EOSH Level-2 Scaffold Safety Inspector

Regular and thorough inspections are crucial to minimize the risk of scaffold weakening due to poor erection practices and to prevent potential accidents. Scaffolding safety measures are imperative to avoid workplace incidents from recurring.

Implementing foundational scaffold requirements such as stringent inspections, comprehensive training, and effective controls empowers frontline teams to prioritize scaffold safety and foster a culture of safety from the ground up. Scaffolding not only facilitates access to greater heights but also provides a secure platform for working on various surfaces such as walls, ceilings, outdoor areas, and windows.

Compared to ladders, scaffolding offers a robust and stable structure, thereby reducing associated risks. Commonly known as scaffold or staging, scaffolding is a temporary framework utilized to support workers and materials during the construction, maintenance, and repair of buildings, bridges, and other man-made structures.