Intermediate Scaffold Training Course

An intermediate scaffolding ticket enables a person to erect, alter and dismantle tube and coupler scaffolds including tube and coupler covered ways and gantries, install a cantilevered crane loading platform and a mast climbing work platform.

The course will culminate in an assessment of competency in accordance with the intermediate scaffolding national assessment instrument.

As one person cannot safely erect a scaffold, a prerequisite of WorkSafe is that a minimum of 3 students is required for the course to go ahead.

Trainees must be over 18 years of age.

A $200 deposit payable in advance to confirm your booking, then the balance is payable prior to the course first day of the course. 

Your High Risk Work Licence is recognised nationally, we are WorkSafe and Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) compliant and are a Registered Training Office (RTO).

Once the course is completed your Notice of Assessment must be lodged at a Victorian Post Office within 60 days which will cost $64. This Notice of Assessment then forms your interim ticket until your licence arrives in the mail.

Prerequisite: Basic Scaffold High Risk Work Licence

Topics covered in our Intermediate Scaffolding course include:

• All basic scaffolding work
• Barrow ramps and Sloping platform construction
• Cantilever and Spur construction
• Cantilevered Crane Loading Platforms
• Component defects
• Equipment quantities
• General scaffold construction
• Hazards and planning
• Intermediate knowledge questions
• Lashing of planks
• Legislative requirements
• Mast Climbers
• Measuring and marking
• Scaffold design
• Use of compatible equipment

• Course duration is a minimum of 4 days (depending on your experience).
• Course starts at 8.00am
• Attendees: minimum 3, maximum 15
• Cost includes tool belt, tools, hard hat, gloves and safety vest for the duration of the course. Coffee, tea and biscuits (but not lunch)
• Dress: casual, work boots preferred or covered in shoes
• Nationally recognised
• Friendly, practical learning environments – by tradesmen for tradesmen

Either Mr Kent Fisher or Mr Stuart Courtier will be conducting training courses and assessing your High Risk Work Licence assessments.