About This Course
This course provides the necessary information on safety requirements for setting up and using scaffoldings during construction and maintenance projects that have heights up to 40 meters.
Learning Objectives
Be exposed to the local and international laws and standards for safe scaffolding.
Clearly communicate the risks involved in scaffolding activities.
Recognize the different components of scaffolding.
Inspect scaffolding for faulty installations and damaged parts.
Identify the advantages and disadvantages of individual modular scaffolding systems.
Understand the minimum and maximum requirements for scaffolds, including lift height, bay width, length of light/medium/heavy duty scaffolds, bracing, and tying.
Estimate the quantity of materials needed for the job.
Target Audience
- Anyone who has to manage, implement or use scaffolds to carry out construction or maintenance jobs as part of their general line of work.
Curriculum
30h
Scaffolding job’s hazards
Scaffolding preventive measures
Setting up scaffolds
International standards relating to scaffolding
Incidents related to scaffolding works
Scaffolds major components
Types of scaffolds & their variances
Planning scaffolding works
Scaffolding protective equipment & measures
Scaffold inspection & testing forms
Your Instructors
2,999.99 SAR
-100%
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