Scaffolding Awareness
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Description
OSHA Standard: 1926.95, .451, .454, .503, Subpart L
Scaffolding Awareness Course outlines the basic information and hazards associated with scaffolding. It identifies the various different reasons that a fall from scaffolds occurs.
Additional topics cover the role of the competent person, what unsafe structures look like, and how to identify when their own safety is at risk on raised platforms. The learner will explore different control methods for falling objects, electrical systems, and collapse hazards.
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Scaffolding Awareness
Frequently Asked Questions
This course cites OSHA Standard 1926.95, .451, .454, .503, and Subpart L as the regulatory basis for the fall hazards and controls it covers.
It identifies the various different reasons a fall from scaffolds occurs, giving learners a range of causes to watch for rather than just one.
It teaches you how to identify when your own safety is at risk on raised platforms, alongside what unsafe scaffold structures look like.
Learners explore different control methods for falling objects, electrical systems, and collapse hazards specific to scaffold work.
The course covers the role of the competent person on a scaffold, one of several topics alongside unsafe structure identification and fall causes.
OSHA Standard: 1926.95, .451, .454, .503, Subpart L
Scaffolding Awareness outlines the basic information and hazards associated with scaffolding. It identifies the various different reasons that a fall from scaffolds occurs.
Additional topics cover the role of the competent person, what unsafe structures look like, and how to identify when their own safety is at risk on raised platforms. The learner will explore different control methods for falling objects, electrical systems, and collapse hazards.