Scaffold Builder

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:

• Unloading scaffolding equipment on-site
• Ensuring a stable base for scaffolding
• Erecting scaffolding poles
• Fixing scaffolding to buildings or structures
• Laying planks for workers to walk on
• Fixing guard rails and safety netting
• Dismantling scaffolding when a project is complete
• Creating different kinds of platforms, from simple scaffolding to complex structures such as suspended scaffolding, cantilever drops and temporary roofs
• Working on-site in all weather

• Ability to work confidently at heights
• Excellent hand-eye coordination
• Good level of physical fitness
• Awareness of health and safety
• Ability to understand technical drawings and plans
• Good written and verbal communication skills.

• One year or more experience with basic knowledge of scaffold erection and dismantling skills
• The pay rate varies depending on years of experience and knowledge of the craft.
• Must have all tools.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States
• Must pass a drug screen and background check