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OSHA Qualified Person for Scaffolding Safety Training

OSHA Qualified Person for Scaffolding Safety Training

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Qualified Person for Scaffolding — OSHA Scaffolding Requirements Training

Training for scaffold design, inspection, hazard recognition, and compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L.

Course Overview

Scaffolds are common in construction but can be deadly if not designed, erected, inspected, and maintained correctly. This course prepares participants to meet the responsibilities of a Qualified Person under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L, focusing on scaffold design considerations, load capacities, inspection protocols, hazard identification, and regulatory compliance.

Why this training matters

Falls from scaffolding remain a leading cause of fatalities in construction. Proper training for qualified persons reduces risk, ensures compliance with OSHA regulations, and protects workers by promoting safer scaffold systems and informed decision-making on site.

Who should attend

  • Construction supervisors, lead erectors, and foremen
  • Scaffold designers, engineers, and inspectors
  • Superintendents and project managers
  • Site safety managers and procurement personnel
  • Anyone aspiring to or holding the Qualified Person designation for scaffolding

Learning Objectives

  • Understand OSHA scaffold regulations and the Qualified Person’s duties under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L.
  • Design scaffold systems considering load capacities, components, and stability factors.
  • Conduct thorough inspections of scaffold components and assembly to identify hazards.
  • Assess and mitigate fall and structural risks, ensuring safe use and access.
  • Apply best practices in scaffold planning, erection, modification, and dismantling.
  • Document inspections, corrective actions, and maintain compliance records.

Course Outline

  1. Regulatory framework: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart L
  2. Scaffold types, components, and load capacity principles
  3. Design considerations: foundations, tie-ins, bracing, and stability
  4. Inspection procedures and common defect identification
  5. Fall protection, access, and safe work practices around scaffolds
  6. Special scenarios: suspended scaffolds, aerial lifts, and altering conditions
  7. Documentation, recordkeeping, and the Qualified Person’s decision-making process

Format & Duration

Format
SCORM-compliant eLearning or instructor-led with practical field exercises
Duration
3–6 hours eLearning; half-day to full-day instructor-led with on-site inspections
Assessment
Knowledge checks, practical inspection exercises, and certificate issuance upon successful completion

Upon completing the OSHA Competent Person for Basic Rigging and Inspection Training, participants will be able to:

  • Understand OSHA and ASME standards for rigging and lifting operations.
  • Identify rigging hazards and evaluate rigging systems for safety and compliance.
  • Conduct thorough inspections of slings, hooks, shackles, and other rigging gear.
  • Calculate load weights and determine proper sling angles and configurations.
  • Supervise lifting operations and take immediate corrective actions when hazards arise.
  • Apply safe lifting techniques and enforce safe practices on the job site.
  • Understand the responsibilities of a Competent Person in overseeing rigging operations.
  • Perform pre-lift assessments, inspect environmental conditions, and confirm equipment suitability.
  • Plan and monitor rigging activities to prevent accidents and ensure crew safety.
  • Promote a safety-first culture in all rigging and lifting operations.

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