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Safety

A properly erected scaffold is a sound and general form of fall protection. Only trained people erect, dismantle or alter tube-and-clamp scaffolding.

Work at height requires safety to be considered from the first day of the job. A properly erected scaffold is a sound and general form of fall protection and suits larger jobs well.

Tube-and-clamp scaffolding is the most common in our projects. Only people who have received instruction and training may erect, dismantle or substantially alter it — and that is how we work.

  • Trained crew

    Our crew is trained in the safety standards that apply to scaffold erection and works to them on every erection, alteration and dismantling.

  • Fall protection and safety lines

    The scaffold itself is the primary fall protection. Safety lines are used where appropriate, but they must be used correctly — used wrongly they can be hazardous.

  • Nothing falls to the ground

    We put emphasis on preventing tools or equipment from falling onto pedestrians and workers below the scaffold.

A worker at height on scaffolding beside a building facade.

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