Course Details of Scaffolder

Scaffolding is a temporary framework used to support a work crew and supplies during the construction, maintenance, and repair of buildings, bridges, and other man-made structures. As the complexity of the building activity varies, so does the type of scaffolding system required.

There are 8 types of scaffolding, such as - trestle scaffolding, steel scaffolding, patented scaffolding, suspended scaffolding, cantilever scaffolding, single scaffolding, double scaffolding, and kwikstage scaffolding. All of these types of scaffolding courses are available in The Labor Force. Let us learn more about them.

Trestle Scaffolding

In trestle scaffolding, the working platform is supported by moveable ladders or tripods (or inverted V shape). It is utilized up to a height of 5m and is typically used for work within the room such as repairs, painting, and so on.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Steel Scaffolding

Steel scaffolding consists of steel tubes joined together by steel fittings or couplers. It is simple to assemble and disassemble. It is more sturdy, has a longer lifespan, and is more fire resistant. It ensures the safety of workers.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Patented Scaffolding

Patented scaffoldings are commercially available ready-made scaffoldings. The working platform is mounted on brackets that can be adjusted to the desired level.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Cantilever Scaffolding

Cantilever scaffold is also called ‘needle scaffold’ because it has needles to support. To prevent the scaffolding framework from collapsing, the 'needle' is reinforced on all sides. Cantilever scaffolding is classified into two types: single frame scaffolding and double frame scaffolding, often known as independent scaffolding.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Suspended Scaffolding

Suspended scaffolding is mostly used for painting, maintenance work, and other similar tasks. The working platform is hung from the rooftops using chains or wire ropes, for example. It has the ability to be raised or lowered to the appropriate level.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Single Scaffolding

In brick masonry construction, single scaffolding is frequently preferred. It is made up of a single framework of standards, ledgers, and putlogs that are all linked together. The vertical membrane is known as "standard," while the horizontal membrane is known as "ledger."

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Double Scaffolding

This form of scaffolding is often used in stone masonry projects. Although it provides stronger support than a single scaffolder, it is a more popular choice for many building works.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99

Kwikstage Scaffolding

The Kwikstage system is made of long-lasting galvanized steel. It is simple to put together, erect, and take down. This scaffolding structure is extremely useful for builders working on large or little projects.

Course Duration: 4 weeks  Course Fee: $99