Working at height module 1: user fixed scaffold

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WHAT DO YOU GET IN THIS WORKING AT HEIGHT USER FIXED SCAFFOLD TRAINING?

This training is aimed at workers who use a pre-assembled erected scaffold.

We cover all the risks of working on a fixed scaffold as well as the dangers of falling objects for your colleagues.

Also important are the permissible load and changing weather conditions.

The training covers all requirements of the Royal Decree of 2005 applied in practice.

As a bonus, you also get the right instructions to work safely with ladders!

After this training, you will no longer step onto unsafely assembled scaffolds!

MODULE 1: USER

• Safety and responsibilities on fixed scaffolds
  • Risks and order of preventive measures
  • PPE and personal fall protection
• Types of mobile scaffolds, material choice and quality features
  • Permissible load
• Inspection before use
  • Instructions from the authorized person
  • Scaffold card and certificate of conformity
  • LMRA and checklist
  • Ground surface and stability
• Prevention of falling persons and objects
• Influence of changing weather conditions
  • Extreme cold or heat
  • Rain, snow and black ice
  • Wind, thunderstorm and lightning
• Moving and stabilizing the scaffold
• EXTRA: safe use of ladders

ACTIONS, NOT WORDS!

• A full-day training lasts 7 hours as standard, unless otherwise stated
• Theoretical introduction (30%) with many practical exercises (70%)
• Continuous assessment and competence test
• Every participant who passes receives the official certificate WORKING AT HEIGHT: USER FIXED SCAFFOLD

If you also wish to assemble the mobile scaffold yourself or release it as an authorized person, follow our practical trainings "Working at height module 2: assembler fixed scaffold" and "Working at height module 3: authorized person fixed scaffold".

WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?

“The employer who employs workers who will work on a scaffold ensures that these workers receive training that enables them to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for the performance of their tasks. This training relates in particular to: