32-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover courses in New York | OSHA/Construction/Safety

As per NYC Local Law 52 of 2005, this 32-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover course is required for workers installing, removing or modifying supported scaffolds over 40 feet on Construction Sites in New York City. Instructors will demonstrate safe methods of installation, removal and modification of different types of supported scaffolds using OSHA regulations, DOB standards and good work practice as a guide.

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As per NYC Local Law 52 of 2005, this 32-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover course is required for workers installing, removing or modifying supported scaffolds over 40 feet on Construction Sites in New York City.

100% Verified Reviews
Below are the most recent student reviews for previous 32-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover Courses. All reviews are from people who registered for and attended the course.

Average rating: Average Rating stars out of 5 stars

( 4.2 out of 5 stars - 7 student reviews)

Sherman G.

attended on January 15, 2021 2021-01-15

Excellent instructor very knowledgeable

Muhammed E.

attended on August 24, 2019 2019-08-24

Great facility.

Marcos G.

attended on June 22, 2019 2019-06-22

Great class. Everything was explained and help was given when needed.

Edisson I.

attended on April 29, 2019 2019-04-29

Very good instructor. Class was amazing.

Pedro C.

attended on December 7, 2018 2018-12-07

Very good class and trainer.

Angela D.

attended on December 7, 2015 2015-12-07

The outline of the class needs to be refined so there is a structure for the students to follow and to make sure that material is not missed. In this class there were 3 different instructors. It became obvious that each instructor did not know what the other ones were covering so things were missed. One of the instructors was present for 2 days and he was terrible. He did not communicate well. He did not seem to know the material well enough to be an instructor. He made statements that were inappropriate for an instructor of safety course. Luckily for me I do not work on scaffold regularly but I fear for the lives of the students who do and relied on this class to learn how to erect scaffolding safely.

Melvin O.