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Altrad NSG reports strong end of year figures

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UK scaffolding and industrial access specialist Altrad NSG Ltd has announced strong end of year financial figures. The Deeside-based company, which operates nationwide, filed its...

CISRS Training for Scaffolding Sisters

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CISRS has been busy training two scaffolding sisters at a Scottish training centre – proving the depth of diversity in UK scaffolding training schemes. The...

Man injured after falling through scaffolding trap door

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A man has fallen through a ladder trap door from the third lift of scaffolding near Newton Abbot, Devon. The man fell through the third lift of...

Cape successfully secures three year contract at Eggborough Power Station

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Cape plc, the international provider of essential support services to the energy and mineral resources sectors announces the award of a three year contract,...

Lorry brings down scaffolding in Sevenoaks

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This was the scene on a major road in Sevenoaks, Kent, after a lorry clipped scaffolding erected on a jewellery shop on Thursday (25th). itv.com reported that Police closed off...

BTS-OBO Scaffolding wins new council contract

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BTS-OBO Scaffolding has won a contract to provide Ipswich Borough Council with scaffolding services for the next four years. The scaffold will be used...

VOSA rumours of mandatory closed backs on 7.5 tonne scaffolding vehicles, Now quashed !

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Scaffmag can exclusively confirm that rumours about VOSA looking to introduce regulations for mandatory closed backs on 7.5 tonne scaffolding vehicles have today been officially quashed. Rumours were...

Scaffolding pyramid job is well underway for Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd

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  Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd are currently working on a major conservation project on one of the most familiar features of the Cornish skyline. Scaffolding is being...

Scrapping of hard hat laws could lead to more deaths

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Construction workers could be left without hard hats on sites after life-saving laws were scrapped last week. This is the warning from leaders of the...

One in four London construction sites fail safety inspections

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One in four of the construction sites visited in London during a month-long inspection initiative failed health and safety checks, according to results released...
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