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The International Access and Scaffolding Association (IASA) has announced the appointment of David Brown as its new Chairman.
The appointment follows the death of former IASA Chairman Wayne Connolly, who played a central role in shaping the organisation’s mission and strengthening international cooperation across the access and scaffolding sector.
Brown currently serves as Chairman and President of the National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) in the UK. He brings extensive leadership experience and has been a prominent advocate for improved safety, standards and compliance within the industry.
In a statement, IASA paid tribute to Connolly’s contribution, describing his dedication, vision and commitment to collaboration as instrumental in the development of the association. The organisation extended its condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
“I am honoured to take on the role of Chairman of IASA at this difficult and important time,” Brown said.
“Wayne was a highly respected leader whose passion for the industry and belief in international collaboration helped define IASA’s purpose. I look forward to building on his legacy and working closely with the IASA Board to continue promoting safety, best practice and shared standards worldwide.”
During his tenure at NASC, Brown has been closely involved in initiatives aimed at raising industry standards, supporting innovation and reinforcing the importance of competence and compliance across the UK scaffolding and access sector.
Commenting on the appointment, Clive Dickin, Group Chief Executive of NASC and CISRS and an IASA Board Member, said: “As we remember Wayne and his many achievements, we also look to the future. David’s experience, integrity and commitment to the industry make him ideally placed to lead IASA forward and continue the work Wayne cared so deeply about.”
