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Wednesday, February 25, 2026

Jason Gibbs “York Way, Kings Cross, London Staircase” Video

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Jason Gibbs

Advanced Scaffolder Jason Gibbs has set up a You Tube Channel in the hope of sharing to the world his day to day experiences of working as a scaffolder.

The series of videos gives you a first hand look into the world of a working scaffolder. Over the coming months you will see some of the great places he has worked and the sights he has seen from some of the tallest buildings in London.

httpv://youtu.be/JvHOKA8Vkz4

Jason’s Comments: Basing out and putting in the Beamwork for the start of a 140ft high Tube and Fitting Staircase… with another to be based later in the week on the same site thats 260ft high – which could be one of, if not the biggest Tube and Fitting Staircase in the world.

Follow and subscribe to Jason’s You Tube Channel for more great videos.

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