About our scaffolder courses
Apprenticeships are a great way to develop your career as a scaffolder.
If you're already employed as a trainee or a labourer, you can ask your employer about an apprenticeship, so you can get a formal qualification while you learn on the job.
One you've completed your apprenticeship, this will enable you to progress your career as a gang supervisor, a site safety inspector or a scaffolding designer. It could also open the door for you to work in other areas of construction.
Is a scaffolding course right for me?
To progress in this industry, you'll need to:
- Be interested in building and construction
- Be thorough in your work with close attention to detail
- Have the ability to work well with others
- Have an interest in safety and security
- Be physically fit
You'll also need to be comfortable working at heights and remain calm in stressful situations.
Register your interest
Register your interest using the form below and one our team will contact you.
Available Scaffolder Courses
Overview
This apprenticeship will equip learners with a robust set of skills, knowledge and behaviours that will allow them to work successfully as a Scaffolder.
Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship the Scaffolder will be eligible to apply for a CISRS (Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme) Scaffolder card.
On this programme you’ll learn:
- Health & Safety, regulations and codes of practice
- Equipment – tube and fittings
- Boards and stock
- Electrical Safety
- Noise and vibration
- Working at Height
- Manual Handling
- Various types of scaffold and scaffold inspection
Length of programme: 15 months
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