Scaffolding Association reaches 400 members
Dane Stevens
March 12, 2020
Membership growth at the Scaffolding Association has continued steadily in 2020 and now stands at just over 400. The association’s membership is represented by scaffolding contractors, suppliers, service providers and designers. Growth has been particularly notable amongst contractors with the number of Assessed and Audited
Audited Membership the way forward for Ducker & Young
Dane Stevens
March 12, 2020
With an experienced management team and robust procedures at the heart of the day-to-day business operation, Ducker & Young decided to go for Audited Membership of the Scaffolding Association to verify those procedures and put themselves in a position to be considered for new tender
Construction Extraordinaire
Dane Stevens
March 12, 2020
A façade display support scaffold was constructed by the Masons Scaffolding team to announce the re-opening of Louis Vuitton’s flagship store on New Bond Street, in London. The very exacting and complex drilled scaffold framing configuration was completed for Castletech Group. Masons Scaffolding carried out
Haulage company fined after employee fell from height and sustained severe injuries
Dane Stevens
December 19, 2019
W D Cormack & Sons, a partnership operating a haulage business, has been fined after a driver fell from a trailer to the ground. Perth Sheriff Court heard that on 9 February 2016, the employee was securing a load of grain bags on a curtain-sider
Applications are open for the Mates in Mind Impact Awards 2020
Dane Stevens
November 29, 2019
Our partners Mates in Mind are hosting the 2020 Impact Awards to celebrate their supporters’ contributions to improving mental health within their workplaces and across the wider sector. The awards highlight the impact of both large and SME organisations across the UK, as well as
Do you have employees living in Wales?
Dane Stevens
November 14, 2019
As of 6 April 2019, people living in Wales could pay a different rate of Income Tax compared to people in other parts of the UK. This may affect scaffolding companies who have a PAYE Settlement Agreement (PSA), or plan to enter into one. Record
Mixed news from Builders’ Conference
Dane Stevens
November 7, 2019
After more than 18 months of unbroken and unprecedented stability, the fluctuations in demand experienced over the past three months have been strange. That’s according to data collected by Builders’ Conference on behalf of Build UK. Against a backdrop of political upheaval and economic uncertainty,
ONS issues construction output figures
Dane Stevens
October 14, 2019
Construction output increased by 0.6% in Quarter 3 (July to September) 2019. This growth was driven by a rise in new work of 1.4% but offset slightly by a fall in repair and maintenance of 0.8%. In new work, most sectors saw an increase with private
SMART Inspector’s new defects report highlights top scaffold fails
Robert Candy
July 18, 2019
With slips, trips & falls still the number one cause of accidents & injuries on scaffolds, a new reporting system with SMART Scaffolder’s mobile inspection app has for the first time ever revealed the top trends for failures – helping employers to avoid work at
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