Scaffolding

As a Scaffolder, you will be expected to work confidently at heights, demonstrating excellent hand-eye coordination and a good level of physical fitness. Your awareness of health and safety protocols will be crucial, along with your ability to interpret technical drawings and plans. Strong written and verbal communication skills will also be essential for this role. Your responsibilities as a Scaffolder will include 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, and fixing guard rails and safety netting. You will also be responsible for dismantling scaffolding once a project is completed and creating various platforms ranging from simple scaffolding to complex structures like suspended scaffolding, cantilever drops, and temporary roofs. Working on-site in all weather conditions, you will determine job requirements, plan and configure scaffolding, erect scaffolding of different types, establish platforms and safety measures, dismantle scaffolding upon completion, and assess for hazards, defects, or the need for adjustments or repairs to ensure compliance with regulations and health and safety standards. Additionally, you will be expected to carry out assigned tasks within agreed time limits, contributing to the overall success of projects.,