Description

• Scaffold Inspection: Conducting regular inspections of scaffolds to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations. This involves assessing the structural integrity, stability, and safety features of the scaffold. Issuing green tags for safe scaffolds and red tags for unsafe ones.
• Training: Providing training to scaffolders, helpers, and other workers on proper scaffold erection, dismantling, and safety procedures. This includes instruction on the correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and adherence to safety protocols.
• Training Other Supervisors and Engineers: Educating other supervisors and engineers on scaffold safety practices, regulations, and procedures. This ensures that all personnel involved in scaffold-related activities are adequately informed and capable of ensuring safety on-site.
• Monitoring Scaffold Erection Activity: Overseeing scaffold erection activities to ensure that they are conducted in accordance with approved plans, specifications, and safety standards. This involves supervising the assembly, alteration, and dismantling of scaffolds to prevent hazards and maintain safety.
• Knowledge of Scaffold Materials, Tools, and Equipment: Possessing a comprehensive understanding of various scaffold materials, tools, and equipment used in erection, modification, and dismantling processes. This knowledge enables effective inspection, troubleshooting, and maintenance of scaffolding systems.
• Documentation: Maintaining accurate records of scaffold inspections, training sessions, and safety assessments. This includes documenting any issues, deficiencies, or corrective actions taken to address safety concerns.
• Communication: Effectively communicating with management, contractors, and workers regarding scaffold safety protocols, inspection findings, and corrective measures. This ensures that everyone on-site is aware of safety requirements and responsibilities.
• Emergency Response: Being prepared to respond to scaffold-related emergencies or incidents promptly. This involves coordinating rescue efforts, providing first aid if necessary, and implementing emergency procedures to mitigate risks and ensure the safety of personnel.
• Continuous Improvement: Continuously seeking opportunities to improve scaffold safety practices and procedures. This may involve staying updated on industry standards, attending training sessions, and implementing best practices to enhance safety performance on-site.