inspectors
- identify the general requirements of scaffold safety
- determine the guidelines for safely erecting, using, and dismantling each type of scaffold
- describe the guidelines for conducting safety inspections of supported scaffolds
Course Content
Ratings and Reviews
Janist Grace Hojas
I like the flow of the training, it is understandable and useful especially in the Construction Industry. I didn't like some of the sample photo presented on the module because some are unclear. My expectation toward this training is to equip ang gain knowledge about the Safety and Guidelines in Scaffold Erection and Inspection and to educate my co-workers.
Lyndon calonia
Never stop learning, through this training from J3 its additional knowledge for me in particular as being safety officer in a construction company may able to share my skills to make the workplace sound and safe. Thanks J3 for this wonderful opportunity.
Robert Romano
Under OSHA rules and for Safety in Erection and Dismantling of Scaffolds by competent person. It aims to protect the workers in any construction industry from all kinds of hazards. It provides the employers the guidelines in complying the OSHA standards.
Department of Labor and Employment
DOLE-Occupational Safety & Health Center
Professional Regulation Commission
Const. Manpower Dev't Foundation
I've learned a lot from this topic.