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Key Facts: Scaffolding Works NC II Exam

₱1,276

Assessment Fee

TESDA Circular 072-2021

Supported Type

Scaffold Scope

TR CONSCA218

Competency

Passing Standard

TESDA

5 years

NC Validity

TESDA

TESDA Scaffolding Works NC II (Supported Type Scaffold) is the current national scaffold erection competency. Fee ₱775 (Jan 2021). Assessment includes written and practical parts.

Sample Scaffolding Works NC II Practice Questions

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1What does the TESDA Scaffolding Works NC II (Supported Type Scaffold) qualification primarily enable a worker to do?
A.Erect, check and correct, dismantle supported-type scaffolds, and handle scaffold components, tools, and equipment
B.Operate tower cranes and rigging loads above 10 tonnes only
C.Design permanent structural steel buildings without engineer supervision
D.Inspect and certify pressure vessels in industrial plants
Explanation: Per TR CONSCA218 Rev.01, the qualification covers competencies to erect, check and correct, and dismantle all supported-type scaffolds regardless of height, and to handle scaffold components, tools, and equipment.
2Which PPE item listed in the Scaffolding Works NC II TR training tools and equipment list protects the head during scaffold work?
A.Hard hat with chin strap and crash guard
B.Dust mask only
C.Ear plugs only
D.Steel square
Explanation: The TR Section 3.4 equipment list specifies hard hats with chin strap and crash guard for trainees. Head protection is also listed under PPE in the range of variables for core competencies.
3According to the TR tools list, which measuring instrument is used to check vertical alignment during scaffold work?
A.Plumb bob
B.Pipe cutter
C.Claw hammer
D.Tool holster
Explanation: The TR lists plumb bob among checking tools and instruments (also under training tools). Plumb bobs are used with basic techniques to check alignment and verticality of erected scaffolds.
4Which tool from the TR training list is specified for checking horizontal level on scaffold members?
A.Magnetic level bar (24 inches)
B.Combination wrench only
C.Nylon rope with pulley
D.Dust mask
Explanation: Section 3.4 of the TR lists a magnetic level bar (24 inches) among training tools. Spirit level is also listed in the range of variables as a checking instrument for scaffold work.
5What is the purpose of a full body harness with double lanyard listed under fall protection devices in the TR?
A.To arrest a fall and provide tie-off while working at height on scaffolding
B.To lift scaffold frames with a chain block
C.To measure pipe diameter on tubular scaffolds
D.To segregate welded-frame components during storage
Explanation: The TR range of variables lists full body harness with double fixed lanyard and shock absorbing lanyard as fall protection devices used per job specification and OSHS requirements.
6Which hand tool in the TR training list is used for linear measurement on site?
A.Pull push rule (5 m)
B.Steel square (12 inches) only for all long measurements
C.Ear plugs
D.Safety clear glasses
Explanation: The TR Section 3.4 tools list includes pull push rule (5 m) for measurement. Basic planar measurement in English and metric units is required knowledge for core competencies.
7When maintaining tools and equipment per common competencies referenced in the qualification, what should be done with defective tools?
A.Replace defective tools and accessories and isolate non-functional equipment
B.Continue using them until the project ends
C.Paint over cracks to hide damage
D.Store defective tools on the top lift of the scaffold
Explanation: The Maintain Tools and Equipment unit requires identifying functional and non-functional tools, replacing defective tools and accessories, and observing safe handling per manufacturer specifications.
8Which combination wrench size range is listed in the TR training tools for Scaffolding Works NC II?
A.17 mm to 21 mm
B.6 mm to 10 mm only
C.32 mm to 50 mm only
D.No wrench is listed; only power tools are used
Explanation: Section 3.4 lists combination wrench/spanner/ratchet in the 17 mm–21 mm range among training tools for the qualification.
9What does PPE stand for in the context of the Scaffolding Works NC II TR glossary?
A.Personal Protective Equipment worn to minimize exposure to workplace hazards
B.Permanent Platform Extension for scaffold decks
C.Project Planning Estimate used before erection
D.Pipe Pressure Evaluation for tubular scaffolds
Explanation: The TR glossary defines PPE as equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards, including helmets, gloves, eye protection, high-visibility clothing, footwear, and harnesses.
10Which foot protection is specified in the TR training equipment list for scaffold trainees?
A.Safety shoes with steel toe, impact and compression resistant (ANSI I/C75 or equivalent)
B.Rubber slippers for wet conditions only
C.Open-toe sandals with reflectorized strips
D.No foot protection is required on ground-level assembly
Explanation: Section 3.4 lists safety shoes (steel toe, impact and compression resistant, ANSI I/C75 or equivalent) for trainees.

About the Scaffolding Works NC II Exam

National scaffolding certification practice covering scaffold types, erection/dismantling sequence, inspection, and fall protection knowledge.

Assessment

Performance-based assessment

Time Limit

4 to 8 hours

Passing Score

Competency-based

Exam Fee

₱1,276.00 (TESDA)

Scaffolding Works NC II Exam Content Outline

20%

Handle Tools & Equipment

Handle scaffolding tools and equipment safely

40%

Erect Scaffolding

Erect supported-type scaffolding to specifications

25%

Dismantle Scaffolding

Dismantle scaffolding in correct sequence

15%

Inspection, Loads & Fall Protection

Load capacity concepts, inspection tags, and fall protection knowledge

How to Pass the Scaffolding Works NC II Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Competency-based
  • Assessment: Performance-based assessment
  • Time limit: 4 to 8 hours
  • Exam fee: ₱1,276.00

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 100 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Scaffolding Works NC II Study Tips from Top Performers

1Know base plates, sole boards, braces, guardrails, and toeboards purposes.
2Review erect vs dismantle sequence discipline.
3Study inspection tagging concepts and when not to use a scaffold.
4Understand load class concepts without inventing unverified numeric ratings.
5Prepare oral answers on fall protection and exclusion zones under scaffolds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Official current title?

Scaffolding Works NC II (Supported Type Scaffold), TR CONSCA218, Rev.01 promulgated 29 Oct 2018, replacing older Scaffold Erection NC II.

Fee?

Promulgated fee ₱1,276.00 for Scaffolding Works (Supported Type Scaffold) NC II Full (TESDA Circular No. 072-2021, 6 Sep 2021). Current TR replaces older Scaffold Erection NC II title.

Assessment methods?

Written test/questioning relevant to underpinning knowledge plus observation of practical skills and oral questioning.

Passing standard?

Competent / Not Yet Competent.

Core competencies?

Handle scaffolding tools/equipment; erect and dismantle scaffolding.