• Introduction to Scaffolding & Scaffolding Terminology

• The Work at Height Regulations 2005

• British, European and Industry Standards (NASC)

• Overview of SG4:15 ΓÇô Preventing Falls in Scaffolding Operations

• Tube, fittings & boards

• Safe ladder access and egress

• Scaffolders training and working methods

• Bracing and tying scaffolds

• Fan boards and public protection

• Mobile, static and loading towers

• Birdcage scaffolds

• Beams and bridging beams

• Various types of system scaffolding

• How to carry out a scaffolding inspection

• Scaffold tagging systems

• Scaffold inspection exercise

• Knowledge test and assessment

To provide delegates with comprehensive and in-depth knowledge that will enable them to understand how to inspect complex scaffolding structures in accordance with the Work at Height Regulations. This is in addition to the skills needed to complete full scaffold inspection reports.

Successful delegates will receive a CISRS Completion Certificate, and we will apply for the CISRS Advanced Scaffold Inspection card for you.

This advanced CISRS scaffolder training course is designed for experienced scaffolders and scaffold inspectors who are responsible for inspecting scaffolds and completing reports in accordance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005. ItΓÇÖs also suitable for other professionals at a similar level who wish to expand their knowledge of scaffolding.

Prerequisites

Delegates are required to held a CISRS Basic Scaffold Inspection certificate or have been a qualified CISRS Scaffolder or Advanced Scaffolder for a minimum of 2 years to take this scaffold inspection course.

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