SG4:YOU booklet is now available from the NASC

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SG4:YOU, the user guide to accompany the recently reissued SG4:10 (Preventing Falls in Scaffolding) is now available to purchase from the NASC. The user guide is a pocket sized booklet designed to be an aide memoir for site worker involved with scaffolding.

SG4:YOU is priced at £5 each for non-NASC members (£2.50 for NASC members).

If you are NOT a member of the NASC please click here to go to the order form.

Please be aware that demand for the new SG4:YOU has been high so to ensure the earliest delivery please advise the NASC of your order requirements as soon as possible.

(Due to the high demand for this guidance please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery)

Via: NASC

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