Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: list two advantages of non-powered adjustable masonry scaffolding; list three ways that non-powered adjustable masonry scaffolding can increase worksite production; explain how each of the following items is used on non-powered adjustable masonry scaffolding: base towers, extension towers, elevating carriage, winch assembly, work platform, and cross braces; list the OSHA requirements for tying the scaffold into a wall; given the proper tools and equipment, demonstrate how to erect non-powered adjustable masonry scaffolding according to the guidelines in this module; demonstrate how to properly and safely dismantle the non-powered adjustable masonry scaffolding according to the guidelines in this module; list at least five types of job sites that may use powered mast-climbing scaffold; list five companies that manufacture powered mast-climbing scaffold in North America; explain how each of the scaffold components is used on powered mast-climbing scaffolding; list at least two reasons for having a firm foundation for a powered mast-climbing scaffold unit; given the proper tools and equipment, demonstrate the steps for erecting powered scaffold according to the guidelines in this module and the manufacturer’s operating manual; and demonstrate how to safely dismantle powered mast-climbing scaffold according to the guidelines in this module and the manufacturer’s operating manual.