Scaffolding Erector

Job Description

A scaffolding erector builds, modifies, and dismantles temporary elevated platforms and support structures so construction crews can safely work at height.• Assembly and Dismantling: Set up scaffold bases, anchors, frames, planks, braces, and guardrails using hand and power tools according to technical plans.
• Safety Compliance: Follow OSHA guidelines, use fall protection equipment, and check ground stability using mudsills or base plates.
• Inspections: Inspect all components for wear and tear before assembly, and notify a competent person when a structure is ready for use.
• Material Handling: Load, unload, hoist, and organize equipment efficiently on active job sites.• Physical Demands: Must be comfortable working at great heights, possess good balance, and be able to lift heavy loads (up to 100 lbs).
• Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent, with specialized on-the-job training or scaffold erection certification.
• Environment: Outdoor and indoor construction sites in various weather conditions, requiring full personal protective equipment (PPE) like hard hats, boots, and harnesses.