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Explaining Scaffolder Training Cards - who can do what? Toolbox Talk
The CISRS (Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme) is the only recognised training scheme for scaffolding operatives. The CISRS scheme is ...
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Explaining Scaffolder Training Cards - who can do what? Toolbox Talk
The CISRS (Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme) is the only recognised training scheme for scaffolding operatives. The CISRS scheme is ...
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Scaffold handover certificates and scaffold inspections from the NASC - Toolbox Talk
Scaffold Handover Certificates and Scaffold Inspections are often misunderstood. The NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confederation) explain t...
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Scaffold handover certificates and scaffold inspections from the NASC - Toolbox Talk
Scaffold Handover Certificates and Scaffold Inspections are often misunderstood. The NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confederation) explain t...
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Jason Anker talks about his life after a fall from height
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...
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Work At Height accidents must STOP
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...
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NASClondon
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Design vs Cost vs Safety when working at height with RIBA, RICS, APS, AIF
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...
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NASClondon
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1 year ago
Safe street scaffolding guidance
The NASC inconjunction with industry stakeholders has issued guidance on the minimum criteria for erecting a scaffold on a public highway.
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NASClondon
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1 year ago
TG20:08 part 2 safe scaffold design for T&F
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...
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NASClondon
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1 year ago
TG20:08 part 1 safe scaffold design for T&F
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...
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1 year ago
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1 year ago
SG4:10 Safe Scaffold Guidance
The NASC have updated their popular guidance on erecting scaffolding. SG4:10 illiminates the tunnelling procedure and focusses more on methods of c...
About NASC (National Access and Scaffolding Confederation) Channel
The NASC regulates over 75% of the UK's scaffolding industry. Membership applications are carefully vetted. An initial and then subsequent regular audits every 2 years ensures continued compliance. This is a strict process however it ensures that members are regulated and meet the NASC objectives of maintaining and developing best practice through out the scaffolding industry.
The NASC regulates over 75% of the UK's scaffolding industry. Membership applications are carefully vetted. An initial and then subsequent regular audits every 2 years ensures continued compliance. This is a strict process however it ensures that ...
