Scaffolding is a temporary structure, but people’s lives, health, and the safety of the entire work process depend on its reliability.Scaffolding is widely used in construction, renovation, installation, façade work, and other activities performed at height. Incorrectly selected components, unstable foundations, inadequate anchoring, overloading, or insufficient inspection may lead to structural collapse, falls from height, serious injuries, or fatalities.
This is why the safe erection, dismantling, and inspection of scaffolding require specialised knowledge, practical skills, and a strong sense of responsibility. A qualified specialist should be able to:
Select the appropriate type of scaffolding and its main components; Assess the work area and supporting surface; Safely erect and dismantle scaffolding; Check the stability and anchoring of the structure; Arrange safe working platforms, guardrails, and access routes; Determine permissible loads and limitations of use; Inspect scaffolding before use and during operation; Identify defects, hazards, and non-conformities in a timely manner; Manage risks associated with working at height.
Registration is now open at Safety Academia Vocational College for the vocational training programme:
“Safe Erection, Dismantling and Inspection of Scaffolding”The programme is designed for individuals who wish to gain in-demand professional knowledge and practical skills in the safe erection and inspection of scaffolding.
A major advantage of the programme is that tuition is fully funded by the state: 100% state-funded tuition Duration: 6 weeks Weekly workload: 15 hours Total programme duration: 90 hours Theoretical instruction and practical training
Admission requirements:
Completion of secondary education; Successful completion of an interview.During the programme, participants will learn the fundamental principles of scaffolding systems, the correct sequence for safe erection and dismantling, structural inspection methods, safety requirements for working at height, and the key risks that must be managed during professional activities.
This vocational field is particularly important for people employed in construction and renovation, scaffolders, site managers, supervisors, and anyone seeking to acquire an in-demand profession and improve their employment prospects.
Places are limited.
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