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Worker dies in London scaffold fall

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A worker has been killed in a fall from a scaffolding project in South East London. The Health and Safety Executive is currently investigating after...

Scaffolding training continues despite UK national lockdown

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Several CISRS training providers are still supporting the industry, despite the UK national lockdown, it's been revealed. In a bid to curb the second wave...

Installation of UK’s biggest printed scaffold wrap underway

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The UK's biggest printed scaffold wrap installation gets underway. This week sees the start of a colossal project to wrap the access scaffolding that is...

NASC hands over more than £50K in training fund payments

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Members of the scaffolding trade body the NASC have received more than £50,000 from the NASC’s four training funds during 2020, it has been...

Strictest lockdown ordered but construction can continue

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Construction sites can stay open as the prime minister last night ordered the strictest lockdown measures since March 2020. In a televised lockdown announcement the...

Altrad post outstanding results despite Covid-19

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Despite the trials and tribulations of 2020 global leaders, Altrad have released another set of outstanding results, proving it hasn’t all been bad news...

Extension plans discussed at CISRS accreditation audit

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CISRS has carried out its first accreditation audit at Walsall College’s Midlands scaffolding training centre in Birmingham. The audit was conducted at what was formerly...

Infiniti bags substantial six-figure hotel scaffolding contract

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Scarborough-based Infiniti Scaffolding has been awarded a ‘high six-figure’ contract on the coastal resort's Esplanade Hotel for the Daish Hotel Group. The company is currently...

Scaffmag’s most read stories of 2020

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As the year like no other edges closer to an end, and before we pack up and close for the traditional Christmas break we...

Company hit with massive fine after scaffolding death tragedy

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A construction company has been fined $900,000 after a scaffolding collapse in Sydney, Australia killing 18-year-old Christopher Cassaniti. The apprentice was killed when the 120ft...
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