Description:
Scaffolders are vital to the construction industry, as many construction crews require access via scaffolds, rigs, guard rails, and planks to carry out construction or restoration work.
The responsibilities of a scaffolder include the following:
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Unloading scaffolding equipment on-site
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Ensuring a stable base for scaffolding
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Erecting scaffolding poles
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Fixing scaffolding to buildings or structures
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Laying planks for workers to walk on
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Fixing guard rails and safety netting
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Dismantling scaffolding when a project is complete
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Creating different kinds of platforms, from simple scaffolding to complex structures such as suspended scaffolding, cantilever drops and temporary roofs
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Working on-site in all weather
Skills:
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Ability to work confidently at heights
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Excellent hand-eye coordination
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Good level of physical fitness
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Awareness of health and safety
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Ability to understand technical drawings and plans
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Good written and verbal communication skills.
Requirements:
- One year or more experience with basic knowledge of scaffold erection and dismantling skills
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The pay rate varies depending on years of experience and knowledge of the craft.
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Must have all tools.
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Must be authorized to work in the United States
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Must pass a drug screen and background check
