Content:

• Introduction to Scaffolding & Scaffolding Terminology

• Statutory Requirements & Codes of Practice

• International Standards (British, European, US & Local)

• International Best Practice & Industry Standards (NASC)

• Overview of Fall prevention in Scaffolding

• Tube, fittings & boards

• Safe access and egress

• Scaffolders training and working methods

• Bracing and tying scaffolds

• Mobile, static and loading towers

• Birdcage scaffolds

• Beams and bridging beams

• Public protection

• Various types of system scaffolding

• How to carry out a scaffolding inspection

• Scaffold Inspection Reports

• Scaffold Tagging Systems

• Practical Scaffold Inspection Exercises

• Knowledge Test and Assessment

• Scaffold Inspectors (including those renewing an existing CISRS inspection card) — people whose job is to carry out statutory scaffolding inspections. 
• CISRS Scaffolder Card Holders — experienced scaffolders who need formal inspection training or are tasked with checking erected scaffolds. 
• Supervisors and Managers — those who supervise scaffolding work and must ensure safety checks and records are completed. 
• Site Agents / Site Managers — responsible for overall site safety and compliance with scaffold inspection regulations. 
• Health & Safety (H&S) Managers / HSE Inspectors — professionals tasked with enforcing safety standards on construction sites and involved in inspections. 
• Engineers and Contracts Managers — involved in planning or overseeing scaffolding works who need inspection knowledge. 
• Scaffold Designers — individuals designing scaffolding structures who also need an understanding of inspection criteria