The Scaffolder builds, assembles, dismantles, and secures scaffolding required for shipbuilding and ship repair work. They ensure safe and efficient access to elevated work areas for other trades, playing a key role in maintaining operational continuity and safety on the shipyard.

• Secure and mark out the work area before starting operations.
• Prepare, clean, and organize the worksite.
• Identify, sort, and transport scaffolding components to assembly areas.
• Assemble metal structures on the ground and erect them at height.
• Install and dismantle scaffolding in compliance with safety standards.
• Check the conformity and stability of scaffolding before use.
• Guide cranes or lifting platforms during assembly operations.
• Store and maintain equipment after use.

• Outdoor work, often at height.
• Exposure to weather conditions, noise, and dust.
• Excellent physical condition required, including the ability to handle heavy loads.
• High level of attention to safety and vigilance.
• Protective equipment and tools provided by the company.

Technical Skills:

• Knowledge of scaffolding assembly and dismantling procedures.
• Ability to identify scaffolding components and their proper use.
• Proficiency in installing safety harnesses and lifelines.
• Understanding of regulatory signage related to scaffolding use.
• Basic knowledge of load calculations for platforms.

Personal Qualities:

• Strong sense of safety and discipline.
• Team spirit and effective communication.
• Organization and methodical work approach.
• Vigilance and attention to detail.

Required Training:

• Minimum education level: Form 3 (or equivalent).
• Specific training in scaffolding assembly/dismantling recommended.

• Compliance and safety of assembled scaffolding.
• Speed and efficiency of assembly and dismantling operations.
• Strict adherence to HSE regulations.
• Quality of coordination with other trades.
• Ability to work independently and take initiative.