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A West Yorkshire housebuilder has been fined £300,000 after a scaffolding labourer suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall through an unprotected stairwell opening.
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NASC and the Women in Scaffolding Association have signed a new agreement aimed at improving recruitment, career progression and long-term participation of women across the scaffolding industry.
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Scaffolding Association challenges CISRS exit and calls for independent oversight
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Housebuilder fined £300k after scaffolding labourer suffers serious fall
A West Yorkshire housebuilder has been fined £300,000 after a scaffolding labourer suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall through an unprotected stairwell opening.
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NASC and Women in Scaffolding Association sign partnership agreement
NASC and the Women in Scaffolding Association have signed a new agreement aimed at improving recruitment, career progression and long-term participation of women across the scaffolding industry.
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Des Moore: “The next five years are critical” for scaffolding
As Des Moore approaches his 70th birthday, he is not interested in nostalgia. After...
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Second chances and scaffolding: the man giving ex-offenders a route back into work
When Aaron King talks about turning points, he does not hesitate.
"It was when my...
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Breaking Barriers: Francesca Fuser on Innovation, Leadership, and Pilosio’s UK Ambitions
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Scaffolding Association challenges CISRS exit and calls for independent oversight
The Scaffolding Association has challenged the case for CISRS leaving CSCS and called for independent oversight of the scheme during the notice period.
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Housebuilder fined £300k after scaffolding labourer suffers serious fall
A West Yorkshire housebuilder has been fined £300,000 after a scaffolding labourer suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall through an unprotected stairwell opening.
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NASC and Women in Scaffolding Association sign partnership agreement
NASC and the Women in Scaffolding Association have signed a new agreement aimed at improving recruitment, career progression and long-term participation of women across the scaffolding industry.
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Des Moore: “The next five years are critical” for scaffolding
As Des Moore approaches his 70th birthday, he is not interested in nostalgia. After...
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Second chances and scaffolding: the man giving ex-offenders a route back into work
When Aaron King talks about turning points, he does not hesitate.
"It was when my...
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Breaking Barriers: Francesca Fuser on Innovation, Leadership, and Pilosio’s UK Ambitions
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CISRS says CSCS exit can be reversed if rule changes agreed
CISRS has said it could withdraw its notice to leave CSCS if agreement can be reached over the Construction Leadership Council rule at the centre of the dispute.
Scaffolding Association challenges CISRS exit and calls for independent oversight
The Scaffolding Association has challenged the case for CISRS leaving CSCS and called for independent oversight of the scheme during the notice period.
Housebuilder fined £300k after scaffolding labourer suffers serious fall
A West Yorkshire housebuilder has been fined £300,000 after a scaffolding labourer suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall through an unprotected stairwell opening.
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Housebuilder fined £300k after scaffolding labourer suffers serious fall
A West Yorkshire housebuilder has been fined £300,000 after a scaffolding labourer suffered serious spinal injuries in a fall through an unprotected stairwell opening.
CISRS says CSCS licence was at risk as STA calls for consultation
CISRS says legal advice warned its CSCS licence could be revoked, as training providers call for consultation over its planned departure.
New scaffolding festival announced for summer 2027
ScaffFest 2027 will bring international scaffolding championships, a trade exhibition and family entertainment to NAEC Stoneleigh in Warwickshire next July, Scaffmag can exclusively reveal.
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