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UK Construction Week Partners with Scaffolding Association to Elevate Industry Standards

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UK Construction Week (UKCW) has announced a new partnership with the Scaffolding Association, a move set to strengthen the role of scaffolding in the UK’s construction sector.

The collaboration will see the association take an active role at both UK Construction Week London and UK Construction Week Birmingham later this year.

The partnership aims to put scaffolding at the forefront of industry discussions, highlighting its vital role in safety, innovation, and best practices. By working together, UKCW and the Scaffolding Association plan to provide a key platform for professionals to share expertise and explore solutions that improve standards across the sector.

A Step Towards Innovation and Safety

For UKCW, the agreement represents a significant step in its mission to connect all aspects of the construction industry. With the Scaffolding Association’s involvement, the event will now feature enhanced programming that underscores the importance of scaffolding in project planning and execution.

Neil Gaisford, Divisional Director of Construction at UK Construction Week, welcomed the partnership, stating: “We’re excited to partner with the Scaffolding Association, one of the UK’s leading voices in scaffolding.

This collaboration is a natural fit for us as we continue to drive the conversation around innovation and safety within construction. We look forward to working together to elevate the importance of scaffolding, promote best practices, and create valuable opportunities for the entire construction industry to come together and push boundaries.”

For the Scaffolding Association, this partnership presents an opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and advocate for improved safety and efficiency within the industry.

The association’s presence at both UKCW events will ensure scaffolding remains a focal point in wider construction discussions.

Robert Candy, Chief Executive of the Scaffolding Association, emphasised the importance of integrating scaffolding considerations early in the project planning process. “We are pleased to be working with UK Construction Week at both their London and Birmingham events. Their ethos matches the Scaffolding Association’s mission to promote improved safety, competence, and innovation within our sector.

Scaffolding is an integral part of the construction industry and should be incorporated early into the project planning process. UK Construction Week has given us the platform to showcase these procedures and the implications of getting it wrong.”

Showcasing Expertise Across Two Major Events

The partnership will debut at UK Construction Week London, taking place at ExCeL London from 7–9 May, before moving to UK Construction Week Birmingham at NEC Birmingham from 30 September2 October.

Both events are expected to draw thousands of construction professionals, providing a stage for the latest innovations, expert-led discussions, and live demonstrations. With the scaffolding sector playing a crucial role in ensuring safe working environments, the partnership between UKCW and the Scaffolding Association is poised to reinforce the importance of industry-wide collaboration.

A Platform for Progress

As the UK’s largest built environment event, UK Construction Week aims to drive innovation, sustainability, and best practices across all construction disciplines.

By joining forces with the Scaffolding Association, the event is set to bring scaffolding into sharper focus, ensuring that safety, skills, and new technologies remain central to the industry’s evolution.

For more information about the events, visit UK Construction Week’s website.

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