Scaffold Builder B1

ScaffolderScaffolders 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-siteEnsuring a stable base for scaffoldingErecting scaffolding polesFixing scaffolding to buildings or structuresLaying planks for workers to walk onFixing guard rails and safety nettingDismantling scaffolding when a project is completeCreating different kinds of platforms, from simple scaffolding to complex structures such as suspended scaffolding, cantilever drops and temporary roofsWorking on-site in all weatherSkills:Ability to work confidently at heightsExcellent hand-eye coordinationGood level of physical fitnessAwareness of health and safetyAbility to understand technical drawings and plansGood written and verbal communication skills.Requirements2 yrs. or more experience in the erection and dismantling of various types of scaffolds.Certifications are a plus.The pay rate varies depending on years of experience and knowledge of the craft. ($20.00 to $23.00)Note: Must have all toolsMust be authorized to work in the United StatesMust pass a drug screen and background checkMust have a valid TWIC