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Supported Scaffolding Safety CD-ROM
![Supported Scaffolding Safety CD-ROM](images/regulatory-cdrom.jpg)
MARCOM's training products on "Supported Scaffolding Safety" help employees understand the dangers of working with scaffolds, and how these risks can be minimized by knowing the correct ways to erect, maintain and use scaffolding equipment. Topics covered in these products include:
- Responsibilities of a "scaffold expert".
- Creating a level and stable foundation.
- Platforms and planking.
- The danger of power lines.
- Ramps and walkways.
- Platform hazards.
- Personal fall arrest systems.
- Guarding against falling objects.
- and more!
Each interactive course is about 30-45 minutes long depending on the topic. Courses are divided into a number of logical sections, each with its own quiz, so information is easily understood... and retained.
Also designed with training managers in mind, courses in the Interactive CD-ROM Training Library include a learning management system (LMS) at no additional cost. Using this system, trainers can define curricula... establish log-in procedures... even set up "pre" and "post" tests. The system also tracks employee activity through a powerful relational database, which can generate a number of informative reports. A database import/export feature also allows information to be transferred to and from databases in other software packages, such as a company's human resource system.
MARCOM's interactive CD-ROM courses and learning management system can be run on standalone computers as well as "hard-wired" local and wide area networks (LANs and WANs).