
Scaffold Supervisor
Supervisory training for scaffold operations: design appreciation, load calculation, inspection regimes, tagging and statutory documentation.
Learning outcomes
- Oversee and manage scaffolding operations on- site.
- Ensure all scaffolds are erected according to design and standards.
- Conduct thorough inspections of completed scaffolds and issue tags.
- Manage the scaffold permit and handover process.
- Supervise the work of scaffold erectors and ensure their safety.
- Coordinate scaffolding activities with other site operations.
- Review scaffold designs and suggest improvements for safety.
- Maintain accurate records of scaffold inspections and modifications.
- Provide technical guidance and training on scaffolding safety.
- Ensure compliance with all relevant scaffolding regulations and policies.
Who should attend
Entrants, attendants, rescue team members, scaffolders and their supervisors
On completion
Global SPS certificate of training issued to each successful participant, with records retained for client and regulatory audit.
Where we deliver this course
We deliver the Scaffold Supervisor course at our training centre in Abidjan or directly on your site anywhere in Côte d'Ivoire and West Africa, in English or French, for groups of 6 to 15 participants. Courses follow international standards and are scheduled around your operation.
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