Scaffolding supervisors are integral to the success of any construction project, ensuring both safety and operational efficiency. They oversee the assembly and dismantling of scaffolding systems, manage teams of scaffolders, and ensure strict adherence to safety standards and regulations. By accurately estimating the number of scaffold sections and workers needed for a job, they guarantee that scaffolding is properly erected, creating a secure environment for all workers on-site. These supervisors are not just managers; they are leaders who inspire, guide, and support their teams, while identifying opportunities for skill development and continuous improvement. At Elite Offshore, we offer a transformative learning experience that equips you with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in this rewarding field, opening doors to a wide range of dynamic career opportunities. Join us and take the next step toward a successful and impactful career in scaffolding supervision.

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• Basic Experience: Some prior experience or understanding of scaffolding or construction safety may be required.
• Employer-Sponsored Training: If you're already employed in scaffolding or construction, your employer may need to provide basic training in scaffold hazards and safety procedures.
• Physical Fitness: Candidates should be physically capable of working with scaffolds and working at heights, as the course may involve practical, hands-on training.
• No Previous Safety Violations: You should have no history of safety violations that would indicate the need for retraining.
• Completion of Prerequisite Training: Some courses may require that you have completed basic safety or scaffolding training before enrolling.

• 1. Regulations and Approved Codes of Practice
• 2. Scaffolding Terminology
• 3. Tubes, Boards and Fittings
• 4. Ladders / Gin Wheels and Ropes
• 5. Scaffold Ties / Independent Tied Scaffold
• 6. Static Tower
• 7. Basic Independent Tied Scaffold
• 8. Scaffolds with Prefabricated Beams
• 9. Practical Inspection / Reports
• 10. Dismantling of Scaffold