End-Frame Scaffolding Practical
Classroom
On DemandClassroom Course
Duration:
2 Days
Cost:
Member - $230 + HST
Associate Member Plus - $290 + HST
Associate Member - $400 + HST
Associate Member Plus - $290 + HST
Associate Member - $400 + HST
Pre-Requisites:
Valid CSNS Fall Protection 1 – Basic course.
Required equipment:
Clothing
• Long pants (no shorts)
• Clothing appropriate to the outside temperature (warehouse is not climate controlled/heated)
PPE
• CSA approved work boot (6” heel minimum)
• CSA Type II, Class E or G hard hat
• Fully inspected CSA approved Class A Full Body Harness
• CSA approved safety glasses
• Gloves
• Earplugs
Tools
• Steel claw hammer (16-20 oz)
• Torpedo level
• 25’ tape measure
• Toolbelt
• Long pants (no shorts)
• Clothing appropriate to the outside temperature (warehouse is not climate controlled/heated)
PPE
• CSA approved work boot (6” heel minimum)
• CSA Type II, Class E or G hard hat
• Fully inspected CSA approved Class A Full Body Harness
• CSA approved safety glasses
• Gloves
• Earplugs
Tools
• Steel claw hammer (16-20 oz)
• Torpedo level
• 25’ tape measure
• Toolbelt
Course Summary:
This course is designed for workers who erect, dismantle and inspect end-frame scaffolding.
The course is a combination of theory (4 hours) and practical (10 hours). Participants will be required to demonstrate skills by erecting, inspecting and dismantling scaffolding. The practical portion of the course requires physical activity including: working at heights, ladder climbing and manual material handling.
The course has been designed to meet the requirements of CSA Z797:23 Code of Practice for Access Scaffold is compliant with Nova Scotia’s Workplace Health and Safety Regulations.
The training will provide participants with:
• The knowledge and skills to recognize, evaluate and control hazards associated with scaffold erection and use
• an understanding of NS regulatory requirements regarding scaffold erection, inspection and use.
• knowledge and practical experience in the safe erection, inspection, use and dismantling of end-frame scaffolds.
This course is available on demand. Email info@constructionsafetyns.ca or call 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 to inquire.
The course is a combination of theory (4 hours) and practical (10 hours). Participants will be required to demonstrate skills by erecting, inspecting and dismantling scaffolding. The practical portion of the course requires physical activity including: working at heights, ladder climbing and manual material handling.
The course has been designed to meet the requirements of CSA Z797:23 Code of Practice for Access Scaffold is compliant with Nova Scotia’s Workplace Health and Safety Regulations.
The training will provide participants with:
• The knowledge and skills to recognize, evaluate and control hazards associated with scaffold erection and use
• an understanding of NS regulatory requirements regarding scaffold erection, inspection and use.
• knowledge and practical experience in the safe erection, inspection, use and dismantling of end-frame scaffolds.
This course is available on demand. Email info@constructionsafetyns.ca or call 902-468-6696 / 1-800-971-3888 to inquire.
Certificate Expiry:
3 Years
