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40 years scaffolding experience, the Chairman of The Association of Northern Scaffolding Contractors (ANSC) and Director at Clarke Health and Safety Consultants Limited
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How do we stop scaffolders being killed or seriously injured from falls from height?
Nov 20, 2020
Why in 2019 and 2020 are scaffolders still being killed and seriously injured through...