Scaffolding Erector and Dismantler
Competency & Certification Course
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One payment covers the full course, the final exam, and your TUV card + certificate.
The scaffold erector and dismantler is the person who physically builds the scaffold and takes it down. This is the foundation course of the IES scaffolding suite. It teaches you to recognise the parts and reject bad ones, prepare a sound base, erect in the correct sequence with ties, bracing, platforms and edge protection, access and work at height safely, handle materials without dropping them, and dismantle top-down — the reverse of erection. It also teaches your limits: what you may do, and when to stop and call the supervisor. Framework: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L, the Construction Safety Manual (CSM) and SASO.
What you'll cover
1. Welcome
2. How This Course Works
3. The Scaffold & Its Parts
4. What a Scaffold Is & the Main Types
5. Tubes, Boards & Fittings — Condition Rules
6. Couplers — the Right Fitting in the Right Place
7. Standards, Ledgers, Transoms & Bracing
8. Building It Safely
9. Before You Start: PPE & Site Readiness
10. Permits, Tags & the Unfinished Scaffold
11. Foundations: Base Plates & Sole Boards
12. The Erection Sequence
13. Ties & Bracing as You Build
14. Platforms, Boards & Edge Protection
15. Safe Access & Ladders
16. Working at Height & Fall Protection
17. Manual Handling & Passing Materials
18. Taking It Down
19. Dismantling: Top-Down, the Reverse of Erection
20. Handling Materials Down & Housekeeping
21. Dropped Objects & Exclusion Zones
22. Your Limits: Stop and Call the Supervisor
23. Final Assessment
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