
Explore essential hand tools and PPE for metal scaffold erection, including wire cutter, guy wire, ratchet spanner, gin wheel, hammer, body harness, spirit level, helmet, gloves, shoes, and measuring tape.
Explore the five-level severity table from negligible to catastrophic, detailing level one to five with examples like minor injuries, moderate injuries, fractures, and potential death.
Learn how scaffold safety regulations govern use, erection, dismantling, maintenance, and repair across industries, and require approved contractors and trained erectors and supervisors.
Identify the requirements for the adjustable base plate, detailing that if adjustment exceeds 150 mm, standards must be tied with a foot tie, with the bottom tie under 460 mm.
Learn work platform regulations for scaffold erection, including four-meter distance, up to four people per bay, 220 kgf/m^2, 300 mm building gap, 670 kg/m^2 board, and engineer involvement when required.
Review guardrails and toe boards on the working platform: toe boards above 90 mm, guardrail gap 600 mm or less, and top guardrail above the surface at least 1000 mm.
Welcome to the Introduction to Scaffold Erection (Theory) course, the only course you need to learn all the basics required to be a scaffold erector
The course is taught by our instructor John who has more then 10 years working in the construction industry. This course is taught using the method similar to Khan Academy which allows students to grasp the lessons taught easily. There will be quizzes as well to test students on their understanding on a specific topic. This video lectures are in bite-size lessons to allow students to concentrate and retain the knowledge better. The curriculum was developed over many months in order to provide the best way to deliver a well though course.
Throughout this course, we cover a many topics such as:
Rules and Regulations
Introduction to Scaffold
Hand Tools and PPE
Types of Scaffold
Scaffold Systems
Scaffold Safety
Risk Management
Risk Control
Scaffold Components
Scaffold Terminology
Message from our instructor John:
"Hi everyone. I hope you are doing well. This is the fifth course ever made by me and I wish that you will find it enjoyable. The course outline was carefully planned out and I hope it will be able to deliver as much value as possible to you"
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