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Introducing The Klasp, A Next Generation Scaffold Fitting

Julian Bland the creator of The Klasp is certainly something of a scaffolding innovator both designing and bringing to market a fitting guaranteed to...

Scaffolding group announces big recruitment drive after £2M contract win

The JMAC Group are set to create 40 full-time jobs in the North East following over £2m in contract wins and exports to Europe. The...

What is going up, down under?

Since the beginning of time, scaffolding has been used around the world to provide safe access for multiple uses.  We venture ‘down under’ to...

PASMA guidance aims to protect scaffold tower users from coronavirus

New guidance from PASMA is helping managers and health & safety professionals keep scaffold tower users safe during the coronavirus outbreak, whether they're off on...

The Importance of Installing and Checking Scaffold Ties

The recent high winds from storm Ciara and Dennis have highlighted the potential damage and destruction that can be caused by improper scaffold installation....

How do we stop scaffolders being killed or seriously injured from falls from height?

Why in 2019 and 2020 are scaffolders still being killed and seriously injured through falls from height? It was the image of a young scaffolder...

Cathedral Roof Repairs Builds Strong Partnership

Slate roof repairs on the 800-year-old St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin have called for a scaffold and weather protection system that takes full account...

75 Years of Layher

This year marks the 75th anniversary of one of the world's finest company exponents of scaffolding. Given all of their incredible achievements, ScaffMag takes...

Industry Charity CEO Calls For Immediate Help

Bill Hill, The CEO of The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has made a personal appeal for help to aid the charity's work. In an industry...

Interview: Lynn Way NASC President

Our man Richard Trenchard interviews Lynn Way, the new and first-ever female NASC President. Whichever way you look at things, there is still so much...

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