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Charity publishes support pack for workers who fall from height

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UK charity launches free support pack helping people affected by a fall from height. THE NO FALLS FOUNDATION, the UK charity dedicated to preventing falls...

Jobs boost for Brits in construction sector Brexit bounce back

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A third of construction companies expect to provide more jobs for British workers as the sector rises to challenges presented by Brexit and Covid-19. CITB’s...

Scaffolding Association hits another milestone

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The UK’s largest trade association for access and scaffolding businesses has reached another milestone after announcing its 100th Audited Member. The Scaffolding Association, which...

Hero scaffolders save woman dangling from bridge

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Two Hull scaffolders have been dubbed hero’s after saving the life of a woman dangling from a flyover bridge. Scaffolders Jordan Ness, 21, and Jay Shaw,...

No design and inadequate ties lead to scaffolding collapse

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A scaffolding contractor has been hit with a £15,000 fine after scaffolding collapsed across the entrance to the car park of Coventry Skydome. The Birmingham...

TRAD delivers Millbank project during COVID restrictions

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Using PLETTAC Metrix system TRAD Scaffolding Contractors (TRAD) has completed the erection stage of work on 9 Millbank, a busy central London development managed by...

CISRS brings clarity with wording change

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The Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS) is set to change the wording for endorsements on the rear of all new CISRS cards in...

Lee Marley apprentices continue training despite COVID challenges

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Scaffolding and construction company Lee Marley Brickwork has responded to COVID challenges with a revised training plan allowing apprentices to continue their valuable training. With colleges...

Firm and boss fined after two workers fall from scaffold tower

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A north-west roofing supplies firm and its director have been fined after two workers fell from a scaffold, sustaining serious injuries. Manchester Magistrates’ Court heard...

Young people receive 100s of new starts in scaffolding

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Members of the NASC are providing more than 290+ 18-24-year-olds across the UK with scaffolding industry experience through the Government's Kickstart Scheme, which officially...
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