NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confedera...

The Ladder Association advise users how to operate safely on various types of step ladders and step stools in this Toolbox Talk.

Jason Anker was paralysed from the waist down due to an avoidable incident while working at height. For many years he has been unable to talk openl...

Working at Height accidents can only be wiped out by a joined up approach from all stakeholders.

In 2011 the UK's safety organisations convened i...

There is increasing focus at the design stage of a project to consider methods of work at height not only in the construction process but through t...

This video (shot at IOSH 2011 conference in April 2011) provides a short overview of the latest changes in scaffolding guidance. The video is in 2 ...

This video (shot at IOSH 2011 conference in April 2011) provides a short overview of the latest changes in scaffolding guidance. The video is in 2 ...

TG20:08 Technical Guidance on the use of BS EN12811-1, which has been published as a guide to good practice for scaffolding with tubes and fittings...

The NASC inconjunction with industry stakeholders has issued guidance on the minimum criteria for erecting a scaffold on a public highway.

TG20:08 Technical Guidance on the use of BS EN12811-1, which has been published as a guide to good practice for scaffolding with tubes and fittings...

The NASC have updated their popular guidance on erecting scaffolding. SG4:10 illiminates the tunnelling procedure and focusses more on methods of c...

Only use regulated scaffolding companies to erect your scaffold. Visit www.nasc.org.uk for more information.

The following short movie has been produced by the HSE with the support of the NASC to provide individuals with an insight into the basic terms ass...

Produced by the NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confederation) SG4:05 is the latest guidance for assembling and dismantling scaffolding in th...