16 Hour Suspended Scaffolding Training  Monday & Tuesday, November 21st & 22nd.

(in  English only ) Brooklyn, NY  "DOB Approved" 

This two day session will provide you with the required DOB training to use Suspended Scaffolds in NYC In conjunction with Construction Academy.

Day 1 Monday, November 21st 8am-5pm and Day 2 Tuesday, November 22nd 8am-5pm

NYC Rigging Rule 9 requires that workers on a suspended scaffold have a minimum of 16hrs of training. This training includes classroom training on local regulations, good rigging practices, how to read permits, and counterweight formulas. It also includes extensive hands on training using both miniature and full-size equipment. Hands on training includes such things as operation of a motor, motor safety features, knot tying, fall protection, self rescue, outrigger set up, using other rigging devices, tiebacks, proper use of ladders, safety equipment, and much much more. Workers will be issued photo identification on a plastic credit card type Training Certificate, which is good for 4 years. After 4 years an 8-hour refresher will be required.

Register Now!             *$450 per person

        Pay by  Credit Card, or Paypal.  Company Check or Cash at Door.         You must Register Ahead of Time.  No walk-ons
*discount for more than one student

Safety Tips

• All workers on a suspended scaffold must:
  • wear a safety harness (dorsal dynamic, OSHA-approved) at all times
  • be secured to an individual lifeline at all times
  • have an anchor point separate and independent from the outrigger tiebacks
• Thoroughly check motors, brakes and all mechanical equipment on a routine basis. Ensure that proper maintenance is performed prior to operating it on the site and that everything is functioning properly.
• Ensure that all workers operating the motors, brakes, etc. know what to do during mechanical problems, such as when the motor drifts or brakes fail. This additional training can be incredibly useful in preventing the platform from going vertical.
• Never remove any emergency brakes or other safety mechanisms from the scaffold. If these additional safety elements are not functioning properly, workers should not use the scaffold.

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                                                              In conjuction with Construction Academy