04-14-2024 - 8-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer / Remover Refresher - Spanish - Bellerose, NY

As per NYC Local Law 52 of 2005, to continue to install or remove Supported Scaffolds in New York City, an individual must successfully complete this 8-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover Refresher - Spanish training four years following the completion of the 32- hour Supported Scaffold Installer and Remover Course & every four years thereafter. During this course students will be discussing changes and updates to OSHA and New York City Department of Buildings (DOB) policies, procedures and supported scaffold standards. Students will also have a chance to share jobsite experiences and opinions about new supported scaffold systems and solutions. This knowledge will help workers to properly prepare for and participate in supported scaffold installation/removal process. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an 8 Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover course completion picture ID card that will be valid for 4 years.

Who Should Take this 8-Hour Suspended Scaffold User Refresher - Spanish Course?

• This course is intended for workers who are renewing an expired or soon to be expired 32 Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover Refresher ID card to continue to supervise and use supported scaffolds in NYC.
• In order to attend, students must present 32-Hour Supported Scaffold Installer/Remover ID card to from an NYC DOB approved training provider.
  

Topics to be Covered:

• Recognize supported scaffold related terminology and definitions
• Identify causes of scaffolding accidents and prevention methods
• Discuss differences between New York City Building Code and OSHA scaffolding regulations
• Illustrate hazards related to installation/removing and use of supported scaffolds and how to control them
• Develop a basic knowledge of how to safely install and remove supported scaffold equipment.
• Inspect supported scaffold components using methods learned

Note: 100% attendance and active participation in all learning activities including hands-on class exercises and the final exam is required. Students must earn a score of 70% or higher on the written and practical examination to receive a certificate of completion.