To expand or narrow your search for programs related to this occupation, visit Post-Secondary Programs.Ĭompleting a program does not guarantee entrance into an occupation. Construction Safety Training Systems (CSTS).Working on construction sites also requires the following certificates:
For more information, visit their websites.Įmployers may prefer applicants who have a high school diploma with at least Grade 11 Math and English. The Alberta Carpenters Training Centre (ACTC), Scaffold Industry Association of Canada, and Scaffold and Access Industry Association offer various training programs throughout Alberta. Scaffold erectors need a combination of training and work experience. Inspect and examine structures and equipment for deterioration, defects, or non-compliance with specifications.Erect, move, and dismantle scaffolding (ladders, hand railings, and platforms), hoisting equipment, and rigging.Order scaffolding materials required for building or maintenance.Design ground-based and suspended scaffolding.Calculate loads to determine platform size and bracing requirements.Assess foundations for suitable and safe placement of scaffolding.Consult with scaffold users, supervisors, and other tradespersons to determine scaffold requirements, potential loads, number of occupants, and use.
#SCAFFOLD RESOURCE JOBS MANUALS#
Read blueprints and technical manuals to determine scaffolding setup.They may begin at ground level or be suspended from buildings, vessels, or other structures. Scaffolds are made from wood, metal, or preformed components.
They may work on construction, offshore drilling, or oil sands sites, at power stations, and or on special projects such as parade viewing platforms. Scaffold erectors plan, build, and situate the temporary work structures that provide other workers with safe, secure access to places they work.
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