This course trains workers and supervisors to recognize scaffold-related hazards and follow best practices for setup, use, and dismantling. It meets requirements under OSHA 1926 Subpart L and covers supported and suspended scaffold safety, fall protection, inspections, and load limits.

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• Identify major types of scaffolds and when they’re used

• Understand roles of the competent person

• Follow safe setup, use, and dismantling procedures

• Prevent falls and overloading

• Recognize scaffold hazards (falls, collapses, electrocution)

• Comply with OSHA scaffolding requirements

Target Audience:

• Construction workers

• Scaffold erectors and users

• Safety supervisors

• Maintenance personnel

Course Structure

1. Introduction to Scaffold Safety

2. Types of Scaffolds & Common Uses

3. Competent Person Responsibilities

4. Safe Setup & Erection Practices

5. Working Safely on Scaffolds

6. Fall Protection & Access Requirements

7. Hazards, Inspections & Dismantling

8. Final Assessment