Project Description
4-Hour Supported Scaffold User and Refresher
An introductory course to the supported scaffold, this course provides the credential required by law. Students learn safety practices that prevent accidents such as fall protection, emergency response, hazard identification, and scaffold inspections.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Take necessary precautions against supported scaffold hazards to protect themselves
- Communicate Supported Scaffold requirements as per the New York City buildings code
- Outline the components of various supported scaffold types and their most common safety hazards
- Inspect supported scaffolds according to safety regulations
| CEUs | 0.4 |
| Course Length | 4 Hours including class exam |
| Course Pricing | $110 including card
Group pricing will be provided upon request. Please call us at 347.510.4283, Monday through Thursday 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-1pm EST, or email us at info@andromedaacademy.com. |
| Prerequisites |
Attending students MUST be able to verbally communicate with teaching instructors in the primary language of the training offered. |
| Audience |
Open to any individual interested in using or working on a supported scaffold in NYC. As per Local Law 52, this certification is required for workers on a supported scaffold in New York City and must be renewed every four years. |
| Methods of Instruction |
The 4-hour training program is composed of many components such as power point presentations, lectures, real life case studies, and classroom discussions. |
| Completion Requirements |
Each student is required to complete 100% of the course, as well as actively participate in all learning activities. Additionally, the review quiz is required to obtain a course-completion card. Make-up time is permitted for this training course under the condition that the student completed at least 50% of the training. Students who miss time before finishing 50% of initial class or missed more than 50% of total time must reschedule and attend the full training course. |
