48.3 Scaffold Design launch new “Scaffolding Insights” project

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48.3 Scaffold Design company have launched an interesting project called “Scaffolding Insights” that aims to provide a ‘real-time’ review of the scaffolding industry today.

48.3 have compiled a short list of questions and asked industry professionals from all sectors to answer them  – Scaffolders, Health & Safety Advisors, Design Engineers, Contracts Managers and Business Owners.

The short list of questions consist of  three individual questions and two industry questions that include:

  • What are the main challenges facing the scaffolding and access industry in the next 1-2 years?
  • In what ways do you think the planning, procurement, budgeting, managing, understanding etc. of scaffolding (and temporary works in general) could be improved by main contractors / clients / procurers? Can you give any particular examples of good (or bad) practice in this regard?

If you would like to contribute to the short list of question with you own personal opinions please contact 48.3 Scaffold Design Here

Read the current insights @ www.483scaffolddesign.com/insights

Let us know what you think in the comments below

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