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NR-34 Scaffold Erection and Dismantling

Train workers to erect, dismantle and safely use industrial scaffolding, understanding the human and behavioural factors in safety, mastering the standardised technical terminology and applying the requirements of the regulatory standards (NR-34)
16h

About the Training

Train workers to erect, dismantle and safely use industrial scaffolding, understanding the human and behavioural factors in safety, mastering the standardised technical terminology, applying the requirements of the regulatory standards (NR-34) and the ABNT standards, identifying accessories, carrying out inspections and applying rejection criteria, and putting into practice the squaring of the base, structural bracing, safe platforms, and the completion of the Work Permit (PT) and the scaffold release tag.
Duration
16 hours
Language
Portuguese and English
Modality
In person

What you will learn:

  • Human Factors and Regulatory Fundamentals — People/Equipment/Management system, the 12 human factors, reference cases (Challenger and Chernobyl) and applicable standards (NR-34 item 34.11, NBR 6494, NBR 14718) for scaffold types
  • Accessories, Sizing and Documentation Flow — Assembly accessories (couplers, clamps, base plates), guardrail parameters per NR-34 (70 cm and 1.20 m), Work Permit (WP) and Scaffold Release Tag
  • Field Practice: Inspection and Base Structure Assembly — Tactile inspection of structural accessories, leveling and assembly of vertical standards, diagonal braces and formation of the supported scaffold base tower
  • Field Practice: Platforms, Guardrails and Release — Fixing of platforms with minimum 30 cm overlap, assembly of guardrails and toe boards, completion of the WP/Release Tag and safe dismantling in reverse order

Who it's for:

Workers designated by the employer to perform scaffold assembly, dismantling and maintenance activities, in addition to industrial users

Our instructors

All our training courses are conducted by instructors with extensive offshore experience. They are professionals who have worked directly across various segments of the industry, holding national and international certifications. This hands-on background combined with theoretical knowledge ensures teaching connected to the reality of maritime operations, with real-world examples and a focus on safety.