NYC DOB-Approved
SCA-211
Live Zoom Webinar

NYC 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User Training (SCA-211) | Just $145

  • Live Zoom Webinar Instructor-led NYC 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User Training – Not Pre-Recorded
  • No Exam Required Complete Your Supported Scaffold Training Without a Final Test
  • Worker Wallet Card Included Official NYC DOB Wallet Card Mailed After Completion
  • Available in English and Spanish NYC Supported Scaffold User Classes Available in Multiple Languages
  • 0.4 IACET CEUs Included Earn Continuing Education Units Upon Training Completion
  • 24/7 Live Chat Support Professional Support team available anytime to assist students with questions and guidance.
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English Session Live Zoom
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Spanish Session Available Soon
Every Saturday
6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Group Discounts Available

The NYC 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User & Refresher Training

What is the NYC 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User and Refreshe Training (SCA-211)?

The 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User and Refresher Training (SCA-211) is a NYC Department of Buildings (DOB)-approved safety course required for all construction workers and supervisors who work on or near supported scaffolds at job sites in New York City.

The training is delivered via a live Zoom session by a DOB-approved instructor and covers all required topics including scaffold types, proper setup, safe usage, hazard recognition, accident prevention, fall protection, and NYC DOB regulations.

Upon successful completion and document submission, you will receive the Worker Wallet Card with the 4-hour course completion linked to it – required for anyone working on supported scaffolds in NYC.

Who Needs the 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User and Refresher Training?

Anyone in New York City who installs, uses, or works on or near supported scaffolds must complete this NYC DOB-approved training, including:

  • NYC Construction and Demolition Workers
  • Site Supervisors
  • Anyone Working on or Near Supported Scaffolds in New York City

Course Topics: 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User Training (SCA-211):

  • Introduction to Supported Scaffolds
  • Supported Scaffold Accidents
  • OSHA 1926 Overview – Safety & Health Regulations for Construction
  • NYC Construction Codes Overview
  • NYC Department of Buildings Overview
  • General Principles of Fall Protection
  • Personal Protective Equipment and Fall Arrest Systems
  • Supported Scaffold Use
  • Supported Scaffold Inspections
  • Emergency Situations and Preparedness Procedures

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about NYC 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User Training

Anyone in New York City who installs, uses, or works on or near supported scaffolds must complete this NYC DOB-approved training (SCA-211) to be eligible to work at construction sites.

Yes. This course can count toward SST credits. If you need SST credits, you can enroll in this course. Please note that the credits must be applied toward SST requirements within 12 months of completing the training.

Yes, but it is not self-paced. The training is conducted live via Zoom by a NYC DOB-approved instructor. You must attend the full live session. Pre-recorded training is not accepted for the Worker Wallet Card.

No. There is no exam for the 4-Hour Supported Scaffold User Training. You only need to attend the full live session and submit the required documents to receive your Worker Wallet Card.

The Supported Scaffold User training linked to the Worker Wallet Card is valid for 4 years. There is no refresher course option - once expired, the full 4-hour training must be retaken to receive a new card.

Once the live session is completed and all required documents are submitted and verified, a digital copy of your Worker Wallet Card will be emailed within 2 business days and the physical card will be delivered within one week.

No. 4-Hour Supported Scaffold Training is open to all NYC construction workers regardless of whether they hold the SST card. If you have a 40-Hour or 62-Hour SST card, include a photo of it when submitting your documents, but it is not required to enroll.