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PASMA Training - Mobile Scaffold Tower with Cantilevers Training Course
The PASMA Mobile Scaffold Tower with Cantilevers course is a one-day training course for people who need to assemble, disassemble, adjust, move, and check mobile towers with cantilevers.
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PASMA Course Overview
Mobile scaffold towers with cantilevers are more complicated than regular scaffolds, making them harder to set up, take down, and move safely. The training helps workers learn how to keep the towers stable and manage the extra weight from the cantilevers to reduce the risk of tipping or collapsing.
The PASMA Mobile Scaffold Tower with Cantilevers course covers important topics, including the laws and guidelines for working safely at height, hazards to watch out for, and how to safely assemble, adjust, and dismantle these towers. It also teaches best practices for fall protection and how to inspect completed mobile towers.
Only those who have completed the PASMA Standard Tower or PASMA Combined Tower & Low-Level Access course within the last five years, have a valid certificate, and can provide proof can attend the scaffold tower training.
What Will You Learn
- Current laws about working at heights
- Best practices for health and safety
- Set up a mobile scaffold tower with cantilevers
- Parts of a tower and how to keep them in good condition
- Common dangers and how to stay safe
- How to safely change and take down towers
PASMA Training Assessment and Certification
After finishing the theory training, you’ll take a multiple-choice test. If you pass, you’ll move on to the practical part, building a scaffold tower with cantilevers.
Students who pass the theory and practical assessments will receive the PASMA Certificate and Photocard, valid for five years.
PASMA Tower with Cantilevers Course Entry Requirements
Before signing up for this training, you must have completed the PASMA Tower for Users or PASMA Combined Tower and Low-Level Access course. You will need to show your Photo ID.
You should also feel confident working at heights and be physically able to complete the practical assessment on the day.
It is important to understand written and spoken English well to read safety notices and instruction manuals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This one-day course is for individuals who must assemble, dismantle, alter, move, and inspect mobile towers with cantilevers.
Mobile scaffold towers with cantilevers are more complex than standard scaffolds, making safe assembly and movement more challenging. Proper training helps ensure stability and manage the additional weight to minimise tipping or collapse risks.
The course includes legislation and regulations for working at height, hazards associated with cantilever towers, assembly and dismantling techniques, counterbalance calculations, fall protection best practices, and inspection protocols.
Delegates must have a current PASMA Tower for Users Photocard and a working knowledge of working at height.
The course can be conducted at a registered PASMA training centre or your premises, provided the venue and equipment meet specific requirements.
Successful delegates will receive a PASMA Certificate of Training and a Photo ID Card, valid for five years.
Yes, the course includes safety measures, such as fall protection, hazard recognition, and proper inspection practices, to ensure the safe use of mobile towers.
In construction, cantilevers refer to structural elements supported on one end and extend outwards without additional support on the other end. This design allows for overhanging sections of structures, such as balconies, bridges, or roofs.