A Towering Success in Brighton: Mattison Scaffolding and Layher Allround System

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A Towering Success in Brighton: Mattison Scaffolding and Layher Allround System

In the heart of Kemptown, Brighton, a remarkable scaffolding project undertaken on behalf of the Mears Group PLC stands as a testament to engineering excellence and innovative design.

Wiltshire House, a towering 18-storey building on Lavender Street, is currently undergoing significant renovations facilitated by Mattison Scaffolding Ltd. Utilising the cutting-edge Layher Allround System, this project not only showcases the superior capabilities of Layher UK’s products but also highlights Mattison Scaffolding’s expertise in navigating complex challenges. The Wiltshire House project, spearheaded by main contractor MEARS, spans an estimated 12-18 months. This ambitious endeavour involves encasing the entire building in scaffolding to facilitate the removal and renewal of the building’s render and repairs to balconies and the External Wall Insulation (EWI). The structure is a colossal 50 metres high and 133 metres in circumference, demanding an exceptional scaffolding solution.

Innovative Solutions with Layher Allround System

Choosing the Layher Allround System for this project was a strategic decision for Mattison Scaffolding and Mears. Known for its versatility and reliability, the Layher Scaffolding System ensures unhindered access without the need for ledger bracing in the working lifts. This feature was particularly crucial for Wiltshire House, where maintaining accessibility for residents during the renovation was paramount. The system’s modular design also allowed for swift assembly, meeting the project’s tight logistics and stringent safety requirements.

Execution and Challenges

Under the vigilant supervision of Nick Youngs, Mattison Scaffolding’s Contract Supervisor, the project has progressed smoothly despite numerous challenges. The weather posed a significant hurdle, with frequent rain and strong seafront winds testing the resilience of the skilled scaffolding team. Additionally, ensuring the safety and convenience of the building’s residents required innovative approaches, such as constructing bridged beam sections and installing protective fans over all doorways. Mattison Scaffolding deployed a dedicated team of six highly skilled operatives, who were commended by Allen Shaw, the MEARS site manager, for their safe working practices and considerate behaviour towards the public. The scaffold, comprising 17 fully decked lifts, was erected within an impressive 18-week timeframe, showcasing the efficiency and dedication of the team and the speed of which the system can be used, enhancing tight programmes.

Safety and Collaboration

Safety was a top priority throughout the project. The entire base of the scaffold was secured with heras fencing, and meticulous planning ensured that all potential hazards were mitigated. Collaboration with safety inspectors and other specialists ensured compliance with all safety regulations and standards. The successful erection and handover of the scaffold to MEARS marks a significant milestone in the project. As work continues on Wiltshire House, the benefits of using the Layher Allround System are becoming increasingly evident. The system’s robustness and flexibility have proven invaluable in meeting the project’s demands, setting a new benchmark for future scaffolding projects. While the project has not yet received any formal awards or recognitions, the positive feedback from key stakeholders speaks volumes about its success. Allen Shaw’s praise for Mattison Scaffolding’s team highlights the high standards maintained throughout the project.

Conclusion

The Wiltshire House project is a shining example of what can be achieved when cutting-edge technology meets skilled craftsmanship. Mattison Scaffolding’s adept use of the Layher Allround System has not only facilitated a complex renovation but has also set a precedent for future projects in the industry. As the project progresses towards completion, it stands as a proud testament to the capabilities of Layher UK the expertise of Mattison Scaffolding, and the foresight of The Mears Group PLC.

Why the Scaffolding Industry Needs a Touch Screen Training Tool

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Why the Scaffolding Industry Needs a Touch Screen Training Tool

Revolutionising Scaffolding Training: A Touch Screen Solution for Modern Scaffolding By James McMillan

As someone who has spent years in the scaffolding industry, both as an Advanced Scaffolder and now as a Health and Safety Advisor/Inspector, I’ve seen firsthand the daily challenges and risks. This experience has driven me to develop an innovative solution that I believe can transform scaffolding training and significantly improve safety and efficiency in our industry.

The Genesis of Innovation

My inspiration for this project came from personal struggles with traditional learning methods. Having ADHD and dyslexia, I found conventional training, which heavily relies on written materials and classroom instruction, particularly challenging. These challenges led me to envision a training program that caters to the visual and auditory learning styles that are often more effective for scaffolders.

Introducing the Touch Screen Training Tool

This new training tool is designed to be compatible with all touchscreen devices, making it accessible and user-friendly. It features intuitive drag-and-drop functionality that allows users to place detailed components like tubes and fittings accurately, receiving instant feedback to reinforce correct practices. By emphasising visual and auditory learning, the tool simplifies complex concepts, making them easier to grasp without requiring extensive written instructions. Discover how James McMillan, a seasoned Health and Safety Advisor is hoping to revolutionise scaffolding training with an innovative touch screen tool. The ability to practice virtually before real-life application is a game-changer. Scaffolders can build confidence and competence in a risk-free environment, enhancing their skills and understanding. This method improves safety and leads to more efficient work practices on-site. The program is tailored to align with CISRS (Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme) practices, ensuring it meets industry standards and helps maintain consistent safety practices across the sector.

Enhancing CISRS Training

This training tool aims to improve or replace several aspects of CISRS training:
  1. Theory-Based Learning: Traditional classroom and textbook-heavy study can be daunting. Our tool makes theoretical learning more engaging with interactive, visual, and auditory methods.
  2. Practical Skills Training: On-site practice can be resource-intensive and time-consuming. By allowing the virtual practice of scaffold structures, we ensure correct placement and dimensions, enhancing practical skills efficiently.
  3. Assessment and Competency Verification: The tool provides instant feedback on scaffold designs, replacing paper-based assessments with interactive, software-based evaluations.
  4. Familiarisation with Complex Structures: Scaffolders can gain experience with various fittings and components virtually, reducing the sole reliance on on-the-job experience.
  5. Remote Learning and Practice: The tool enables learning and practice from anywhere, eliminating the need for travel and on-site training sessions.

Real-World Application

Imagine being a scaffolder who has been doing the same work for three years and now needs to build a hanger, a bridge, or a saddle—structures you haven’t worked on since your initial training. With this app, you can quickly review best practices before starting or even while on the job. This reduces the need to rely on long-term memory during high-risk, physically demanding work, improving health and safety, easing workflows, and enhancing competency while minimising stress.

Industry Impact and Future Prospects

If this training tool comes to fruition, its impact on the scaffolding industry could be profound. By modernising training methods, we aim to set new standards in scaffolding education and ensure consistent safety practices across the industry. Improved training could reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, creating a safer working environment for scaffolders. Scaffolders trained using this tool are likely to perform tasks more efficiently, leading to higher productivity on job sites. The tool’s engaging and accessible format could also attract new recruits to the industry, addressing labour shortages and helping to train the next generation of scaffolders.

Moving Forward

We are actively seeking development funding and partnerships to advance this project. The feedback from industry leaders has been encouraging, and we are eager to collaborate openly to gain traction and bring this idea to life. This innovative tool has the potential to revolutionise training and recruitment not only in scaffolding but across other construction sectors as well. Its versatility and the emphasis on practical, hands-on learning make it a game-changing asset for the industry. For those interested in supporting or learning more about this initiative, we are planning demonstrations and discussions. We look forward to collaborating with industry stakeholders to highlight and advance this groundbreaking project.

Embracing the Future of Scaffolding Training

The scaffolding industry’s adoption of this new touchscreen training tool could signify a significant step forward in safety and education. By embracing modern technology, we can enhance the well-being of our workforce and improve operational efficiency. This innovative approach sets a new benchmark for scaffolding training, paving the way for a safer, more productive future in construction. For more information or to get involved, please contact me directly at [email protected].

Innovative Scheme Sees Ex-Offenders Qualify as Scaffolders

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Innovative Scheme Sees Ex-Offenders Qualify as Scaffolders

In a groundbreaking initiative, the first fully qualified ex-offender scaffolders have successfully graduated from the CISRS training scheme, thanks to a CITB-funded program run by Fulcrum Scaffold Safety and Procure Plus.

This innovative scheme aims to provide ex-offenders with valuable skills and a second chance at life. Chris Hamlin from Liverpool is among the first to complete his Part 2 CISRS Scaffolding Course with Fulcrum Scaffold Safety in Holywell. He is now gathering evidence for his NVQ, marking the start of his journey as a qualified scaffolder. Stephen Spears from Manchester is also progressing well to become a scaffolder, alongside more than 200 male and female trainees currently employed full-time under the CISRS training scheme. Dave Abraham, Managing Director of Fulcrum Scaffold Safety, hailed the program’s success: “It’s a massively successful recruitment route for the scaffolding sector – providing a steady stream of much-needed talent to the industry, from ex-offenders leaving prison.”
Dave Abraham with Wiktor Morrell, Employment and Skills Manager for Procure Plus
Abraham emphasised the positive impact on participants like Chris Halpin, who found purpose and passion in scaffolding after serving a life sentence. “We originally wanted to go into the prisons in 2018, but COVID set that back. But once we got in there, we were off and now we get asked to go to all manner of prisons,” he added. The program, which began in Category D prisons and allows temporary release for work experience, now operates across several prisons, including HMP Cardiff, HMP Berwyn, HMP Thorn Cross, and HM Prison Styal. It excludes sex offenders, terrorists, and arsonists due to insurance constraints in the scaffolding sector. Dave Abraham highlighted the program’s rehabilitative impact: “It’s about giving back and getting these people back into society in the correct manner. The CISRS training gives them the chance to get a trade, learn a skill, and be part of a great industry.” Wiktor Morrell, Employment and Skills Manager for Procure Plus, highlighted the scheme’s success and growing demand. “There’s a waiting list for the course now, it’s proving to be that popular. This model is industry-accredited training giving people the skills they need to get a full-time job and a pathway to a new career,” he said. The program’s success is not only filling a crucial skills gap in the scaffolding industry but also transforming lives by offering stable employment and a fresh start. “The biggest reason people re-offend is when they have nowhere to live and no job, so no money… and this scheme stops that negative cycle happening,” Morrell explained.
CISRS MD Dave Mosley
The initiative has received widespread acclaim, with CISRS MD Dave Mosley praising its impact: “This is a brilliant and successful scheme giving second chances to ex-offenders with a rewarding and wide career in scaffolding. Huge credit to CITB, Fulcrum, and Procure Plus for making it happen.” For further information on the courses and funding, visit Procure Plus and Fulcrum Scaffold Safety.

Enter Now: Scaffolding Excellence Awards 2024 Unveiled by NASC

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Enter Now: Scaffolding Excellence Awards 2024 Unveiled by NASC

The National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) has unveiled the launch of entries for the eagerly awaited Scaffolding Excellence Awards.

As a hallmark event within the brand new ScaffEx conference, the awards programme has been meticulously reviewed and updated based on invaluable member feedback. The newly branded Scaffolding Excellence Awards are open to all NASC members, irrespective of their size or stature. This inclusive competition recognises and celebrates outstanding achievements in the scaffolding industry. The awards will be presented at the prestigious ICC Belfast during the ScaffEx24 evening celebrations. Adding a touch of glamour to the event, renowned TV star James Nesbitt will host the ceremony. The awards feature six categories this year, including two exciting new additions: ‘Lifetime Achievement’ and ‘Service of the Year’. The former Innovation award has been rebranded as ‘Product of the Year’, while the ‘Project of the Year’ category has been divided into four sub-categories to acknowledge diverse project scales:
  • Small: Projects up to £250k
  • Medium: £250k – £1million
  • Large: £1million – £2million
  • Major: £2million+
To further enhance the transparency and professionalism of the awards, NASC has introduced an external Secretary of Judges and a Chair of Judges, elevating the prestige of these honours. Interested participants can visit the NASC website to download the necessary entry forms and submit their entries. The deadline for submissions is 12pm on Friday, 16 August 2024. Award Categories:
  • NASC Project of the Year
  • NASC Apprentice of the Year
  • NASC Service of the Year
  • NASC Design of the Year
  • NASC Product of the Year
  • NASC Lifetime Achievement Award
In addition to the awards, attendees can look forward to the Winter Ball, with 50% of tickets already sold. Secure your spot and be part of the celebrations by purchasing your tickets now. Registration for the ScaffEx24 Conference and Expo is also open. The event, which is free to attend, is expected to be the industry’s leading expo. Don’t miss this opportunity—REGISTER NOW to participate in this premier event. For more details and to enter the awards, visit the NASC website today.

Scaffolding Association Urges Members to Join Truck Cartel Claim

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Scaffolding Association Urges Members to Join Truck Cartel Claim
The Scaffolding Association has renewed its call for its members to assess whether they were impacted by the notorious Truck Cartel as a crucial hearing looms on the horizon. Between 1997 and 2011, leading European truck manufacturers—including MAN, Volvo, Renault, Mercedes, Iveco, DAF, and Scania—engaged in illicit price-fixing activities. These companies conspired to inflate truck prices, standardise charges for emissions technologies (Euro 3, 4, 5, and 6), and delay the introduction of these technologies. All but Scania have confessed to violating EU competition rules, resulting in fines exceeding £2.5 billion imposed by the European Commission. The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has been at the forefront of legal action against these manufacturers, advocating for those who overpaid for trucks during and after the cartel period. With a pivotal hearing set for 18th July, the RHA hopes the court will grant the Collective Proceedings Order (CPO). This would enable over 18,000 commercial vehicle operators who have so far expressed interest to formally join the claim. Individuals and businesses who believe they were overcharged due to the Truck Cartel still have an opportunity to participate in the legal proceedings. For more details, affected parties can visit www.truckcartellegalaction.com. Those already registered will receive a ‘Rule 81’ Notice, a Tribunal-approved document detailing critical aspects of the claim, such as certification basis, conflict of interest management, opt-in procedures, and deadlines. If the CPO is approved, the RHA plans to collaborate with data specialists Punter Southall Analytics and FinLegal to facilitate the opt-in process and secure claims. They intend to seek permission to access Vehicle Operator Licence (VOL) records to verify truck numbers and match them to list price data.
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Robert Candy, Chief Executive of the Scaffolding Association
Robert Candy, Chief Executive of the Scaffolding Association, emphasised the far-reaching impact of the cartel on the construction industry. “There is no doubt that businesses in the scaffolding sector and wider construction industry have been affected by the Truck Cartel. Commercial vehicle fleets represent a significant overhead, and if businesses were overpaying for them, they deserve compensation.”

Gilray Plant Acquired by SP Group, Rebrands as SP Gilray

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Gilray Plant Acquired by SP Group, Rebrands as SP Gilray

SP Group Has Secured Major Market Influence with Acquisition of Gilray Plant’s Name, to be Rebranded as ‘SP Gilray’

In a landmark move set to reshape the UK construction supply landscape, SP Group Global Ltd has announced the acquisition of Gilray Plant, one of the UK’s most venerable wholesale scaffolding suppliers. The deal will see Gilray Plant rebranded as SP Gilray, signalling the merger of two industry powerhouses. Sarah Wilson, Company Director and widow of Gilray Plant’s Managing Director Ralph Wilson, shared her enthusiasm about the acquisition. “Among other potential business partners, it was SP Group’s commitment to excellence that made this possible. Their unparalleled recycling scheme for most of their temporary protection products was a major factor in my decision to pass on the Gilray name to fellow NASC member SP Group. I have full confidence in SP Group to carry forward the legacy Ralph established, and I look forward to seeing what this new chapter unlocks.” The strategic investment marks a significant expansion for SP Group, a leading supplier of temporary protection products based in Northern Ireland with over thirty years of experience in the UK and Irish markets. Nick Munster, Managing Director of SP Group, echoed Wilson’s sentiment: “Gilray is well-known within the scaffold supplies sector and the UK construction industry. This opportunity will allow us to welcome a broader range of clients, from independent contractors to large international scaffolding firms. It’s an honor to uphold Gilray’s reputation for honesty, quality products, and excellent service, and we’ll strive to maintain it in recognition of Ralph’s dedication to the company.” Tracey Law, SP Gilray Branch Manager and former Operations Manager at Gilray Plant, noted the seamless transition due to the company’s shared values. “Moving to SP Group has been easy because both companies share the same values and mutual commitment to delivering high standards in products and customer service.”   The transition from Gilray Plant to SP Gilray will begin in the coming weeks, allowing customers and partners time to adjust. Key changes include a new website, transitioning from www.gilray.co.uk to www.spgilray.com, while maintaining the same phone number at 01322 442006. Both companies assure their customers that this merger aims to enhance the business, expand the product range, and most importantly, continue delivering the high level of customer service and product quality for which Gilray Plant is renowned. This commitment to excellence will remain at the core of our operations.

Pilosio UK and APA Height Team Up for the Flydeck Suspended Access System across UK

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Pilosio UK and APA Height Team Up for the Flydeck Suspended Access System across UK

Italian innovator Pilosio UK has teamed up with APA Height Access Ltd, a leading scaffolding company in the UK, to bring the cutting-edge Flydeck suspended access system across the UK.

A second Flydeck demo unit is now available at APA Height’s South Yorkshire offices, enhancing UK clients’ access. Pilosio UK, renowned for its advancements in suspended access systems, has made significant strides with the Flydeck. This revolutionary system exemplifies Pilosio’s commitment to quality and continuous technological development, significantly enhancing project safety and efficiency. The company has established a strategic presence in regions including the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), the UK, Canada, Australia, and South Africa. APA Height Access Ltd., based in South Yorkshire, is a respected name in the scaffolding industry. The company offers a diverse range of access services tailored to meet the unique needs of various projects.
Darren Shepherd, Operations Director for APA Height Access and Andy Graham, MD of Pilosio UK.
Darren Shepherd and Mr Nereo Parisotto, CEO & Owner of Pilosio
The collaboration with Pilosio UK marks a new chapter for APA Height Access, cementing its role as a certified Flydeck® UK partner and installer.

A New Benchmark in Safety and Innovation

The Flydeck system, developed and patented by Pilosio, is designed for horizontal work on elevated surfaces such as viaducts, bridges, jetties, stadiums, ceilings, and offshore platforms. It promises significant improvements in efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness. “We are thrilled to explore the UK market with APA Height,” said Mr Nereo Parisotto, CEO & Owner of Pilosio. “This will allow us to establish a direct presence in England, significantly reducing the distance for our customers and ensuring they have access to a certified Flydeck UK partner and installer.” Darren Shepherd, Operations Director for APA Height Access, added, “Pilosio’s commitment to quality and innovation aligns perfectly with our mission of providing advanced suspended access solutions to the UK markets. The Flydeck system is a game changer in suspended installation, developed by a scaffolder for scaffolders. During my recent visit to Italy, I was impressed by the Pilosio group’s production, development, and utilisation of the system.”

Demonstration and Training Facility

To showcase the Flydeck system’s capabilities, a demonstration and training unit has been installed at APA’s South Yorkshire facilities. This setup will allow potential customers to experience the system’s advantages firsthand and understand its application in their own projects. “We strongly believe in the synergy between Pilosio UK and APA Height Access,” said Andy Graham, MD of Pilosio UK. “This facility will enable customers to attend demonstrations, discuss future projects, and witness the Flydeck system in action. This will help them gain confidence in our ‘one-stop-shop’ approach to design, engineering, supply, and installation, and identify the best technical solutions for their projects.”

Hero Scaffolders Save Man from Fiery Middlesbrough Explosion

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Hero Scaffolders Save Man from Fiery Middlesbrough Explosion

In a scene reminiscent of a blockbuster movie, three scaffolders sprang into action after a house exploded in Middlesbrough, rescuing a man from the rubble and preventing further disaster.

The dramatic incident occurred last Tuesday afternoon at Kirkland Walk in Park End, Middlesbrough, leaving the scaffolders and local residents shaken. The three scaffolders, Tony Calvert, Rob Freeman, and James McTaggart, were working on a scaffolding job opposite the semi-detached house when they witnessed the explosion. Tony, 34, described the scene to Teesside Live as being akin to a “nuclear bomb” going off, with a mushroom cloud of smoke and debris filling the air. Without regard for their own safety, the trio immediately rushed towards the blast. Rob, 36, entered the adjoining house to assist the female occupant while Tony and 21-year-old James searched for the source of the screams they could hear. They soon located a man trapped under the rubble at the front door of the exploded house.
The blast affected Twelve houses. Credit: Teesside Live
“We started lifting all the rubble off him and we could barely make him out because he was so burnt,” Tony recounted. Their quick thinking and bravery were instrumental in saving the man’s life, who was later airlifted to the Royal Victoria Infirmary with severe burns and remains in critical condition.
Credit: Teesside Live
The explosion, which occurred around 12:40 PM, led to a swift response from emergency services. A fleet of police, fire, and ambulance vehicles arrived on the scene, with officers evacuating nearby homes as a precaution. The blast affected Twelve houses, prompting evacuations on Kirkland Walk and nearby Errington Avenue. The explosion’s cause is under investigation, with structural assessments being conducted to determine the future of the affected homes. The scaffolders, all from Jarrow and employed by Premier Scaffolding in Hebburn, have been hailed as heroes for their swift and selfless actions. Reflecting on the incident, Tony said, “It was like something you see in the movies and not like anything I have ever seen before. We just acted instinctively to help.” The trio’s actions undoubtedly prevented further injuries and highlighted the community spirit in times of crisis. As investigations continue, the residents of Park End are left to grapple with the aftermath of the explosion, grateful for the heroism of Tony, Rob, and James. Their courageous response serves as a testament to the bravery and quick thinking of ordinary people in extraordinary situations.

NASC Reports Zero Fatalities and Improved Safety Standards

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NASC Reports Zero Fatalities and Improved Safety Standards

The National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) has published its 2024 Safety Report, showing significant advancements in safety within the scaffolding industry. The report, a key resource since 1975, documents the industry’s progress and ongoing commitment to safety.

The report presents the high health and safety standards achieved by NASC members, demonstrating their dedication to protecting their workforce and the public. All NASC contracting members must submit their annual accident returns as part of the membership requirements, ensuring the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the data. Key Points from the 2024 Safety Report:
  • Zero Fatalities: No fatalities were reported among operatives in 2023, a notable achievement.
  • Extensive Data: The report includes information from 16,667 scaffolding and access workers across more than 280 contracting members.
  • Public Safety: No accidents involving members of the public were recorded.
Nearly 80% of all reported accidents were due to manual handling, slips and trips, and falls from height.
  • Manual Handling: Identified as a major hazard, manual handling incidents led NASC to release the SG6 digitalised manual handling video in 2024, aiming to improve training and address site-specific risks.
  • Slips and Trips: With 28 incidents in 2023, NASC issued two user guides to reduce these risks. These guides help employers assess ground conditions and integrate NASC recommendations into Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS).
  • Falls from Height: Despite 16 incidents reported, fall prevention remains a priority. NASC continues to provide guidance, including the SG4 User Guide and the SG6 Manual Handling video, to promote safe practices for working at height.
The report shows that NASC member accident rates are lower than comparable construction industry statistics from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). This indicates that scaffolding services provided by NASC members are safer and more compliant than those from non-regulated companies. The NASC Safety Report is available for free download at www.nasc.org.uk/information/safety-reports

Stellar Takes to YouTube: A Scaffolding Company’s Journey to the Top

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Stellar Takes to YouTube: A Scaffolding Company’s Journey to the Top

Stellar Scaffolding Ltd, a dynamic and ambitious scaffolding company based in London, is on a mission to establish itself as one of the premier scaffolding companies in the UK.

At the helm is Stellar’s Managing Director Joe Carr, whose visionary leadership is not only driving the company toward an ambitious goal of £20 million in annual turnover but also bringing the public along for the ride. In an innovative and transparent move, Joe Carr has taken to YouTube to document every step of the company’s growth journey. So far, the company has published three engaging episodes, providing an unfiltered look into the life of Stellar Scaffolding Ltd. This fly-on-the-wall documentary-style series, filmed by his partner Abbey Moring, not only captures the highs and lows of running a scaffolding business but also offers a relatable glimpse into the challenges and triumphs that many businesses face. Impressively, in just two weeks, the videos have already amassed over 10,000 views on the platform, reflecting the growing interest in their journey. No aspect of the business is off-limits, from the excitement of securing lucrative contracts to the frustration of dealing with everyday operational hiccups like trucks with flat tyres and scaffolders spilling coffee down themselves. The series highlights the relentless pursuit of excellence that defines Stellar Scaffolding Ltd, showcasing its commitment to quality, safety, and customer satisfaction. Joe Carr’s weekly slick videos serve as both an inspirational narrative for aspiring entrepreneurs and a practical guide for those interested in the scaffolding industry. By openly sharing their strategies, setbacks, and successes, Stellar Scaffolding Ltd is setting a new standard for business transparency and engagement. Speaking exclusively to Scaffmag, Joe Carr said: “We’re extremely excited and pleased with the response we have received from the first few videos. We are simply documenting our day to day dealings and have made clear exactly what we intend to do in this industry.  For us, day-to-day, nothing has changed. It’s now just a case of documenting what we do for all to see. Our aim is to make this a major platform on YouTube as a whole. Thank you to everyone who has supported it so far.” As the series gains traction, it’s clear that Joe Carr and his team are not just building scaffolds—they are building a legacy of trust. Stellar Scaffolding Ltd’s commitment to documenting its journey reflects a broader trend toward transparency and authenticity in business, resonating with audiences who value real stories of perseverance and growth. With a growing following on YouTube and a steadfast dedication to its mission, Stellar Scaffolding Ltd. is well on its way to achieving its goal. Through regular updates, it continues to share its story and invites the world to watch, learn, and be inspired by its journey to the top. You can follow their journey on their YouTube channel: Stellar Scaffolding Ltd YouTube Channel.
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