NASC Yearbook 2009

National Access and Scaffolding Confederation | www.nasc.org.
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NASC Yearbook 2009
Includes a directory of all NASC members
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03 Welcome
From strength to strength
04 Presidents Report
We must keep our standards high
08 About the NASC
The NASC
13 Officers, Staff, Council and Committees
17 Training
Providing know-how for a changing world
18 Health and Safety
Taking a leading role on the safety front
20 Technical
Revising and clarifying standards
23 Hire and Sales and Manufacturing
A code for improving system scaffold
25 Marketing
Spreading the word
27 Security
Initiatives to cut down on theft
29 Contracts
Turning over a new leaf for contracts
30 Regional Reports
31 Project News: a series of scaffolding projects
51 Why join the NASC?
53 Membership Criteria
54 Code of Practice for the hire, sale and use of system scaffolds
57 Code of Conduct
58 NASC Publications
61 The Specialist Access Engineering and Maintenance Association
SAEMA: Developing the accepted standard
DiRECTORy
63 A-Z SAEMA Members
65 CiSRS Approved Training Centres
67 A-Z NASC Members and Regional Listings
80 Useful Contacts
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Contents
Contents
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D
espite the background of a faltering
economy, the confederati on
continues to grow from strength to
strength. 2008 was a bumper year for the
NASC, and its members can be rightly
proud of its achievements and activities.
A record 38 new members achieved
compliance with strict criteria to join the
NASC in 2008 and we look forward to their
participation and involvement. Numbers
in full membership will surely breach 200
in early 2009. A significant landmark
indeed.
When he became NASC president in
November 2006, Kevin Mouatt set out his
stall to take the confederation to a new
level. The NASC was then perceived
by many in construction to be inward-
looking and self-serving. This accusation
can no longer be levelled at the NASC.
Unprecedented debate and dialogue
with key representatives at HSE, MCG,
Strategic Forum and the Construction
Confederation has resulted in the profile of
the NASC being raised to a historic high,
and the involvement of the NASC as a
founder member of the UK Contractors
Group from January 2009 testifies to this
new status.
To underline this achievement, the
confederation is proud to report that
Kevin Mouatt has been invited to join
the CBI Construction Council, formed in
October 2008 to provide a higher profile
for construction within economic debate
at the CBI. In representative terms, the
NASC has moved from being a small-time
player in the specialist sector to being a
key partner in the wider construction
sector, with a genuine stake in what goes
on at the top table. At last the NASC has
a real opportunity to punch its weight,
where it matters, for its members and the
industry as a whole.
NASC has also become the UK
representative body for the scaffolding
industry in Europe, further to participation
in the inaugural assembly of national
scaffolding trade organisations, held
in Potsdam in October 2008. The
confederation will be looking to ensure that
the interests of the UK scaffolding industry
are taken fully into consideration in respect
of proposed European directives and
legislation, which may affect scaffolding
contractors in the UK.
It is appropriate therefore that the
NASC should have moved office to
larger standalone premises in Blackfriars,
London, EC4 during 2008. Existing
valued staff have been supplemented
by additional personnel, in order that the
confederation can augment its skillset
and raise its game further as it pursues a
vigorous agenda in 2009.
The NASC has moved to
being a key partner in the
wider construction sector
Marketing has long been a neglected
weapon in the confederations arsenal, and
it is gratifying to report that the involvement
of Neil Tomlinson since the beginning of
2008 has paid real dividends in terms of
the promotion of the NASC. Eye-catching
publications and a new-look interactive
website have enabled confederation
members to engage directly with NASC
activities, and both have provided an
excellent shop window for the NASC.
Further marketing initiatives are in the
pipeline.
Achievements in training, health and
safety, and technical matters are well
documented elsewhere in this publication.
Membership and audit, CISRS training,
collective protection, TG20:08, and the
NASC Code of Practice audit procedure;
for information about these, and much else
besides, I would refer you to the appropriate
editorial section of this yearbook.
The confederation does not take the
involvement of those who participate in
its activities for granted. It is indebted
to all members whose representatives
contribute to the work of its standing
committees. These individuals are in a very
real sense the lifeblood of the industry.
By giving of their time and expertise they
ensure that the NASC can produce timely
and appropriate guidance and advice to
meet the needs of all its members and the
scaffolding industry as a whole. The NASC
officers and council members provide vital
continuity to underpin this important and
ongoing work.
NASC managing director Robin James reflects on a year in which the confederation
has made rapid strides in raising its profile and increasing its influence to a historic high
From strength
to strength
Welcome
The HSE continues to support and work with the NASC
in the development of best industry practice for
scaffolding
Joy Jones, HSE, Principal Inspector
National Construction Sector Safety Team
T
he past year has seen the NASCs
profile remain firmly in place with the
key stakeholders in the construction
industry, which has allowed us to apply a
firm influence on safety and best practice
for our industry. The confederation has
continued to move forward to a position
of recognition that differentiates us
from other industry trade organisations.
The NASCs insistence on maintaining
stringent practice via strict membership
criteria is now recognised way beyond our
membership, and rightly so.
More and more main contractors
are starting to specify that only NASC
scaffolding companies can work on their
sites.
The NASC is receiving new membership
requests from scaffolding contractors on
a regular basis. Many have been told
theyll no longer be able to bid for work,
let alone win a contract if they are not part
of the UKs only regulated scaffolding
confederation.
This continued success is down to a
large number of individuals working on
behalf of the confederation. However
I would personally like to thank Kevin
Mouatt for his relentless efforts over the
last two years in pursuit of our goals.
2008 has highlighted that the economic
climate has changed. All aspects of the
construction and building industry are
being hit and I am aware that some of our
members are already affected. At times
like this there is a risk that construction
clients will compromise standards to
reduce expenditure. Those of us in the
regulated scaffolding industry cannot
afford to bow to this pressure.
It is in our interests to grasp this
opportunity, to drive home the advantages
of only using our members, and to ensure
the work that is available is being carried
out to the highest possible levels of good
working practice.
It is imperative during the current
downturn in trade for all members
to actively promote the use of NASC
companies.
Incidence rates continue to fall
There can be no better measure of our
efforts than the reduction of accidents
within our industry. Yet again our annual
safety report has demonstrated in no
uncertain terms, that NASC best practice
saves lives and reduces accidents.
Collective protection
The confederation has spent a significant
amount of time working at the request
of the Health and Safety Executive
(HSE) to produce further guidance
on its stance on collective protection.
SG4:05 was produced at a time when
collective protection equipment was still
in its infancy. This has changed and we
have now produced an interim guidance
document for industry to work to until the
rewrite of SG4 in 2010.
TG20:08
After considerable debate, discussion
and expense, the update to TG20:08 is
now available to both our members and
indeed the whole industry. The guidance
explains in detail how tube and fitting
scaffolding can be erected to comply with
the European standard EN 12811-1.
It is immediately important that all
members digest and start adopting this
document. The original release of TG20
resulted in some contractors wanting the
document to be implemented immediately.
This will no doubt happen with the rewrite
of TG20, even though the HSE has agreed
not to fully enforce the guidance for the
first two years after its issue.
We will also be producing a Users Guide
to TG20, scaffolders toolbox talks and
management training sessions to support
the implementation of the new guide. These
will be rolled out in the first half of 2009.
Marketing and member
communication
The appointment of Neil Tomlinson as
full-time NASC marketing manager has
enabled the NASC to communicate more
effectively, not only to our customers, but
also to our members. The introduction
of our new website, and specifically the
members web areas have ensured that
we have significantly more information
to support our tenders and contract
submissions. It also reaffirms the value of
using regulated companies.
It is clear the industry is turning to
support the use of our members, however,
this is in no way universal. Our new whistle
blowing facility enables members to
take direct action. This facility allows the
NASC, via information from its members,
to contact those clients who continue to
position safety and best practice as a nice
to have as opposed to a must have!
Record levels of new membership
Despite revisions to the confederations
already strict membership criteria,
We must keep our
standards high
As more and more contractors specify only NASC member companies for their sites, the
confederations continuing focus on safety is paying off, says incoming president Bob Whincap
The NASCs insistence on
maintaining stringent
practice via strict
membership criteria is now
recognised way beyond our
membership, and rightly so
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the NASC welcomed 38 new members
in 2008, taking our total full membership
figure to almost 200. This was a significant
increase on 2007, when 17 members joined
the NASC.
This is a clear sign that more non-
member companies are acknowledging
the value of membership and are raising
their levels of professionalism to meet
those demanded by the NASC.
For the efforts of our members to be
valued, the reputation and high standards
expected of NASC members must
prevail. Accordingly, we must report that
three members were expelled during 2008
for non-compliance issues.
This underlines our commitment to
remove companies who do not meet
the confederations membership criteria,
thereby protecting the integrity of the vast
majority of our members who accept the
costs associ ated wi th conti nued
membership.
Get involved
It is important we all understand that the
NASC is an inclusive organisation. The
confederation is an association for all;
not just for large scaffolding companies.
A significant number of NASC members
are small to medium size. The size of the
company is irrelevant. The requirement for
membership is that the company is well-
run.
We are an inclusive organisation I cant
reiterate this enough. It is in your interests
as a member of what is a very influential
confederation to get involved.
The industry is changing rapidly,
regulation continues to focus on our
industry and we need to stand tall. We
have to accept the challenge and ensure
that developments in scaffolding are
formulated with the direct input of the
NASC.
It is in every members interests for them
to attend the regional NASC meetings,
and to contribute. I therefore urge every
one of our members to get involved
and have your say in the future of your
confederation.
Three members were
expelled during 2008
for non-compliance
issues
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Scaffolding Relationship
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T
he NASC, the National Access and
Scaffolding Confederation, has
been the established national trade
association for the scaffolding industry for
65 years.
Mission Statement
To ensure the scaffolding and access
industry maintain the highest practicable
standards of workmanship via cohesive
development and detailed regulation.
How does the NASC help the
construction/building industry?
By providing regul ated scaf folding
companies who have to work to a strong
audited procedure for compliance. By
appointing a NASC member company you
can be assured of a scaffolding company
who are competent and abide by the latest
working practices for scaffolding.
The NASC
There are a number of organisations
associated with the construction and
building industries. The NASC is one of
the largest with almost 200 full member
companies accounting for over 75% of the
UKs total spend on scaffolding.
All NASC guidance and publications
are in line with the latest developments
in construction and building. The NASC
consults regularly with all of the following
organisations to strive for best practice
and development in scaffolding:
HSE (Health and Safety Executive)
MCG (Major Contractors Group)
NSCC (National Specialist Contractors
Council)
CSCS (Construction Skills Certification
Scheme)
CI SRS (Constructi on I ndustr y
Scaffolders Record Scheme)
BSI (British Standards Institute)
CITB ConstructionSkills
Construction Confederation
Strategic Forum
The NASC also has four elected officers
plus a members council who oversee all
of the NASC activity and provide direction
and strategic decisions. The officers are
elected for two years and are made up
from the members. The day-to-day running
of the confederation is via seven full-time
staff based in London.
How does a company become a
member of the NASC?
Membership of the NASC is open to
any company working in the scaffolding
sector. However, acceptance is via a strict
application process. Applicants are first
required to complete (in full) a detailed
application form. Failure to meet all the
requirements will result in the application
being denied.
Once the application form has been
received and the desktop audit completed
independent auditors then inspect both
the applicants office and a number of
their sites to ensure that best practice is
an every day occurrence.
Only once all these criteria have been
met, (and their annual membership fee
paid) can a company become a member
of the NASC. Members are then re-audited
every two years to ensure continued
compliance.
Membership is categorised into three
areas:
Full Contracting Membership
Companies that supply, assemble
and dismantle scaffolding via their
own labour
Full Non-Contracting Membership
Companies who supply scaffolding
equipment via hire, sale or
manufacturing
Information Membership
Companies that provide a service to
the scaffolding industry
Why you should use a NASC
regulated company
By understanding what to expect from a
NASC member you can obtain a high level
of reassurance that when you employ a
NASC member to carry out work or supply
equipment you are making an informed
decision. You know what to expect,
your expectations are met and of course
ultimately you are making the right choice.
What can you expect from a NASC
member?
As part of their application process and
their ongoing membership a full member
company must meet all of these criteria:
Trading for two years
A member company must provide evidence
of trading accounts for at least two years
and these should have been prepared by
the company accountants/auditors. The
company must also be VAT registered.
All managers and supervisors must be
directly employed
Minimum of 75% directly employed
operatives
A minimum of 75% of hourly paid operatives
must be directly employed as a condition
of membership.
A high standard of trained personnel
All members must have at least 75% of
operatives qualified to the appropriate
level of CISRS (Construction Industry
Scaffolders Record Scheme). 50% of
operatives must hold either a scaffolder
or Advanced Scaffolder CISRS card.
Adequate health and safety provision
Provide a satisfactory signed health
and safety policy statement
Provide evidence that they meet
current health and safety legislation
Complete the NASC annual accident
return
Working practice
All members must adhere to the latest
guidance published by the NASC.
The NASC
When you employ a NASC member to carry out work or supply equipment you are making
an informed decision. You know what to expect and you are making the right choice
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About the NASC
Insurance
In the event that something should go
wrong, a NASC member must hold a
minimum of 5 million public liability
insurance, plus at least 10 million
employers liability cover.
Materials
NASC hire, sale and manufacturing
members must abide by their own code
of conduct that ensures materials conform
to the highest standards and are regularly
inspected and maintained.
Security
All members are required to identify their
equipment with a marking. Members must
then register their colours with the NASC to
restrict any theft. All members are expected
to be actively involved in crime prevention
and report all thefts to both the NASC and
the police.
CITB-registered
All members must provide a copy of
their certificate of registration to CITB
ConstructionSkills.
Code of Conduct
The NASC publishes a Code of Conduct
which all members must abide by.
What happens if a member
company doesnt conform?
In the first instance, a member company
is asked to take action to re-conform. If
this is not actioned within an agreed time
frame then the company will be suspended
and may ultimately be expelled. In 2008,
three member companies were expelled
for non-conformity.
Is the NASC making a difference?
Over the last 20 years, the number of
NASC scaffolders in the UK has risen
from approximately 8,000 in 1980 to over
14,000 by the end of 2007. Despite the rise in
numbers of scaffolders, the incidence rate for
accidents has steadily declined. The number
of reported accidents in 1980 was 532, by
2007 that figure had reduced to 174.
The NASC will continue to strive towards
their ultimate goal of zero accidents/
incidents. This figure still bucks the trend
in general construction where reported
figures of falling from height continue to
rise. The NASC produces an annual safety
report, which is published to industry and
all full contracting members must contribute
to this report with factual evidence. It is
available free upon request.
Safety is the highest priority

for gas distribution
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standards of best practice
and safety for the
scaffolding industry have
resulted in WWU stipulating
the use of approved NASC
members only in its
activities
Martin Hooper, Chartered
Safety & Health Practitioner,
Wales & West Utilities
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for the Construction Industry
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Council
standing Committee Chairs
Marketing
Kevin Mouatt
SGB Project Services
Access and Scaffolding Industry
Training Organisation
Bob Whincap
Rotor Scaffolding Services Ltd
Health and Safety
Kevin Ward
Scaffold Erection Services Ltd
Technical
Rob Lynch
Lyndon Scaffolding plc
Hire and Sales and Manufacturing
David Johnson
SGB Hire and Sale
Contracts
Andy Thomas
H&H Contract Scaffolding
Security
Gerry Cooper
Regional Chairs
London & South East
Mel Archer
Archway Services plc
South West and South Wales
Jason Marshall
SHS Scaffolding
Midlands
Mick Sliney
Northern and North Wales
Stephen Fearnehough
Crossways Scaffolding (Elland) Ltd
Scotland and Northern Ireland
Ronnie Martin
Employment Affairs
Gray Rigge
G&E Services (UK) Ltd
Co-Opted Members

Dennis Braithwaite
Cape Industrial Services Ltd

Ray Bevan
Deborah Services Ltd
Tommy Ross
Interserve Industrial Services Ltd
Andrew MacGadie
SGB UK Services
Ian McFarlane
ThyssenKrupp Palmers Ltd
Officers

President
Bob Whincap
Rotor Scaffolding
Services Ltd
Vice President
Gerry Cooper
SGB Project
Services
Honorary
Treasurer
Rob Lynch
Lyndon
Scaffolding plc
Immediate Past
President
Kevin Mouatt
SGB Project
Services
NASC / CISRS
Training
Manager
David Mosley
Membership
Offcer
Jamie McGuire
Commercial
Manager
Josephine Paton
Regional
Administrator
John McKinney
Staff
Managing
Director
Robin James

Health
and Safety /
Technical
Advisor
David Chapman
Marketing
Manager
Neil Tomlinson
PA / Secretarial
Support
Denise Rayner
Officers, Staff, Council and Committees
Standing
Committees
Health and Safety
Committee Members
Kevin Ward
(Chairman)
James Attridge
JFE Attridge Scaffolding
Services
Chris Barrett
National Construction College
(East)

Peter Booth
Benchmark Scaffolding Ltd
Mike Harwood
D+R Group Plc
Simon Hughes
Simian Risk Management Ltd
Tristan Kelly
B.J.Champion Scaffolding Ltd
Justine Lee
HSE
John Lock
SGB Services Ltd
Neill Moffat
Stephen Moore
Roy Rogers
Interserve Industrial Services
Ltd
Howard Satchell
NSG UK Ltd
Rick Statham
Safety and Access Ltd
Patrick Whitehead
Technical Committee
Members

Rob Lynch
(Chairman)
Ken Barber
Haki Ltd
Christian Brash
John Brash & Co Ltd
Stephen Corden
Pyeroy Scaffolding
Keith Drewett
Tubular Techniques Ltd
William Franks
Optima Scaffold Design LLP
Donald Gourd
Jim Grieve
HSE
Brian Houston
Access Management and
Safety Ltd
Tony Jeffries
Denholm Industrial Services Ltd
Tony Jenkins
ASP Ltd
Ken Johnson
BSL Scaffolding (UK) Ltd
Andrew Jones
RMD Kwikform Ltd
Graham Maddocks
SGB Group Ltd
Ian Nicoll
Ltd
Richard Park
Alan Poland
Scaffold Designs Ltd
Chris Wilshere
Wilshere Consultants
Bob Young
Hire and Sales and
Manufacturing Committee
Members
David Johnson
SGB Hire and Sale
(Chairman)
Mark Ackers
Trad Hire and Sales Ltd
Tom Adams
Ltd
Peter Bond
SGB Services Ltd
Paul Brunt
Haki Ltd
Mark Clifford
Generation Hire and Sale
Gary Gallagher
Turner Access Ltd
Neil Garrison
Caspian Access & Plant Hire
Ltd
Barry Green
George Roberts
(North West) Ltd
Carl Heathcote
Peri Ltd
Peter Hubbard
Paul Keevill
Advanced Scaffolding Products
Ltd
Tony Mann
Beaver 84 Ltd
Chris Neate
Andy Needham
Tone Hire and Sales Ltd
Sean Pike
Layher Ltd
Steve Whatley
Van Thiel Utd UK Ltd
Sarah Wilson
Gilray Plant Ltd
Marketing Committee
Members
Kevin Mouatt
(Chairman)
Sean Pike
Layher Ltd
Brian Meadmore
Gary Topsfield
Shore Scaffolding Ltd
Phil Hefferman
Security Committee
Members
Gerry Cooper
(Chairman)
Eric Collins
Ron Evans
SGB Services Ltd
Wilf Lawson
Norman MacLeod
SGB Services Ltd
David Reeve
SGB Services Ltd
Contracts Committee
Members
Andy Thomas
H&H Contract Scaffolding
(Chairman)
Edmond Carolan
ENJ Scaffolding Company
Marcus Davies
H&E Scaffolding
Ian Fyall
Brendan Mullins
Stewart Savage
Unique Scaffolding Ltd
Nat Wilson
MAR Scaffolding (Scotland) Ltd
Officers, Staff, Council and Committees

I
t was another extremely busy year for the
Training Committee in 2008, and 2009 is
showing no signs of being any different.
At the time of writing there are over
30,000 current valid CISRS (Construction
Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme)
cardholders on the database, which is the
highest level in many years with a 50%
increase on the 2006 year-end figures of
20,941.
Although ASITO (Access and Scaffolding
Industry Training Organisation) and NASC
have always recognised CISRS cards
as the required benchmark for sector
training, we are pleased that the increase
in cardholders shows that industry as
a whole is now also following suit. With
ECIA (Engineering Construction Industry
Association) withdrawing their scaffolding
card it will be the case that by the end of
2010, if you do not hold a CISRS card, you
will not be accepted onto any site to carry
out scaffolding works.
The situation outlined above has created a
huge demand for CISRS-approved training
and CISRS centres have responded very
positively. NCC (National Construction
College) Midlands and NCC South have
both increased capacity at their centres
considerably. NCC Scotland has moved
in to a new purpose-built training centre
just outside Glasgow. Three new private
providers have gained CISRS approval:
Arrow in Doncaster, Simian Skills in
Warrington and Benchmark in East London.
Several other enquiries are also on-going.
After a very slow initial period, the
demand for CISRS Systems Training is
beginning to increase. SGB has enrolled
a number of its operatives on the first
apprenticeships to be carried out in
system using its own product, Cuplok.
Layher Ltd in Letchworth has gained
approval to run CISRS Systems Scaffold
Product Training Scheme (SSPTS) in its
product. These short duration courses
are aimed at CISRS-qualified tube and
fitting scaffolders who require product
knowledge on the Layher system.
A working party was set up via ASITO
to look at developing CISRS-approved
Advanced Systems Training and a pilot will
take place in November 2008. If successful,
this will be introduced to the scheme for
take-up by all interested parties.
The training committee is constantly
reviewing the courses available in our
sector: one such remit at the moment is
to introduce CISRS-approved Inspection
courses. These will be aimed at both
scaffolders and non-scaffolders. Courses
will be split between Basic Structures
and Advanced Structures. ASITO will also
be looking to develop product-specific
inspection courses for systems scaffolds.
A working party is also reviewing Part
1, Part 2, Advanced course content in
relation to the installation, inspection and
testing of ties (anchors). The course content
will be enhanced to incorporate much
more comprehensive training in this very
important area.
TG20 has caused quite a commotion
within the industry in the last couple of
years. The rewrite is due to be issued
around the same time as this yearbook,
and once the finished document is available
again, the CISRS courses content will
reflect the guidance in the document.
SG4:05 Appendix A Interim Guidance
on Collective Fall Prevention Systems in
Scaffolding will also be included within
scheme training. We will ensure that all
centres cover the various safe systems
of work which help prevent falls when
carrying out scaf folding operations
including the tunnelling method, the step
and AGRs (advanced guardrails).
The main push for ASITO during 2009 is
to review current training to make sure it is
relevant and reflects both the needs of the
industry, current legislation and best practice.
We will make any necessary changes
and then look to standardise the course
notes, drawings etc so we can be sure that
whichever approved training provider you
use, your operatives will be receiving training
of an equally high standard.
ASITO chairman Bob Whincap says its a busy time for the Training Committee as
demand for CISRS cardholders grows, pushing up demand for training courses
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Training
We are committed to ensuring all our sites are safe places of
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stating that in future BAM will only employ NASC member
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Frank Garnett, Director of Health and Safety
BAM Construct UK
Health and Safety
Taking a leading role
on the safety front
A
s in any industry organisation, health
and safety comes high on the agenda
for the NASC, and its Health and
Safety Committee remains at the forefront
of producing important and practical
guidance on behalf of its members and
for the industry as a whole.
Last year saw the conclusion of the NASC
trilogy of SG4 series of guidance, which
looked at preventing falls in scaffolding
and falsework. During 2008, the NASC
Health and Safety Committee began the
process of reviewing SG4:05 with a view
to re-issuing the guidance in 2010.
In the interim period, the committee
commissioned a working group to provide
some industry guidance on collective fall
prevention systems in scaffolding. This
advice and guidance with valuable input
from the HSE is intended to provide an
overview of new and developing technology
and work methods available within the
industry. It ensures that a balanced view
of all collective fall prevention methods
are considered ahead of sole reliance on
personal fall arrest systems.
This interim guidance was subsequently
published at the beginning of October
and has also been made freely available
to non-members and any other interested
parties.
As well as working on new safety
guidance notes, the committee has been
particularly busy this year reviewing a
number of existing guidance notes that
have not been reviewed in a five-year
period since their original publication. Two
new guidance notes have been produced
during 2008, namely: SG27 Temporary
Edge Protection on Open Steelwork
and SG29 Internal Edge Protection on
Scaffold Platforms.
New guidance notes currently in
production cover working from vehicles
and slips, trips and falls.
As well as working towards improved
safety on site, the Health and Safety
committee also plays a role in proving to
other industries that NASC members are
amongst the safest around. The NASC
collect, collate and analyse all its members
accident statistics and produce an annual
safety report which helps to demonstrate
to our clients why they should use NASC
members, as we are consistently better
than the average in the industry.
Since 2000, the NASC has seen a 40%
reduction in the number of reported falls
from height, from a scaffold or working
platform. This is in spite of seeing a 17%
increase in the number of operatives
working within its membership.
One of the aims of the Health and Safety
Committee is to provide a continuous
education programme for the industry.
It is paramount that we continue this
process of education, but to focus more
towards making the client realise that they
have a major part to play in appreciating
the issues scaffold companies have to
consider when providing a safe means
of access.
NASC safety guidance notes are
designed to help make the client aware
of the options they have available and of
the scaffold structures that we can safely
provide, whilst ensuring that they both
comply with the law and are reasonably
practicable.
The NASC has to take account of the
measures being taken by the HSE to reduce
deaths and accidents in construction, who
rely on trade associations, like the NASC,
to lead the way in developing best practice
guidance within their respective industries,
enabling them to endorse the guidance
and give their inspectors reference
documents to work with.
There are still many challenges ahead
for our industry, but we are confident the
ongoing work of the NASC will make a
difference if we continue to work together
with all stakeholders to bring about these
changes. The NASC and its members will
meet these challenges head-on to ensure
that we continue to look after our greatest
asset, our workforce, throughout their
working lives.
Health and Safety chair Kevin Ward says his committee is continually renewing
guidance as well as working with the HSE to improve safety for all in the industry
The committee plays a role
in proving to other
industries that NASC
members are amongst
the safest around
T
he Technical Committee remains an
extremely well attended and popular
working group with 20 members and
an extensive waiting list. The committee
also benefits from full-time attendance by
the HSE and is grateful for this.
The Committee embraces all aspects
of the engineering community including
in-house engineers, consultants and
manufacturers. It has been a regret that
we have not been able to invite more of the
new members who have applied to join
the committee, but Im sure that everyone
appreciates an ever-expanding committee
would probably be less rather than more
productive.
In order to get as much input as
possible, I would like to invite applications
from non-committee members to join the
various working groups which are currently
drafting the next set of Technical Guidance
notes. If anyone would like to get involved
in the real nuts and bolts of the work, can
they please contact David Chapman at
the NASCs office.
The major Technical Guidance notes
currently in production relate to Edge
Protection and Temporary Roofs. TG1 on
Edge Protection is in its final draft stage
and has been a complex challenge as it
has needed to reflect the requirements of
BS EN13374, another challenge sent from
Europe.
TG9 on Temporary Roofs is a major
piece of work as it has to take on a large
number of intricate and involved issues
including highlighting safe systems of work
which will require liaison with the Health
and Safety Committee.
We are open to suggestions as to other
areas members might like the committee to
either review or start from scratch. Please
contact your regional representative or any
committee member with your requests.
The Technical Committee also takes on
and responds to ad hoc questions from
all areas of the construction industry.
In signing off as chairman of the
Technical Committee, I would like to
particularly thank on behalf of the NASC
all members of the TG20 Working Group
chaired by Ian Nicol. They have shown
Stakhanovite commitment over the last
six years.
It is a tribute to them that the NASC
holds the position as the only serious voice
on all matters impacting on scaffolding;
and its position is reinforced further by
the release of TG20:08.
TG20:08
In order to understand the rationale behind
the revision to TG20, it is perhaps best
to look back at the evolution of TG20:05.
The UK scaffolding industry has been
impacted by two major changes in its
regulatory framework since 2004.
The first was the introduction of the
European standard BS EN 12811-1 which
was closely followed by the Working at
Height Regulations The new standard
has been introduced to harmonise the
European working practice and has
superseded the UKs traditional BS5973.
Historically, BSI (the British Standards
Institute) would have been expected to
take the lead and incur the investment in
revising such a fundamental and widely-
used standard as BS 5973; unfortunately
they were unable to do so. The NASC,
recognising the importance of ensuring
that tube and fitting scaffolds interpreted
the requirements correctly, took on the
challenge.
TG20:05 was written to conform to
BS EN 12811 and the Working at Height
Regulations. Complying with the standard,
however, posed significant safety and
management challenges. The HSE and
the NASC had been concerned by the
practical limitations of TG20:05 and BS EN
12811 and as a result neither document
has been embraced by the UK scaffolding
industry.
The HSE has worked with the NASC in
the preparation of the revised guidance to
resolve the difficulties encountered in BS
EN 12811-1. This new document, TG20:08,
is now ready to be published.
The NASC membership should be
aware of the time and commitment shown
by all members of the working group
who have given a significant amount
of their time freely over the last three
years endeavouring to make the revised
document as helpful to the industry as
possible.
This has also been the most extensive
investment the NASC has ever made in
any document, to date over 250,000
has been spent, which in reality is only
a fraction of the real cost if the time
of the member engineers was also to
be included. The construction industry
should recognise the leadership the NASC
has shown in taking on and entirely self
funding such a major challenge.
The most recent expenditure has been
on a series of full-scale tests undertaken
at BRE. These tests proved that the
The NASC holds the
position as the only
serious voice on all
matters impacting on
scaffolding; and its
position is further
reinforced by the
release of TG20:08
Technical
Revising and
clarifying standards
Outgoing chair of the Technical Committee Rob Lynch has had a busy year
overseeing guidance updates, not least of which is the production of TG20:08
assumptions in TG20 are fully supported
and also helped to highlight some possible
areas of improvement.
TG20:08 is a major rewrite (not just an
edit) and as such it features many benefits
including:
a wider scope; including a larger
number of standard scaffold
arrangements, e.g. two inside
boards
supporting full-scale tests and
calculations while being informed
by custom and practice
benefiting from direct input from
the HSE
including debris netted scaffolds
applying to the whole of the UK
providing guidance for Putlog
scaffolds
being more practical and above
all workable
Fundamentally, the principles of BS
5973 will remain unchanged and very little
changes for the scaffolder day-to-day.
The main changes are:
the process of justifying the
design will change, rather than
the scaffold structure
facade/sway bracing every
six bays
criteria for some sheeted
scaffolds becomes more
onerous
Significant investment both in money
and time has gone into the new document
and all but the last edits are now in place
for TG20:08.
With an expected launch before the end
of 2008, the NASC envisages that all of
their members will be working fully to the
new guidance by 2010.
The next stage will be the implementation,
to support the launch training modules
are being developed for scaffolders, and
ASITO (Access and Scaffolding Training
Organisation) have agreed to produce
toolbox talks and update all CISRS
(Construction Industry Scaffolders Record
Scheme) courses.
The NASC is also reviewing training
requirements for supervisors, managers,
esti mators, engi neers and safet y
professionals with the current plan being
that a Users Guide will be published
during 2009.
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have been greatly encouraged by the
number of members attending and
actively participating in our quarterly
meetings throughout 2008. As I am sure
members are aware, the primary focus
during my time as chairman has been
to agree and implement a meaningful
standard for scaffold systems.
The creation of such a standard by the
NASC provides another opportunity to
demonstrate to the construction industry
and the HSE that our members are
committed to quality and creating a safe
working environment.
The Hire and Sale Committee consists
of both suppliers and manufacturers of
system scaffold equipment and through
real commitment from all we have already
agreed and issued the outline Code of
Practice. It deals with the following critical
matters:
design, manufacture and independent
testing
quality of manufacture/traceability
product liability
system-specific user guides
Councils stated intention has always
been that, once in place, hire and sale
members will be able to demonstrate
through audit that they comply with the
standard. This positive stance by the
NASC seeks to improve the quality of
systems supplied in the UK and to enable
customers to make an informed choice.
The importance and technical nature of
the audits led this committee to propose
that they be carried out by an experienced
independent auditor and Council have
agreed the appointment of QSI Limited.
We are now at the critical point of
agreeing the detailed audit content
and procedures, and it is essential that
members continue to act in the wider
interest of the industry and deliver a
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Marketing
Spreading the word
F
urther to the marketing strategy
developed in 2007, January 2008
saw the appointment of a full-
time marketing manager for the NASC,
Neil Tomlinson. The intention of this
appointment is to provide a dedicated
resource to further promote the excellent
work of the confederation to the wider
constructi on, bui l di ng, and heal th
and safety industri es and improve
communication to our members.
Activity has also been carried out
not only to promote the benefits of the
confederation as a whole, but to better
arm the members with information and
collateral that will help the individual
member promote themselves.
The SG4:05 DVD was l aunched
i n November 2007, and saw the
development of a movie trailer (of the full
DVD) in March 2008 to help promote the
product 44,000 trailers were produced
in total.
The trai l er was i nser ted i nto
Construction News and heavily marketed
throughout the press. The DVD was also
presented to Judith Hackett (HSE chair)
at the Safety and Health exhibition in May,
where again the NASC was highly profiled
alongside our other AIF (Access Industry
Forum) peers.
The 2008 Safety and Health show
was the most successful event to date
for the NASC and AIF. At times our booth
was 10 rows deep with enquirers. The
NASC featured an information booth,
informative seminar presentations and a
dramatisation. The dramatisation was in
theme with the HSEs Shattered Lives
campaign.
The NASC website, www.nasc.org.uk,
has been dramatically overhauled and
has received over 45,000 visitors since
its launch in June. It will now become
the centre for all NASC information. A
number of new facilities for members
have been added including a news alerts
section, a theft report section, a capability
PowerPoint presentation and copies of all
NASC press coverage.
An exclusive Information Member
area has also been developed which will
allow this section of our membership to
become more closely connected to the
NASC. The new website also includes
improved search functions to help find an
NASC member and a basic introduction
to the terms of scaf folding for the
uninitiated.
Once again our annual Safety Report
showed a continued drop in the incident
rate for scaffolding members. This report
is a vital piece of information for the
industry that reinforces our position on
safety and we should promote this much
harder than we have done in previous
years.
The report was reformatted to become
a user-friendlier document that would
appeal to professionals in construction,
building and safety and health. The report
was inserted into Construction News
providing a circulation of over 23,000.
The report has also been mailed to all
the members of the newly formed CBI
Construction Council.
The second half of 2008 saw the
marketing of the NASC become more
forceful with the development of a
whistle blowing facility. Available on the
members area of the website, the service
allows members to anonymously provide
details of main contractors who continue
to select non-regulated scaf folding
contractors over regulated scaffolding
companies like NASC members. The
NASC then contact the main contractor
to ask why they would choose a non-
regulated scaf folding provider over
a regulated scaffolding provider like
members of the NASC.
Press activity has radically increased in
2008, evident in the members area of the
NASC website. Over 40 appearances in
key trade magazines (plus appearances
in the The Mail on Sunday and The
Guardian) are helping to raise the profile
of the confederation.
The number of press journals the
NASC markets itself through has now
been increased to well over 30, providing
an extended readership of over 150,000
individuals. This is to help influence
other professionals within the decision
making process and also to develop our
marketing messages to the mid-to-small
size construction projects.
In 2009, we will see a continued
promotion of the NASC to construction,
building and safety and health professionals.
Focus will continue on major projects and
clients but will develop further into the
mid-to-small size project companies,
too.
It is clear that the work of the NASC is
making a significant difference, and in an
economic climate that looks uncertain for
the immediate future, it is imperative that
we ensure that when there is a decision
to select scaffolding, an NASC member
is considered the obvious choice.
Marketing Committee chairman Kevin Mouatt reveals how the introduction of a full-
time marketing manager has helped to dramatically increase the NASCs profile
The development of a
whistle blowing facility
allows members to
anonymously provide
details of main contractors
who continue to select
non-regulated scaffolding
contractors over regulated
companies

Security
T
he NASC Security Committee has met
regularly in 2008 to discuss security
initiatives and review thefts of plant
and equipment within the sector.
The committee comprises a small but
dedicated band of security professionals
employed by major scaffolding contractors.
Its representatives have continued to
provide advice and reassurance to NASC
members by reporting to regional meetings
and making themselves available to those
who wish to discuss security concerns.
Despite the downturn in the economy
in 2008, theft levels have not escalated
as much as might have been expected.
Members have been urged to remain
vigilant, as prices for scrap metal, in
particular alloy, have reached historically
high levels. Lately the attention of the
committee has been focused on fraudulent
activities, especially in regard to credit card
transactions, several instances of which
have been reported by members in the
hire and sale sector.
No further security guidance has been
published by the confederation in 2008,
although it is intended that outstanding
guidance on office security will be finalised
for publication before the year end.
Police liaison continues to be an area of
frustration for committee representatives
and members alike, as scaffolding theft
seldom appears to warrant a high profile
within regional police forces.
Against this background, theft reporting
by the members remains a key concern of
committee representatives. Every reported
theft may contribute to a larger pattern, and
the confederation has recently made an
online theft report facility available to its
members via the NASC website, so that a
national picture may be established.
Security Committee chairman Gerry Cooper is improving theft reporting
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F
urther to the departure of Peter
Waterman from the industry at
the beginning of 2008, the NASC
Contracts Committee is greatly indebted
to Andy Thomas, who agreed to take over
the chair at short notice (with the approval
of the NASC officers).
The commi t tee compr i ses a
small number of dedicated member
representatives. It has progressed a
number of objectives for the benefit of
the membership and the wider scaffolding
industry in 2008, including the publication
of outstanding guidance on employment
contracts and commercial pitfalls for the
scaffolding contractor.
Historic guidance on scaffold design
has also been updated to reflect recent
revisions to TG20, and this document will
be published in early 2009.
Further to preparation of draft copy by
Chris Spencer, the committee has now
finalised guidance on two additional
topics, Preparation of Dayworks Rates and
Liquidated Damages. These documents
will be published in early 2009.
A second payment survey of the
NASC full contracting membership was
undertaken in late 2008. Once collated, the
results of this survey will be published by
the confederation, along with comparative
figures from the corresponding survey in
2007.
The committee is saddened to report
the departure of Chris Spencer following
a number of years of excellent service to
the confederation. However, it is pleasing
to report additional involvement from the
NASC Scotland and Northern Ireland
region; Nat Wilson will bring a new
dimension to contractual discussions in
2009, and will help to improve the level of
reporting of contractual matters to regional
meetings across the country.
Andy Thomas steps up to chair a busy era for the Contracts Committee
The committee has
finalised guidance on two
additional topics
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Regional Reports
London and South East

Andy Thomas (H&H
Contract Scaf fol di ng)
was the chairman for the
year with vice chairman,
Mel Archer (Archway
Services plc) accepting
nomination to chair the
region in 2009.
The meetings continued
at Carthusian Court with all of them being
very well attended.
There was very good representation
from the NASC standing committees at
the meetings which ensured good reports
at the meetings.
There were very healthy debates regarding
the impact of changes to TG20. Collective
protection was also a topical discussion.
Members had to comply with the
requirements of the low emission zone
which came into force on 4 February 2008
and covered most of Greater London.
It affected many members as it includes
older HGV vehicles over 12 tonnes and in
July 2008 the scheme expanded to include
lorries over 3.5 tonnes.
South West and South Wales

Under the chairmanship
of Darren Wills (LTC
Specialist Scaf folding
Ltd), the South West
and South Wales region
had meetings in Bristol,
Taunton and Dewstow.
There remained high
interest in joining the
confederation and one reason for this
appears to be driven by clients requiring
membership to be included on tender
lists. This demonstrates the confederation
is held in high regard in the region by both
members and client groups
The region welcomed three new members
and recommended eight applications at the
September meeting.
Jason Marshall (SHS Scaf fol ding)
accepted nomination to be the chairman
next year.
Midlands

Under the chairmanship of
Mick Sliney (SGB Project
Services) the Midlands
region had three very
well attended meetings
in Sutton Coldfield.
The regi on i s wel l
represented on NASC
standi ng commi ttees
which has resulted in very positive
discussions at the meetings and feedback
to the committees.
At the meeting in May, a presentation
was given on how the review of TG20 was
progressing which resulted in a very healthy
debate.
Members f ul l y agreed wi th the
confederations decision to stipulate
a minimum percentage of operatives
should be employed with Scaffolder or
Advanced CISRS cards while retaining the
requirement for a minimum 75% CISRS
carded workforce.
Concern had been raised regarding the
delays in members in the region being
audited by the confederation and members
were very pleased that two new auditors
had been appointed to address this.

Alan Lilley (Commercial
Scaf fol di ng Ltd) was
the chairman for his
fourth year and Steven
Fearnehough (Crossway
Scaffolding (Elland) Ltd)
accepted nomination to
be chairman in 2009.
A very good working
relationship has developed with the Health
and Safety Executive (HSE) in the area. The
HSE has been represented at each of the
regional meetings.
HSE in South Yorkshire had organised
a Safe Scaffolding Seminar in 11 March
2008 in Barnsley. This was aimed at non-
regulated contractors and confederation
members were asked to advise the HSE of
any such contractors they thought would
benefit from attending the seminar.
A protocol for scaffolding contractors
was established by Liverpool City Council
in conjunction with the HSE. This requires
the scaffolding contractor to demonstrate
various elements of the scaffold design
and have a competent workforce. A
similar initiative is expected to be released
by Sheffield City Council in the near future
and is being considered by other councils
in the region.
The well-attended meetings took place in
Merseyside, Durham and Barnsley.
Scotland and Northern Ireland

Under the chairmanship
of Ian Wilson (Layher Ltd)
the region held meetings
in Glasgow, Edinburgh
and Perth. Ronnie Martin
(SGB Project Services) has
accepted a nomination to
be chairman for next year.
Members were delighted
that Brian Houston was awarded an MBE
for services to the construction industry.
There have been significant changes to
the construction industry in Scotland over
the past year. The Scottish Government
launched Scottish Futures Trust which is
going to be the funding vehicle for public
contacts in the future.
Skills Development Scotland was also
launched by the Scottish Government. It is
Scotlands new skills body which brought
together four partner organisations to drive
forward real, positive and sustained change
in Scotlands skills performance.
On 2 September, Maureen Watt MSP,
Minister for Schools and Skills officially
opened the new 3.8 million National
Construction College (NCC) centre at
Inchinnan. The centre is also the Scottish
headquarters of ConstructionSkills. It has
a 1,200 sq m scaffolding facility, the largest
facility of its kind in Scotland which is a
response to the boom in both the domestic
and offshore markets.
Hertford Regional College
NASC Member: Rotor Scaffolding
Services Ltd
Main Contractor: Morgan Ashurst
R
otor Scaffolding Services was
appointed the scaffold contractor for
the 23 million upgrade of Hertford
Regional College in Broxbourne. Principal
contractor Morgan Ashurst is building a
four-storey main teaching block for a
range of subjects including performing
arts, sciences, IT and catering.
The contractor has already refurbished a
two-storey building, to provide workshops
and teaching rooms for carpentry, joinery,
brickwork, painting and decorating. The
refurbishment involved stripping the
building back to its main frame, re-cladding
it and adding a mezzanine floor.
It also completed the conversion of a
two-storey brick and steel frame building
into a sports centre, demolished all
existing buildings and carried out external
works and car parking.
Morgan Ashurst has a long standing
relationship with Rotor Scaffolding and
welcomes the appointment of managing
director Bob Whincap as incoming
president of the NASC.
We are delighted that he has been
appointed president of the NASC, says
Paul Collen project manager for the
principal contractor. It means we will
be working alongside one of the most
respected experts in the industry, who
shares our view that health and safety is
an absolute priority.
He and the team at Rotor Scaffolding
Services always work hard to maintain
excellent communication with Morgan
Ashurst on its sites. They are always
willing to go the extra mile to get the job
done well.
Rotor Scaf folding, which has 30
employees, has been a member of NASC
for 21 years. Mr Whincap believes the
membership has much to offer. Members
have the opportunity to make their views
known about the issues that affect
them, he says. In other words, it gives
scaffolders the chance to influence what
happens within their industry.
Health and safety is a priority and Mr
Whincap takes no chances. The job
at Hertford Regional College has been
very straightforward. We reviewed the
requirements in detail before we started
and all has gone to plan.
Most scaffolding jobs are very repetitive
in nature and that is where the danger lies,
as there is a risk of becoming complacent.
That is why it is vital for everything to
be closely supervised and thoroughly
checked every day.
Mr Whincap prefers a simple but
effective method to protect his workers.
We use the step system, where we put a
small aluminium frame over the handrail,
the scaffolder then steps on that and fixes
the handrail to the next level up.
I much prefer this system, as you are
in effect putting up the scaffolding as you
go along.
Taking steps in the right direction
Health and safety is
a priority and we take
no chances
Project News
Full coverage
for a Town Hall
Small but
mighty team
Launceston Town Hall
NASC Member: Apex
Scaffolding (Exeter) Ltd
Main Contractor: J&E Regan
A
pex Scaf f ol di ng
(Exeter) was employed
for the re-roofing of
Launceston Town Hall.
It was a techni cal l y
demanding roof construction
and although not unique
in scaf folding terms, it
represented a substantial
investment in the Haki
system, chosen for its health
and safety advantages.
A member for 14 years,
Apex says the NASC
promotes professionalism,
whi ch i s hel pful when
working with big companies.
It also praises its safety and
technical guidance.
Glen Orchy Parish Church
NASC Member:
AOM Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: Laing
Traditional Masonry Ltd
A
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NASC membership. It has a
staff of three scaffolders, one
scaffolding labourer and one
administrator.
In November last year, it
erected scaffold at Glen Orchy
Parish church in Dalmally,
Argyll. Twenty years ago the
tower had its decaying lime
render removed as it failed
to keep out the west coast
weather.
It took three scaffolders and
two trainees eight days during
some of the worst weather
conditions in recent years
to erect the scaffold which
comprised nine lifts six of
them had to be suspended
over the lower roof of the
church.
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Bridge over
troubled water
Sea deep,
sky high
Shugborough Viaduct
NASC Member: JFE Attridge Scaffolding Services Co Ltd
Main Contractor: Network Rail
L
ogistically, the Shugborough viaduct posed some
very difficult problems for subcontractor JFE Attridge
Scaffolding Services. There was no access for vehicles
within 100 m of the viaduct as the area is prone to flooding
with the River Trent being fast flowing.
The firms experience from similar projects meant consultation
with the main contractor, Network Rail, and the Environmental
Authority went smoothly and the proposed scaffold scheme
was agreed. The timescale was critical no additional closures
of the rail line could be arranged as the viaduct carried the
West Coast Mainline.
The previous summer had resulted in the highest recorded
water level so the scaffold had to be able to be part dismantled
in the event of adverse weather and higher than expected flood
waters. The complex scaffold design was only approved after
pull-out tests were carried out to confirm the viaducts stonework
could achieve the loadings required.
Each parapet scaffold comprised two pairs of 40 m-long lattice
beams that were supported off the existing structures cutwaters.
The beams had to be fixed together and positioned into place
manually. No support could be taken from the river bed.
The working platforms under each arch were bolted back to
the pier walls. Every anchor into the stone had a pull-out test.
The scaffold was made up of 24 12 m long beams laced and
braced together. The height of the beams was exact. They had
to be positioned above the highest expected high water level
but low enough to enable the repairs to be carried out.
JFE Attridge, a member for 10 years, says the NASC is at the
forefront of any changes in legislation.
Heathrow Travelodge hotel
NASC Member: Archway Services plc
Main Contractor: George & Harding Ltd
A
ware that this was a groundbreaking project when
Archway Services plc pitched for the 307-room
Heathrow Travelodge hotel it decided to bring something
extraordinary to the project. Creativity proved right and the
contract was won against an unregulated competitor.
The Heathrow Travelodge hotel is constructed of sea
containers. While this may sound odd, its an economical method
of construction. Its also environmentally sound: when the hotel
eventually reaches the end of its natural life or requires demolition,
the containers that comprise its skeleton can be recycled.
Significantly, it also ensured the Travelodge was built in
much less than half the time required to build a conventionally
designed hotel.
The specialist contractor used the Layher modular system
for this intriguing project. Mel Archer of Archway Services says:
When compared to conventional tube and fittings scaffold-
ing, the Layher system compares very favourably in terms of
safety, ease of assembly and strength, whilst conforming in all
aspects to the new British Standard BS EN 12811:1.
Archway Services is a longstanding member of the NASC. It
says the NASC has been the principal representative employers
organisation for the UK access and scaffolding industry for
more than 60 years.
This project was won against an
unregulated competitor
Project News
Selfridges, Oxford St
NASC Member: Benchmark Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: Selfridges
O
xford Streets retail flagship,
Selfridges, has been through
a dramati c transformati on.
Benchmark Scaffolding was asked by the
store to produce a scheme that would
enable high-level parapet repairs to be
carried out in all areas whilst keeping the
ground floor completely clear at all times
and maintaining minimum light reduction
through the first to third floors.
The scaffold, intended to support
sections of the stone cornice of up to 12
kN in weight, was trussed from the stone
ledge at the base of the columns 5.5 m
above the pavement and extended up to
a total height of 24.5 m.
The main deck was double boarded
with 18 mm ply overlay up to 2 m-wide
and included a lifting rail for the removal of
sections of cornice which are then moved
around on trolleys to gantry positions.
The structure included side sheeting to
encapsulate the working area.
20 Gracechurch St, London
NASC Member: Brogan Group
Main Contractor: HBG UK
T
he redevelopment of 20 Gracechurch
Street is a joint venture between
Morley Fund Management and Atlas
Capital for the redevelopment of the old
Barclays Bank HQ over 19 storeys.
It is one of the Citys largest office
development sites, being refurbished
under a 50 million contract by one of
Britains largest contractors, HBG UK.
Initially, Brogan Group erected a full
heavy-duty pavement protection gantry
spanning the public footpath and partially
cantilevered over the roadway to the site
perimeter. The gantry comprised Cuplok
system scaffold with fork-heads to carry
primary steels.
Larger steels were erected off the primary
steels to form a cantilevered deck with a
central section steel bridge spanning 7 m
to maintain a public passage. For the roof
glass replacement, a temporary roof was
erected over the barrel roof, off narrow-
width independent scaffolds.
Internal access was provided for the
replacement works to the mechanical
and electrical services from the seventh
floor upwards and for the new suspended
ceilings and raised access floors installed
throughout, with space rationalised to
provide large and flexible open plan office
floor plates.
A fully boarded Cuplok access scaffold
was then erected off the steel pavement
gantry to the entire 16,180 sq m area from
level one to level six.
The scaffold was required for the
complete replacement of the cladding from
ground to third floor for the introduction of
retail units. It provided working platforms
with adjustable cantilevered inner boards
and support for the large glazing sections
fitted and for the 6,000 sq m of Portland
stone fixed to the building facades
designed as a series of solid stone blocks
from which the windows are carved.
Brogan Group has been an NASC
member for over ten years and lists its
benefits as: highlighting the fact it is a
reputable company meeting industry
standards and regulations, and access
to the website for news and information.
The specialist contractor has also
recei ved numerous enquiri es from
prospective clients through the NASC.
Business as usual for flagship store
Up 19 floors in the heart of the city
Project News
Victoria Buildings, Liverpool
NASC Member: Cheshire Scaffolds Ltd
Main Contractor: Kier North West
C
heshire Scaffolds was asked to
provide a fully boarded independent
scaffold for refurbishment works to
the listed Victoria Buildings in Liverpool.
The work i ncorporated vari ous
challenges, which were highlighted at an
early stage: ground level tunnel allowing
public access underneath the working
area; design challenges at high level
(32 m); scaffold erected off roofs; pre-
fabricated beams anchored to existing
buildings structures; and limited access
due to site geography.
Despite these issues, the venture was
a success resulting in it being used as
a nationwide benchmark project for the
main contractor, to train up to 60 of its
senior management team in scaffolding
best practice.
Independent safety consultant Mark
Clark, who is managing director of Clark
Consulting and advisor to the HSE on
scaffolding and access, ran inspection
courses using this project as an example.
Cheshire Scaffolds has been an NASC
member for 13 years and says this has
proved beneficial to the 5.3 million
turnover company. It says that many of
the larger contractors for whom it is now
working insist upon NASC membership.
In fact, for the Victoria Buildings
contract, Cheshi re Scaf fol ds was
ori gi nal l y competi ng agai nst non-
regulated companies and believes NASC
membership provided the advantage.
Listed as an example project
Many of the larger
contractors insist upon
NASC membership
Project News
Now you see it,
now you dont
The tallest
timber frame
Harrods, Brompton Rd
NASC Member: Coventry Scaffolding Co (London) Ltd
Main Contractor: Stonewest
C
oventry Scaffolding was asked again to provide the
access scaffolding to allow the famous facade of
London store Harrods to be cleaned, and yet to some
passers by, they probably wouldnt even know the scaffolding
was there.
Following the work it did there in the mid 1990s to all the
elevations, Coventrys expertise in this area was called into
place to erect scaffolding over arguably the busiest stretch of
pavement in the world. Once fully erected, the scaffold was
strategically covered in a printed sheet depicting the front of
the famous store, leaving some people totally unaware of what
was actually going on behind.
In fact, behind the scenes, Croydon-based stone cleaning
and restoration specialist Stonewest was carrying out major
repairs to the terracotta, replacing the lighting system and
cleaning the front of the store.
One of the trickiest parts of erecting this type of scaffold was
during the early stage. Due to the high density of pedestrian traffic,
all the low level gantry works had to be carried out in the middle
of the night. Coventry had a team of scaffolders working after
dark to complete sections of gantry. Once fully erect, the flush
scaffold was sheeted on a unique scale to provide a stunning
visual effect.
Coventry Scaffolding has been a member of the NASC for
over 40 years.
Apartment block, Murray Grove, North London
NASC Member: Connect Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: Telford Homes
T
he creation of a nine-storey residential block by Telford
Homes has not only featured innovative methods of
construction, but has also called for highly-efficient, fast
access at every level.
This is a requirement which has been fully met by Connect
Scaffolding, who have kept pace with a construction
programme. And, because it has used a pre-fabricated design,
has moved ahead far more quickly than conventional building
methods.
Claimed to be the tallest modern timber residential building in
the world at 28 m, Murray Grove is based on a cross-laminated
structure produced by Austrian manufacturer KLH, using only
timber from ecological, economical and socially responsible
forests.
Oliver Cave, director of Connect, says: The speed of this
type of construction means that it is vital that the access
scaffolding is installed to keep pace with the construction
particularly as it has to match the delivery programme for the
pre-fabricated panels.
We utilised Layhers Allround modular system for the facade,
installed in 2 m lifts, which allowed scaffold access to stay
approximately one storey ahead of the construction work.
The overall project has taken just nine weeks to complete,
which meant we had to complete access to one floor level
every seven days, he adds.
Project News
Wellington Monument, Somerset
NASC Member: Denholm Industrial
Services Ltd
Main Contractor: National Trust
A
54 m-high monument sits on the
highest point of the Blackdown Hills
above the town of Wellington. It was
built in honour of the Duke of Wellington,
the first stone being laid in 1817 up to
completion in 1892.
Denholm Industrial Services (Scaffolding
Division) was awarded the contract by the
National Trust. It had to erect a designed
scaffold which would provide the access
to the three faces of the monument so that
surveyors and stone masons could carry
out a detailed investigation of the stone
cladding and the structure underneath.
The key requirement of the design
was that the scaffold would not impose
undue loading onto the monument taking
into account the location of the site which
experiences high winds.
Also required was a hoist capable of
carrying goods and passengers. The loads
from the hoist were carried by structural
ring beams inserted into the scaffold every
third lift.
It was decided to erect the scaffold
in two phases; initially the scaffold was
taken up to 24 m above ground level. This
allowed the National Trust and its survey
team to establish the condition of the
bottom section of the monument and to
determine if the scaffold could be erected
to the higher level without affecting the
structural stability of the monument.
Denholm continued with the erection of
the scaffold to a height of 42 m, allowing
a detailed inspection of the upper part of
the monument.
A member of the NASC for over 20 years,
Denholm says clients are increasingly
specifying that their scaffold suppliers
should have NASC membership.
Bentalls, Kingston-upon-Thames
NASC Member: EA Scaffolding
Services Ltd
Main Contractor: Ellmer Construction
E
A Scaffolding Services engineers
was tasked with a challenging
project: designing a series of
heavy duty beam bridges to span a
20 m void on the fifth floor level of the
Bentalls department store in Kingston-
upon-Thames.
Aesthetics were also a consideration
as the client did not want a mass of
scaffolding to carry out the works.
Bridges were required to support a
12 m span rolling overhead gantry to lift
an eight tonne escalator through the void
and up into position on the fifth floor.
The design team experienced further
problems due to limited space for
constructing the support towers and
the fact that the main floor beams were
set back 3 m from the floor void internal
perimeter.
One director from Bentalls commented
that the store had seen an increase in
shoppers since the structure had been
built.
Monumental construction
A spectacle for shoppers
Clients specify that their
scaffold suppliers should
be NASC members
Project News
Roundhouse
resurrection
Sturdy support
for a fast build
Roundhouse, Derby College
NASC Member: IBN Scaffolding Access Ltd
Main Contractor: Bowmer & Kirkland
B
uilt in 1839, the Roundhouse was used to repair railway
engines and cranes for more than 120 years, employing
thousands and inscribing Derby into railway history.
It was designed using 16 perimeter brick walls covered by a
timber roof, while inside, a circular colonnade of 16 cast iron
columns supported the roofs elaborate truss system.
Contractor Bowmer & Kirkland won the 42 million contract
to restore 11,796 sq m of disused buildings and build 8,888 sq
m of new accommodation.
IBN Scaffold Access worked with Bowmer & Kirkland to
design an initial package to build scaffolds throughout the
building to support the dilapidated floors and roofs to make
the building stable and provide safe access for surveyors,
engineers and specialist cleaning teams to complete initial
investigation and enabling works.
During this period, IBN and the main contractor considered
all aspects of the works required to provide a scaffold and
access package for such a complicated historical building
project.
Eight months after completion of the enabling works, IBN
commenced work, providing external access scaffolds to
all existing buildings, the internal supports were then linked
together to form birdcage/protection decks for the access and
repair. In addition to these works, a full scaffold was provided
to the new campus building also erected on site.
A member of NASC for over five years, IBN says membership
gives credibility and provides prioritisation from large contractors
for projects.
Thames Valley Development Programme, Dartford
NASC Member: Fast Fix Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: Taylor Wimpey
F
ast Fix Scaffolding has worked on an extensive timber frame
and block construction that is seeing 1,300 residential
units for both the private and housing association sectors
built by Taylor Wimpey in Dartford.
Part of the Thames Valley Development programme, The
Bridge site comprises a blend of two and three storey town
houses as well as four and five storey apartment blocks.
Danny Hall, managing director of Fast Fix Scaffolding,
highlights the importance of speed of erection at the site. He
says: A typical four-storey block can proceed from scaffold
installation to a dry structure within just two weeks, so the
need for the access system to follow this pace of construction
is vital.
Fast Fix Scaffolding has made use of Layher equipment
to provide rapid and easy movement of workers
between up to 10 lifts, while clear walkways have been created
throughout the structure.
The use of other key elements including metal decking, hop-
up brackets and a special timber frame extension bracket
designed jointly by Fast Fix Scaffolding and Layher for this site
have also helped Mr Hall and his team meet the wide range
of access requirements at the location.
The commitment of Fast Fix Scaffolding to providing the
level of service required for contracts such as this one has
seen the organisation focus heavily on the development and
training of its operatives.
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NASC Member: K Services Scaffold and
Access
Main Contractor: Inspace Partnerships
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has been involved in a 25 million
redevelopment scheme which will
see the creation of 270 luxury units on
a site that was formerly used by Milton
Keynes United football club.
Awarded the scaffolding contract by
Inspace Partnerships, the Wolverton site is
bordered by the Euston to Glasgow mainline
railway on one side and the Grand Union
canal on the other.
Both features meant special operating
procedures had to be discussed and
agreed with the relevant authorities and
implemented before work could commence.
A full-time foreman was deemed to be an
essential requisite to ensure that scaffolding
work continued safely and on schedule.
Constructed in two stylish apartment
zones, the highest point, 28 m, needed 14
lifts to complete. Working, on occasions,
only 2 m outside the no-go zone agreed
with the railway, operating procedures
had to be strictly adhered to, and on the
side bordering the canal, care had to be
taken not to impede the busy towpath a
protective fan had to be constructed.
The project is due for completion in
Autumn 2008. In all, the company estimates
that the project has required 20,000 m of
scaffolding boards, 160,000 m of tubes and
nearly 100,000 fittings.
K Services Scaffold and Access says
the fact some companies only employ
NASC members is a reason to renew their
membership after four years.
Between railside and canalside
Some companies will only
employ NASC members
Project News
This new innovative system enhances scaffolding, by replacing
several traditional components with the Combisafe Steel Mesh
Barrier (SMB) and the SMB Coupler.
The SMB provides the performace of the traditional guardrails and
the containment of a brickguard, as well as eliminating the need
to t a separate toeboard, and all secured to the standards with a
single xing.
Features and Benets:
Complies to EN 12811 and EN 13374
Quick and easy to erect
Single SMB provides performance equal to 2 guardrails,
toeboard and brickguard
Single coupler xing
Cost effective allows greater volume of existing scaffolding
Improved protability due to fewer more exible and
robust components
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The magnificent Severn

Severn Bridge
NASC Member: Lyndon Scaffolding plc
Main Contractor: Laing ORourke
L
yndon Scaffolding has been in the
business for four decades and has
600 employees, based at depots
in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh and
Manchester.
The company prides itself on its
approach to quality and customer
service, as regional director Tony Mobey
says: We get the work because of our
high safety standards and commitment
to doing the job exactly as the client
wants it.
A member of NASC for 12 years, Mr
Mobey believes this helps Lyndon win
new business. One of the benefits
of joining is being recognised as a
member of the national association for
our industry, he says. This allows us
to work with the best contractors and
clients.
The Lyndon Scaffolding team are
working on a major project at the Severn
Bridge, as subcontractor to Laing
ORourke. The job involves providing a
safe means of access for maintenance
work, including replacement of the
cable collars and re-painting of the
underside of the bridge.
The weather has proved to be
a chal l enge. To carry out the
maintenance, we are working at a
height of 142 m above the water, says
Mr Mobey. This means that if there
is the slightest bit of wind, we have to
down tools and stop working.
We do a wind test every day, but the
height we are working at is our biggest
risk factor. Most of the time when you
are working above water, you would
use a safety boat, but that would be
no use at this height, so our main focus
is preventing any possibility whatsoever
of a fall.
The re-painting element of the
contract involves a full miles worth of
scaffolding, which is gradually being
moved from one end of the bridge to
the other, as each individual section is
completed. The size and complexity
of the job means that it takes about a
week to paint a section at a time.
NASC membership allows
us to work with the best
contractors and clients

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Iconic paint job
Jaguar/Land Rover manufacturing plant, Solihull
NASC Member: Scaffold Erection Services Ltd
Main Contractor: Land Rover
W
hen Scaffold Erection Services (SES) decided to start
using the Haki system scaffold for some of its projects,
it never envisaged it would be for Jaguar/Land Rovers
manufacturing plant in Solihull.
SES was tasked with designing and supplying a temporary
storage facility for over 3,000 Range Rover door panels that
were required to keep the production line going whilst the
enormous site presses were out of use.
Due to the inherent large bulk area required using existing
storage methods (approximately 5,000 sq m), the temporary
stockpile was previously having to be relocated off-site at a
temporary storage facility and brought back piecemeal as
required by production.
However, working together with Hakis in-house design
team, SES were able to utilise the robust characteristics and
flexibility of the Haki system scaffold to provide an innovative
scheme where 30 door panels could be stored either side
of a single 3 m bay. This enabled the door panels to be
stored in an area on-site less than 1,000 sq m in size.
This not only reduced the overall project costs normally
incurred by Jaguar/Land Rover when the dyes need to be
modified, it also saved the production team hundreds of man
hours normally required when locating the panels to and from
the production line.
Tower Bridge, London
NASC Member: Pyeroy Scaffolding
Main Contractor: City of London Corporation

T
he expanding industrial services company, Pyeroy Group,
has been awarded contracts to refurbish two of Londons
most famous bridges, worth a combined 7 million.
The four year contracts will see the Gateshead-based firm
supply scaffolding and carry out the re-painting of the world
famous Tower Bridge and its near neighbour Southwark Bridge
for the City of London Corporation.
The move is part of the City of London Corporations plans
to refurbish landmark structures and key gateways to the City
and the award reflects Pyeroys successful track record on
other major bridge contracts.
This specialist refurbishment programme for Tower Bridge
will see a team of Pyeroy contractors scaffold, grit blast and
fully re-paint the iconic 244 m-long structure, which was
originally built in 1894.
Further upstream, work is already underway by Pyeroy on
the refurbishment programme for Southwark Bridge, which
features five steel arches supported by turreted piers.
Special measures, adopted as part of the central London
location, include delivering scaffold stock at night to minimise
traffic delays, the provision of full containment sheeting to
control debris and other matter from the blasting of the old
paint and to provide environmental containment to enable the
new paint to be fully applied in accordance with manufacturers
specifications.
Brendan Fitzsimons, director of Pyeroys industrial division,
says: Working over water provides its own unique set of
difficulties.
However, the expertise and knowledge we are able to
bring because of working on projects like the Forth Rail Bridge
ensures that we really appreciate and understand whats
involved and can therefore design and deliver real added value
solutions.
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Earls Court tube station, London
NASC Member: SGB Project Services
Main Contractor: Metronet Rail

S
GB Project Services was appointed
by Metronet Rail to supply and install
a major access and protection deck
at Earls Court Underground station, part of
a 17 bn 30-year PPP investment in trains,
signalling, track, tunnels and bridges.
Metronet is responsible for renewing two-
thirds of the Tube. Plans for the upgrade at
Earls Court involve the refurbishment of the
train shed roof, including replacement of
the existing timber boarding and glazing.
Metronet has worked closely with SGB
to ensure the access and protection deck
incorporate high specification products
for maximum ef ficiency, aiding the
complicated installation of the new roof,
and maximising safety for those using and
travelling around the station.
To allow the refurbishment of the
large Victorian roof over the District Line
platforms, SGB Project Services designed
and installed a sophisticated access and
protection structure spanning all four
tracks and platforms.
Formwork Mark II soldier beams were
used to create compact supporting
piers on the platforms. These supported
steel beam sections, from which high-
performance aluminium beams span the
tracks, support a high strength deck on
which work on the roof can be done.
SGB products used on the project will
remain on site until the end of the two-
phase project, which promises to make
the station safer and more accessible,
improving congestion whilst sensitively
re-creating the stations historic features.
A founder member of the NASC, SGB
shares its objective to achieve the highest
levels of safety and performance.
Greenhithe Underpass, Kent
NASC Member: Tone Scaffolding
Services Ltd
Main Contractor: Birse Civils
A
Government regional planning
guidance published in 1995
identified Kent Thameside as a
national focal point for regeneration and
a growth area of regional significance.
With 30,000 new homes, 15 million
sq ft of new commercial buildings and
new shopping centres creating 50,000
new jobs, it was recognised that this
sort of development could not happen if
everyone used a car for local journeys.
Fastrack is the new public transport
system in Kent Thameside. Express
routes are being built on which only
Fastrack services will be allowed to run.
The Greenhithe Underpass is part of that
route.
Tone Scaffolding Services design
office produced the design to meet
the demands of the main contractor,
the carpenters and the steel fixers
involved in the Underpass. Heavy duty
scaffolding was required, sufficient to
take the weight of 2,800 tonnes.
Going underground
Expressing strong support
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Bridges Wharf, Battersea, London
NASC Member: Trad Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: Weston Homes
S
caffold design and innovation have
been key factors in the work done
by Trad Scaffolding on the banks of
the Thames in Battersea.
The Bridges Wharf project, being
developed by Weston Homes to provide
residential, commercial and hotel facilities,
comprises three separate buildings none
of which follows a conventional layout.
The access requirements that Trad
had fulfilled address key construction
considerations, including meeting the
curves and radiuses of the building
outlines, while still providing multi-level
access via the use of purpose-designed
common hoist towers.
The positioning of scaffold materials
during construction was achieved by
the use of loading bays at progressive
elevations, which provide clear platforms
for craned material.
A modern approach from Trad
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M8 Whitecart Viaduct, Glasgow
NASC Member: Turner Access Ltd
Main Contractor: Amey L G Ltd
T
urner Access, using its bridge access
system Safespan, has installed its
cable suspended platform technology
on another important road bridge, under
the M8 in Glasgow.
The scaffolding provides a large,
continuous, safe working platform to
facilitate multi-operations to be carried out
at the same time, and has been used to
complete the span over a major estuary
of the river Clyde. The platform allows for
access to be provided to the underside of
the bridge at all times.
The platform is installed between
two large birdcage scaffolds, which the
company has also erected around the piers
on either side of the river on this 822 m long
bridge which is situated just in front of the
main Glasgow Airport terminal.
Jim Church, health and safety manager

for Turner Access, says: Our erection
procedures ensure that our installers are
at no time exposed to the leading edge
and the risk of fall.
This meets with our company policy to
adopt techniques which are at the forefront
of fall elimination in the access industry.
Turner Access has pioneered the erection
of scaffolds adopting new methodology
and equipment which provides collective
protection throughout the process, thereby
eliminating mitigation measures such as
harnesses.
The use of harnesses was eliminated
throughout the assembly of the 20 m high
scaffolds under the M8 on the Whitecart
Viaduct.
Turner, an NASC member for 15 years,
competed for this contract against non-
regulated companies.
Innovation that puts safety first
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Henry VIII goes to the scaffold
Hampton Court Palace, London
NASC Member: Unique Scaffolding Ltd
Main Contractor: David Ball Restorations
S
outh London-based company
Unique Scaffolding was contracted
by speci al i st fi rm Davi d Bal l
Restorations to erect a free standing
scaffold on the Anne Boleyn Gate Tower
at Hampton Court Palace.
The client, Historic Royal Palaces, was
keen to have a rather special member of
the Royal Family in attendance during the
works a 24 m-high effigy of King Henry
VIII, which was printed on a heavy-duty
tarpaulin and fixed to the west face of the
scaffold.
The imposing sight of this famous
monarch was an instant hit with visitors
to the Palace, but the real work of art was
the complex structure erected to carry
not only His Royal Highness, but also to
provide access scaffolds and a temporary
roof over the building.
The 34 m high scaffold was erected
entirely free standing of the building, and
was bridged over the adjoining wings
and the large cupola at high level. Lifting
structures were installed at the rear for
removal of the Astronomical Clock dials,
and above the cupola for removal of the
one-tonne bell housed within the tower.
Around 100 tonnes of concrete blocks
were required to be placed on the base
of the scaffold as kentledge, and Unique
Scaffolding chose to use Van Thiels Tube
Lock system to deal with the enormous
wind loads imposed on the structure.
Work commenced in August 2007 and
was completed in May 2008.
Unique Scaffolding has a staff of 30 and
has been an NASC member for nine years.
It says membership means it is kept up to
date on news and market trends. It is also
able to sit on committees and join a group
insurance scheme.
Notably, for this Hampton Court project,
only NASC members were requested to
tender.
Only NASC members were
requested for this project
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Why join the NASC?
B
eing an NASC Full Member
provides a number of benefits
including access to an unrivalled
range of services:
attendance at NASC regional
meetings, AGM and circulation of
relevant papers
use of NASC member services
opportunity to attend NASC events
and NASC Dinner Dance
circulation of NASC newsletters,
literature and mail shots
opportunity to participate in the
work of NASC standing committees
one free printed set of all NASC
guidance notes
50% discount on NASC publication
prices
certificate of NASC membership
inclusion of company details in
NASC annual yearbook and NASC
website
use of NASC logo on company
literature and advertisements etc
access to Full Members
secure area of www.nasc.org.uk
including free downloads of NASC
publications
Technical Support and Advice

UK and European standards advice
Technical advisory services
Employment Advice
Wage rates and conditions of
employment
Disciplinary, dismissal and
redundancy procedures
Regular bulletins with articles and
developments in employment law
Health and Safety Advice

Guidance on preparation of company
health and safety policy statements
Advice on risk assessment
Seminars, publications, meetings
Safety advisory services
Legal Advice
NASC members can obtain initial free
legal advice from specialist construction
solicitor Wedlake Bell, based in central
London. Legal services provided include
advice in key areas such as construction,
project financing, property, employment,
corporate and commercial law, insurance,
commercial litigation, arbitration, mergers
and acquisitions, banking and financial
services.
The Wedlake Bell construction team
is involved in both contentious and non-
contentious construction work, advising all
sectors of the construction and engineering
industry and in particular specialist
subcontractors. Many years experience
has enabled the team to develop a close
understanding of the specialist sector of
the construction industry.
Wedl ake Bel l can gi ve advi ce
regarding:
subcontracts
litigation and arbitration disputes
health and safety regulations
collateral warranties
preparation of claims and
settlements
urgent legal problems arising on site
main contractor and employer
philosophies and tactics
For further information, contact Wedlake
Bell on 020 7395 3000.
Other Benefits
Membership of Access Industry
Forum (AIF), the umbrella
organisation for the UK access
industry
Sharing of relevant information with
affiliated organisations
Technical involvement (through BSI)
Training the NASC works closely
with ConstructionSkills and
manages the Construction Industry
Scaffolders Record Scheme
(CISRS)
Relationships with other
construction industry bodies (HSE,
Major Contractors Group etc)
Security the NASC promotes
awareness of security issues in
the industry liaising with security
officers and the police
Code of Conduct ensures the
highest standards of workmanship,
integrity and courtesy
NASC works closely with YELL
which provides a designated box in
Yellow Pages for NASC members
advertising. (All adverts are verified
with the NASC to ensure that only
NASC members advertise)
Insurance scheme provided through
Kerry London
Types of NASC Membership
Membership of the NASC is split into two
distinct categories:

NASC Full Membership
Full Membership is open to all bona fide
access and scaffolding companies in the
UK.
Full Contracting Membership is open
to all companies where access and
scaffolding constitutes a significant
element of their business or who carry out
contract work for erection and dismantling
of scaffolding.
Non Contracting Full Membership of the
NASC is restricted to companies which
are wholly engaged in the hire, sale and
manufacturing of access and scaffolding
and associated products.
There are almost 200 NASC Full Member
companies.
NASC Information Membership
Applications for Information membership
are approved by the NASC officers in
cases where bona fide companies fit
the description of service providers to
the access and scaffolding industry
(e.g. training providers, health and safety
consultants, insurance, security and
contractual expertise etc).
There are currently nearly 50 NASC
Information Member companies.
With almost 200 full member companies, the National Access and Scaffolding
Confederation is committed to providing an array of benefits and services
Membership
Millcroft Services Plc | Salutation House | 1 Salutation Road | Greenwich | London SE10 0AT | T. 020 8305 1988 | F.020 8305 1986 | E. sales@millcroft.co.uk
Millcroft Scaffolding have been at the leading
edge of scaffold supply in the South East and
nationwide for over 25 years. We are highly
dedicated to Health and Safety and strive to
deliver access solutions tailor made to our
clients requirements. We have carried a wealth
of experience in both private and public sector
work from dangerous structures to Network Rail,
DLR and London Underground project. A highly
trained workforce are of the best Health and
Safety records in the industry.
Supreme Courts of Justice, Parliament Square
Dedicated to Health and Safety
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Membership Criteria
a) Trading: The applicant has to have been trading for
2 years and needs to be able to produce evidence of audited
trading accounts as prepared by the company accountants/
auditors for the period.
b) VAT: The applicant must be VAT registered.
c) Insurance: The applicant must hold adequate levels of
insurance appropriate to the activities of the business which
includes a minimum Public Liability of 5 million and
Employers Liability of 10 million.
d) Employment: The applicant must be able to show that
all management and supervision are directly employed. A
minimum of 75% of all yard and site operatives must be
directly employed as a condition of membership.
e) Training: The NASC is committed to the full registration
of site employees under the CISRS scheme. Applicants
must be able to produce records and evidence of previously
completed training to meet the following minimum
requirements:
75% of the scaffolding workforce must hold a current

CISRS card. This includes Scaffolding Labourers,
Trainee Scaffolders, Scaffolders and Advanced
Scaffolders either PAYE or Subcontract.
50% of the scaffolding workforce (excluding Yard

Staff and Drivers) must hold either a Scaffolder or
Advanced Scaffolder card.
All applicants must demonstrate their commitment

to the continued training and development of the
workforce and provide evidence to support this.
f) CITB/CSkills (Construction Skills): The applicant must
be registered with CITB/CSkills for levy purposes.
g) Health and Safety: The applicant must:
Provide a satisfactory Health & Safety policy that

meets current Health & Safety legislation.
Provide evidence of a satisfactory Health & Safety

management system.
Agree to complete the NASC annual accident return.

h) Audit: The applicant must complete the NASC biennial
membership audit.
i) Security: The applicant must ensure that all scaffolding
plant and equipment which it owns or uses is clearly
identifiable. NASC members are expected to be actively
involved in crime prevention and should report all thefts of
scaffolding plant and equipment to the NASC and the police.
j) Meeting Attendance: The applicant must be
represented by a senior member of staff at a minimum of
one NASC regional meeting per year, preferably more
(each attendance to be no greater than a year apart). The
applicant must be prepared to nominate a representative to
participate in NASC standing committees e.g. training,
health and safety, technical, contractual, and security.
k) Construction Industry Joint Council (CIJC): Members
shall operate terms and conditions of employment in
accordance with agreements reached from time to time by
the Construction Industry Joint Council or its successors, or
equivalent terms and conditions, as a minimum requirement.
l) Code of Conduct: Applicants must be prepared to
abide by the NASC Code of Conduct and the NASC Bye
Laws and Rules.
m) Management & Supervision: The applicant must
provide evidence of how the company manages and
supervises its workforce effectively (this must include actual
documented evidence of ongoing supervision records).
NASC, 4TH FLOOR, 12 BRIDEWELL PLACE, LONDON EC4V 6AP
TEL: 020 7822 7400 FAX: 020 7822 7401 enquiries@nasc.org.uk www.nasc.org.uk
NASC membership is open to all bona fide access and scaffolding companies in the UK.
Full membership is open to all companies where access and scaffolding constitutes a significant element of their business.
Non Contracting full membership of the NASC is restricted to companies which are wholly engaged in the hire, sale, and
manufacturing of access and scaffolding and associated products. It excludes companies who also carry out erection and
dismantling work.
In order to become a member an applicant has to meet the following criteria:
August 2008
Code of Practice for the Hire,
Sale and Use of System Scaffolds
BACKGROUND
There is no authority or organisation that licences or approves
independent scaffold systems in the UK and it is therefore appropriate
that the NASC provides a Code of Practice.
This document has been drafted in response to concerns at the
increasing trend towards the manufacturing and importation of products
that are visually similar to an original version but may not have been
designed and manufactured to the same specification.
It is felt to be an important principle that, where an alternative version
of an original system is to be supplied in the UK, it meets certain
minimum standards as determined by the NASC and that users of a
system are able to make an informed choice between visually similar
products.
It is envisaged that this generic document will be adhered to by
manufacturers and suppliers of system scaffold in the UK and that in
addition each system will be accompanied by a technical data sheet.
LIST OF MEMBERS GIVING APPROVAL
A. GENERIC SYSTEM STANDARD
The minimum standards that the NASC will endorse for a System
Scaffold are as follows:
1. DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND TESTING
The product being supplied will have been designed and tested to
the appropriate Standards.
Appropriate Standards include the following:
Manufactured in accordance with BSEN 12810-1:2003 Part 1

Product Specifications
Designed and tested in accordance with BSEN 12810-1:2003

Part 2 Methods of Structural design
BSEN 12811-1:2003 Scaffold performance requirements and

General Design
BSEN 1993-1 (Eurocode 3 Design of steel structures)
Weld Testing Approval Undertaken by an accredited testing

house
Beaver 84 Ltd
Caspian Access & Plant Hire Ltd
George Roberts (North West) Ltd
Gilray Plant Ltd
Haki Ltd
Layher Ltd
SGB Services Ltd
Turner Access Ltd
Van Thiel United UK Ltd
2. INDEPENDENT TESTING
The testing requirements are as follows:
Component testing must be undertaken by an accredited

independent third party testing house (eg Sandberg LLP) and
satisfactory results achieved and documented.
Key test requirements will include node point fixity & stiffness.
It is the responsibility of the UK supplier to ensure that genuine
test certificates are in place for their product and that
documentation is available for inspection in the UK.
3. QUALITY OF MANUFACTURE
The manufacturer must be able to demonstrate that they are subject
to a formal audit procedure to confirm their viability as a reliable
manufacturing centre.
The minimum requirements are that:
The manufacturer has an auditable quality procedure in place.

(eg ISO 9001)
A Vendor Questionnaire is completed

This consists of a range of questions to ensure that the
manufacturer meets the appropriate standard of any reputable
supplier.
Goods inwards quality inspections are made in the UK

This will consist of a robust goods inwards component checking
procedure including the filing of controlled inspection sheets.
Each component has reliable traceability

To be able to test the quality of a specific component at any time
it is essential that adequate data is recorded on the components.
This data will include codes that enable key data to be traced,
such as :
Identity of Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
Batch Number
4. PRODUCT LIABILITY
The UK supplier will be able to demonstrate that they have Product
Liability insurance in place to a minimum value of 2m.
5. SYSTEM USER GUIDES
UK Systems must be accompanied by a system specific User Guide.
A User Guide written for a specific manufacturers system will reflect
the capabilities and safe use of that product. It will not therefore be
appropriate to rely upon a guide that was written for a different
system.
Guide content must include:
Safe methods of use
Loadings
Component drawings/descriptions
Relevant product design information.

Where a particular system scaffold has features that prevent normal
Safe Rescue methods from operating then the User Guide must
provide details of a practical alternative method.
September 2007
B. System Specific Standard
1 Supplier DetailS
Name of Supplier
Name of System
2 DeSigN & teStiNg
testing to BS eN 12810-2:2003 table 1
BS eN 12810 Compliant
BS eN 12811 Compliant
BS eN 1993-1 Compliant
3 ClaSSifiCatioN/SyStem DetailS
Classification to
BS eN 12810:2003 sections 4 & 5
Standard Diameter
Standard Wall tHiCKNeSS
Standards Steel graDe
Standard maXimum leg loaD
System specific user guide available
4 Quality maNagemeNt SyStem
Weld test (for e.g. BS eN iSo 3834-1:2005)
inspection & testing Details
(for e.g. BS eN 10204:1991)
auditable quality procedures in place
Vendor questionnaire completed
uK goods inward inspections in place
product traceability in place

5 proDuCt liaBility
insurer:
policy Number:
inception Date:
expiration Date:
limit of indemnity
the uK manufacture/supplier of a scaffold system will provide technical data relating to their own scaffold system. this data will
include the following:
it is the responsibility of each uK manufacturer/supplier to ensure
that they can substantiate the specifcation and capabilities of their
scaffold system if required
Code of Practice for the Hire,
Sale and Use of System Scaffolds
BACKGROUND
There is no authority or organisation that licences or approves
independent scaffold systems in the UK and it is therefore appropriate
that the NASC provides a Code of Practice.
This document has been drafted in response to concerns at the
increasing trend towards the manufacturing and importation of products
that are visually similar to an original version but may not have been
designed and manufactured to the same specification.
It is felt to be an important principle that, where an alternative version
of an original system is to be supplied in the UK, it meets certain
minimum standards as determined by the NASC and that users of a
system are able to make an informed choice between visually similar
products.
It is envisaged that this generic document will be adhered to by
manufacturers and suppliers of system scaffold in the UK and that in
addition each system will be accompanied by a technical data sheet.
LIST OF MEMBERS GIVING APPROVAL
A. GENERIC SYSTEM STANDARD
The minimum standards that the NASC will endorse for a System
Scaffold are as follows:
1. DESIGN, MANUFACTURE AND TESTING
The product being supplied will have been designed and tested to
the appropriate Standards.
Appropriate Standards include the following:
Manufactured in accordance with BSEN 12810-1:2003 Part 1

Product Specifications
Designed and tested in accordance with BSEN 12810-1:2003

Part 2 Methods of Structural design
BSEN 12811-1:2003 Scaffold performance requirements and

General Design
BSEN 1993-1 (Eurocode 3 Design of steel structures)
Weld Testing Approval Undertaken by an accredited testing

house
Beaver 84 Ltd
Gilray Plant Ltd
Haki Ltd
Layher Ltd
SGB Services Ltd
Turner Access Ltd
Van Thiel United UK Ltd
2. INDEPENDENT TESTING
The testing requirements are as follows:
Component testing must be undertaken by an accredited

independent third party testing house (eg Sandberg LLP) and
satisfactory results achieved and documented.
Key test requirements will include node point fixity & stiffness.
It is the responsibility of the UK supplier to ensure that genuine
test certificates are in place for their product and that
documentation is available for inspection in the UK.
3. QUALITY OF MANUFACTURE
The manufacturer must be able to demonstrate that they are subject
to a formal audit procedure to confirm their viability as a reliable
manufacturing centre.
The minimum requirements are that:
The manufacturer has an auditable quality procedure in place.

(eg ISO 9001)
A Vendor Questionnaire is completed

This consists of a range of questions to ensure that the
manufacturer meets the appropriate standard of any reputable
supplier.
Goods inwards quality inspections are made in the UK

This will consist of a robust goods inwards component checking
procedure including the filing of controlled inspection sheets.
Each component has reliable traceability

To be able to test the quality of a specific component at any time
it is essential that adequate data is recorded on the components.
This data will include codes that enable key data to be traced,
such as :
Identity of Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
Batch Number
4. PRODUCT LIABILITY
The UK supplier will be able to demonstrate that they have Product
Liability insurance in place to a minimum value of 2m.
5. SYSTEM USER GUIDES
UK Systems must be accompanied by a system specific User Guide.
A User Guide written for a specific manufacturers system will reflect
the capabilities and safe use of that product. It will not therefore be
appropriate to rely upon a guide that was written for a different
system.
Guide content must include:
Safe methods of use
Loadings
Component drawings/descriptions
Relevant product design information.

Where a particular system scaffold has features that prevent normal
Safe Rescue methods from operating then the User Guide must
provide details of a practical alternative method.
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Code of Conduct
STANDARDS
1. Members of the NASC shall at all times so order their
conduct as to uphold the integrity and trading standards of
the access and scaffolding industry and pay particular
regard to the maintenance and observance of this code.
2. Service to clients shall be rendered with absolute fidelity
on a fair and equitable basis with due regard to the best
standards of workmanship, integrity and courtesy. The
utmost care and good faith shall be observed in the
preparation of statements and estimates, having regard to
the necessity for accuracy and reliability of such
documents in providing a basis for transactions to be
carried out with the full confidence and mutual trust of the
parties concerned.
3. In the interest of the parties, all contracts and agreements,
together with any alterations thereto shall, whenever
possible, be in writing.
NASC MATTERS
1. Members shall be loyal to the interests of the NASC and
shall play an active part in the work of the NASC, attend
and participate at meetings. A minimum requirement is
attendance at one NASC regional meeting per annum.
They shall be prepared to accept nomination to office and
generally further the interests of the NASC and its
members.
2. A Member shall not divulge or disclose confidential
information from NASC sources to non-members.
3. Should a Member at any time be asked by resolution of
Council to explain his conduct in any matter to which the
Code relates he shall submit all pertinent facts to the
Officers or Committee nominated for that purpose.
4. No Member shall consciously endeavour to attract or offer
employment to an employee of a fellow Member without
first having advised the fellow Member; but membership of
the NASC in no way prohibits negotiation between any
member and a person who on his own initiative, or in
response to public advertisement, replies to that Member
for employment.
5. Members shall operate terms and conditions of
employment in accordance with agreements reached from
time to time by the Construction Industry Joint Council or
its successors and shall abide by such statutory wage
controls as may apply in respect of all employees, and
shall take all reasonable steps to ensure wherever
possible and practicable that their labour force is operated
on a directly employed basis.
6. A Member shall guard against association with or the use
of his name by any person or organisation which it might
reasonably be anticipated would bring the NASC into
disrepute.
7. Members shall refrain from publicly expressing critical
comment on the services, conduct or charges of a fellow
Member.
8. Members shall accept the duty of referring to the Managing
Director of the NASC any breach of this Code which may
appear likely to bring discredit on the NASC or its
members.
9. Members shall pledge themselves to assist each other in
all matters of common concern and to provide the
Managing Director of the NASC with such statistics and
other information as may from time to time be requested.
10. Training in the range of skills required by the trade shall be
accepted as a collective responsibility and Members shall
play their part in upholding and improving standards by
participation especially in training schemes sponsored or
recommended by the Council of the NASC.
11. Members shall use their best endeavors to identify other
members items of capital equipment and scaffolding
stocks which may come into their possession. If any such
items are identifiable by colour, names or distinguishing
marks as shown in the NASC Scaffolding Marking
Directory, then members shall notify the Member to whom
they belong. Members shall undertake to return such items
to other members who can prove ownership.
12. Dealings in secondhand scaffolding equipment by
members shall be closely checked and a member shall not
purchase or offer for sale or hire any item properly
identified as belonging to another member without that
members prior written permission. Any such permission
must be confirmed in writing with the owner, partner, or
director of the member company whose equipment is
being offered for purchase, sale or hire.
13. Safety is of paramount importance and members shall
maintain, operate and review as necessary, a safety policy
which takes account of current health and safety
regulations, standards, codes of practice and guidance
issued from time to time by the NASC.
Adherence to the following Code of Conduct is a condition of membership of the
National Access and Scaffolding Confederation
NASC, 4TH FLOOR, 12 BRIDEWELL PLACE, LONDON EC4V 6AP
TEL: 020 7822 7400 FAX: 020 7822 7401 enquiries@nasc.org.uk www.nasc.org.uk
NASC Publications
The NASC provides a wide range of publications produced in conjunction with its many committees to assist both contractors
and clients with all aspects of scaffolding. To order guidance, simply download the order form from the Guidance section of the
NASC website, www.nasc.org.uk
General Code Non-Members Price
Annual Safety Report Free
Contractual Guidance Code Non-Members Price
Pavement Licences CG1:05 4.00
Set-off CG2:05 4.00
Programmes CG3:05 4.00
Contractual Issues Relating to Hiring of Hoists CG5:05 4.00
Late Payment of Commercial Debts CG7:05 4.00
Preparation of Quotations CG8:03 4.00
Payment Under the Construction Act CG9:04 4.00
Adjudication its use by the Subcontractor CG10:04 4.00
Preparation of Schedules of Rates CG11:05 4.00
Contract Clauses CG12:06 5.00
Pre-tender information from client CG13:06 5.00
Pre-Contract Meetings CG14:06 4.00
Engineering and Construction Subcontract CG15:07 5.00
Health and Safety Guidance Code Non-Members Price
Control of Substance Hazardous to Health in Scaffolding (COSHH) SG1:08 8.00
Asbestos Licences and Ancillary Work involving the Scaffold Contractor SG2:08 6.00
Earthing of Scaffolding Structures SG3:08 4.00

Interim Guidance on Collective Fall Prevention Systems in Scaffolding SG4:05 Free to download from
Appendix A the NASC website
Preventing Falls in Scaffolding and Falsework (Training DVD) SG4:05 DVD 116.33 inc VAT
Preventing Falls in Scaffolding and Falsework (User Guide to SG4:05) SG4:YOU 5.00
Preventing Falls in Scaffolding and Falsework (Management Guide) SG4:05 25.00
Overhead Power Lines SG5:02 4.00
Manual Handling in the Scaffolding Industry SG6:02 12.00
Guide to Risk Assessment SG7:02 6.00
Reporting of Accidents Procedure SG8:08 5.00
Use, Inspection and Maintenance of Lifting Equipment and Accessories for Lifting in the Scaffolding Industry SG9:08 6.00
Requirements for the Use of Brickguards SG10:08 4.00
Noise SG11:08 6.00
Health Surveillance in Scaffolding SG13:02 5.00
Safety Nets SG14:02 5.00
Drugs and Alcohol at Work SG15:02 5.00
Management of Fall Protection Equipment SG16:08 TBA
Fall Protection Equipment and You (pocket card) SG17:08 TBA
Welfare Facilities for the Scaffolding Contractor SG18:08 4.00
A Guide to Formulating a Rescue Plan SG19:06 8.00
Consultation with the Workforce SG20:03 4.00
Entry into Confined Spaces SG21:03 5.00
Induction Training SG22:03 5.00
Safe System of Work for Birdcage Scaffolds SG23:03 5.00
A Guide for Scaffold Plans (Method Statements) SG24:06 4.00
Ladder Access Points on Scaffolds SG25:06 8.00
Scaffolding & Hoists SG26:05 15.00
Temporary Edge Protection on Open Steelwork SG27:08 6.00
Safe System of Work for Scaffolding Associated with Timber Frame Building Construction SG28:06 TBA
Internal Edge Protection on Scaffold Platforms SG29:08 4.00
Working from Vehicles SG30:08 TBA
Hire/Sale/Manufacturing Code Non-Members Price
Code of Practice for the Hire, Sale and Use of System Scaffolds N/A FREE
Literature
Security Guidance Code Non-Members Price
Reporting of Theft to the Police SecG2:07 4.00
Stock Control SecG4:07 4.00
Vehicle Theft SecG5:07 4.00
Technical Guidance Code Non-Members Price
Temporary Edge Protection for Sloping and Flat Roofs TG1:09 TBA
Erection, Use and Dismantling of Temporary Rubbish Chutes on Scaffolding TG3:03 5.00
Anchorage Systems TG4:04 8.00
Scaffold Board Specification (On hold waiting review of BS 2482) TG5 TBA
Timber Batten Specification 50 mm & 63 mm Thickness (On hold waiting review of BS 2482) TG6 TBA
Scaffold Board Nail Plates TG7:07 4.00
Fire Damage TG8:03 4.00
Guide to the Design and Construction of Temporary Roofs TG9:09 TBA
Fire Retardant Treatments for Timber Scaffold Boards and Battens TG10:06 4.00
Stress Corrosion Cracking in HT Steels and Alloys TG11:03 4.00
Tying Down of Scaffold Boards TG12:03 4.00
Non-Standard Boarded Platforms TG13:03 5.00
Supplementary Couplers and Check Couplers TG14:03 4.00
Site Hoardings and Signboards TG15:03 5.00
Anchoring to the Ground TG16: 06 5.00
Identification of EN 74 Scaffold Fittings TG17:03 4.00
Guide to Good Practice for Scaffolding with Tube and Fittings TG20:08 135
Training Code Non-Members Price
CISRS General Information Booklet CAP 609 Free
All Guidance Notes are not VAT applicable unless noted otherwise
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the faade maintenance operative and can still
be stored on the roof when not in use
Temporary Systems
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The Specialist Access Engineering and Maintenance Association (SAEMA) is the National organisation for the permanent
and temporarily installed faade access equipment industry
SAEMA members operate throughout the UK and in many cases on a world-wide basis.
Raising the standards in the UK permanent and temporary access industry
The Aims of the Association
To maintain and where possible raise the standards of the
equipment designed to be used for the provision of Faade
Access Systems.
To provide safe and efcient places of work for all trades
involved in the installation and maintenance of faade
systems.
To act carry out the business of design, manufacture,
installation, maintenance and testing of faade access
equipment/systems.
To participate in the development of any national and
international standards relevant to the Faade Access
Equipment Industry.
To co-operation with other specialist bodies/institutions
(Property Developers, Architects, Planning Supervisors, Facilities
Managers, Insurance Companies etc.,) involved in the provision
and up keep of Faade Access Equipment/Systems.
SAEMA as an organisation has members who can provide
Facade Access Systems for both the Construction Phase
and for the On Going Lifetime of any building.
The SAEMA organisation has close ties with the Safety
Assessment Federation (SAFed). This allows Clients to be sure
that their Access System Supplier and Insurance Company
are working together in his interests to provide a safe system of
work for his maintenance work force.
SAEMA is
afliated to
the NASC
Specialist Access Engineering & Maintenance Association
C/O The Secretary, Joseph Fletcher Drive
CHESTERFIELD S42 6TZ
Tel: 0124 622 4175 enquiries@saema.org www.saema.org
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Association and we have several
other companies now looking
to join SAEMA from installers in both the
temporary and permanent facade access
system market.
The association is working to ensure
that all its members adhere to the current
national and international standards and
employ best practice in the design,
manufacture and installation of the systems
that they provide
The marketing of SAEMA will continue to
target the whole spectrum of the access
industry, and as an association we are
willing to organise C.D.P presentations
for architects, Association of Planning
Supervisors, consul tants, facili ti es
managers, management companies, MCG
members, SAFed members and any other
interested parties.
In 2009, SAEMA will continue to meet
almost every month to give members an
opportunity to exchange views and discuss
issues affecting the industry.
The new chairman of the association,
Alan Clark, will, whenever possible, attend
all SAEMA meetings to handle the general
business of the association, with the new
Technical Committee chairman, Karl
Greenfield, continuing with the important
work on improving the technical standards
that SAEMA Members will aspire to in the
future.
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up of informal meetings to promote a closer
working relationship between its members
and other specialists such as the specialist
access consultant organisations.
SAEMA has begun to develop closer
links with other equivalent European bodies
to work on areas of common interest. This
is seen as a great way of working together
to continue to maintain high standards
in the UK and European facade access
industry.
The SAEMA website, www.saema.org,
is to undergo a facelift but you can also
contact us by e-mail at enquiries@saema.
org.
A directory of members is overleaf.
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SAEMA A-Z Directory
AESA UK Ltd
104 Maltings Place
Tower Bridge Road
London, SE1 3LJ
Tel: 020 7357 0303
Email: aesa.uk@aesanet.com
www.aesanet.com
Alternative Access Ltd
The Temple
296 Sheffeld Road
Rotherham, S60 1DX
Tel: 01709 389660
www.alternativeaccess.com
Ansoroy Ltd
237 Railton Road
Herne Hill
London, SE24 0LX
Tel: 020 7738 6030
www.ansoroy.co.uk
Apollo Cradles Ltd
428 Carlton Road
Carlton
Barnsley, S71 3HX
Tel: 01226 700 079
Email: info@apollocradles.co.uk
www.apollocradles.co.uk
Atrium Gantrys Ltd
18 Lakeside Park
Neptune Close
Medway City Estate
Rochester
Kent, ME2 4LT
Tel: 01634 711 200
www.atriumgantrys.co.uk
Cento Engineering Company Ltd
Baddow Park
Great Baddow
Chelmsford
Essex, CM2 7SY
Tel: 01245 477708
www.cento.co.uk
Cradletech Ltd
Brooklands House, 5 Willow Grove
Chislehurst
Kent, BR7 5BN
Tel: 020 8295 0794
Email: info@cradletech.co.uk
www.cradletech.co.uk
Craig Engineering Total Access
Systems Ltd
Unit B4, Kingston Way
Sutton Fields Industrial Estate, Hull
East Yorkshire, HU7 0XW
Tel: 01482 821262
Email: access@craigeng.co.uk
www.craigeng.co.uk
D + R Group plc
Railway Approach, Consort Road
Peckham
London, SE15 2PR
Tel: 020 7639 4861
www.drscaff.co.uk
E. W. Cox UK Ltd
Unit J, Riverside Industrial Estate
Dartford
Kent, DA1 5BS
Tel: 01322 221414
Email: ewcoxuk@ewcox.com
www.ewcox.com
Facade Hoists (International) Ltd
1 Silver Street
Midsomer Norton
Radstock
Bath, BA3 2ET
Tel: 01761 418 454
www.facadehoists.co.uk
Insight Enterprises Ltd
Unit 6, Thornleigh Trading Estate
Blowers Green
Dudley
West Midlands, DY2 8UB
Tel: 0845 260 8080
Email: info@insightenterprises.co.uk
www.insightenterprises.co.uk
Integral Cradles Ltd
Roman Ridge Road
Sheffeld
South Yorkshire, S9 1GA
Tel: 0845 074 2758
Email: info@scx.co.uk
www.scx.co.uk
Introland Ltd
Access House, 2 Bilton Road
Erith
Kent, DA8 2AN
Tel: 01322 339 595
Email: access@introland.co.uk
www.introland.co.uk
Jackson Lift Group
Units 3/19, Ropery Business Park
Anchor & Hope Lane
Charlton
London, SE7 7RX
Tel: 020 8293 4176
Email: prudd@jacksonlifts.com
www.jacksonlifts.com
Kobi Ltd
Unit 19, Seax Court
Southfelds Industrial Estate
Laindon
Essex, SS15 6SL
Tel: 01268 416335
www.kobi.co.uk
National Cradle Maintenance Ltd
13 Fleming Court, Whistler Drive
Glasshoughton
Castleford
West Yorkshire, WF10 5HW
Tel: 0197 766 8771
Email: info@ncmgroup.co.uk
www.nationalcradlemaintenance.co.uk
Power Cradles Ltd
52B Florence Road
New Cross
London, SE14 6QL
Tel: 020 8694 0939
www.powercradlesltd.com
Rotrex Onsite
Unit 9, Mudlands Trading Estate
Manor Way, Rainham
Essex, RM13 8RH
Tel: 01708 522589
Email: sales@rotrexonsite.co.uk
www.rotrexonsite.co.uk
Skyform Ltd
Unit 7C, Beechcroft Farm
Chapel Wood Road, Ash
Kent, TN15 7HX
Tel: 01474 879990
Email: access@skyform.com
www.skyform.com
Sovereign Access Services Ltd
Cheryl House, Bedesway
Bede Industrial Estate
Jarrow, Tyne & Wear, NE32 3HG
Tel: 0800 917 6112
www.sovereign-access.co.uk
Suspended Access Systems Ltd
Unit 6, Bromley Industrial Centre
Waldo Road, Bromley
Kent, BR1 2WD
Tel: 020 8290 6381
www.sasltd.dircon.co.uk
TASS Europe Ltd
Unit 5, Liddall Way, West Drayton
Uxbridge,UB7 8PG
Tel: 01895 447080
Email: tonyj@tasseurope.co.uk
www.tasseurope.co.uk
The Access Group
Scarsdale House
136 Derbyshire Lane
Sheffeld, S8 8SE
Tel: 0114 280 2020
www.the-access-group.com
Tractel (UK) Ltd
Old Lane, Halfway
Sheffeld, S20 3GA
Tel: 0114 248 2266
www.tractel.com
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CISRS Approved Training Centres

National Construction College (South)
Manor Road, Erith, Kent, DA8 2AD
Tel: 01322 349 638
Course Bookings: 0844 844 0466
CISRS courses available
CISRS Part 1- Tube and Fitting, Cuplok,
Kwikstage, Layher
CISRS Part 2 Tube and Fitting Cuplok,
Kwikstage, Layher
CISRS Advanced Tube and Fitting,
CISRS SPPTS Cuplok, Kwikstage,
Layher
NVQ 2 Access and Rigging Operations
National Construction College (East)
Bircham Newton, Kings Lynn
Norfolk, PE31 6RH
Tel: 01485 577 724
Course Bookings 0844 844 0466
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CISRS Supervisory Course
CISRS EWPA (Experienced Worker
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Beckton Training Centre
London Industrial Estate, 10 Whiting Way
Beckton, London, E6 6LR
CISRS Part 1 Tube and Fitting
CISRS part 2 Tube and Fitting
Layher Ltd
Works Road, Letchworth
Hertfordshire, SG6 1WL
Tel: 01462 475 100
CISRS SSPTS Layher
South West and
South Wales

WCTS Ltd
Unit 1 Kingsway Buildings,
Kingsway, Bridgend Industrial Estate,
Bridgend, CF31 3YH
Tel: 01656 331261
CISRS Part 1 Tube and Fitting, Cuplok,
Kwikstage

Kwikstage
CISRS Advanced Tube and Fitting
CISRS SPPTS Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS Supervisors
Midlands
(Midlands)
83 Lifford Lane, Kings Norton
Birmingham, B30 3JH
Tel: 0121 459 4262
Kwikstage, Haki
Kwikstage, Haki
CISRS SPPTS Cuplok, Kwikstage, Haki
CISRS EWPA
Safety & Access Ltd
Dabell Avenue, Blenheim Industrial Estate
Bulwell, Nottingham, NG6 8WA
Tel: 0115 979 4523
Kwikstage
Kwikstage
Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS SSPTS Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS Supervisors Course

Acorn Training Ltd
Mill Barn, East Knapton
Malton, N. Yorks, YO17 8J8
Tel: 01944 728010
CISRS Part 1 Layher
CISRS Part 2 Layher
CISRS SSPTS Layher
Arrow Training (UK) Ltd
Unit 6-7 Riverdale Business Park
Wheatley Hall Road, Doncaster, DN2 4PF
Tel: 01302 367 877
CISRS Part 1 Tube and Fitting, Cuplok
CISRS SSPTS Cuplok
Lawson Training Ltd
Whinbank Farm, Distington, Workington,
Cumbria CA14 4QH
Tel: 01946 833313
CISRS Part 1- Tube and Fitting
Part 2 Tube and Fitting
Advanced - Tube and Fitting
The Manchester College
Ashton Old Road, Openshaw,
Manchester M11 2WH
Tel: 0161 920 2609
NETA Training Group
Pennine Avenue, North Tees Industrial
Estate, Stockton-on-Tees,
Cleveland TS18 2RJ
Tel: 01642 616 936
Newcastle College
Rye Hill Campus
Scots wood Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE4 7SA
Tel: 0191 200 4533
Simian Skill Ltd
Wallis House, Birchwood Park,
Warrington, WA3 6FW
Tel: 0845 602 2418
CISRS Part 1 Tube and Fitting, Layher,
Plettac Contur, Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS Part 2 Tube and Fitting, Layher,
Plettac Contur, Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS SSPTS Layher, Plettac Contur,
Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS Supervisor Course
Training 2000
Further Gate Business Park, Harwood
Street, Blackburn, Lancashire BB1 3BD
Tel: 01254 546 59
CISRS Part 1- Tube and Fitting
CISRS part 2 Tube and Fitting
Utilities Training Northern (UTN) Ltd
Diamond Business Park
Thornes Moor Road, Wakefeld WF2 8PT
Tel: 01924 377 379
CISRS SSPTS Cuplok
CISRS Supervisors
Scotland and
Northern Ireland

(Scotland)
4 Fountains Way, Inchinnan Business
Park, Inchinnan, Renfrewshire,PA4 9RQ
Tel: 0344 994 8800
CISRS Part 1 - Tube and Fitting, Cuplok,
Kwikstage, Turner +8
CISRS Part 2 - Tube and Fitting, Cuplok,
Kwikstage, Turner +8
CISRS Advanced - Tube and Fitting
CISRS SSPTS Cuplok, Kwikstage,
Turner +8
CISRS BASE Cuplok, Kwikstage
CISRS Supervisor Course
SVQ 2 Access and Rigging Operations
SVQ 3 Access and Rigging Operations
Inscaff Worldwide Ltd
10 East Lane, Paisley, PA1 1QA
Tel: 0141 8875944
CISRS SSPTS - Layher
CITB Northern Ireland
17 Dundrod Road, Crumiln,
Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland BT29 4SR
Tel: 02890 825 466
CISRS Part 1 Tube and Fitting,
Kwikstage, Cuplok
CISRS Part 2 Tube and Fitting,
Kwikstage, Cuplok
CISRS SSPTS Kwikstage, Cuplok

CISRS Approved
Training Centres*
*Accreditation at the time of
publishing.

Course accreditation can vary, new
brands of systems may receive
approval, please contact the centre
directly if you have any queries.
SSPTS = Systems Scaffold Product
Training Scheme. Two Day product
training for CISRS Tube and Fitting
Scaffolders.
FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON CISRS INCLUDING FULL
DETAILS OF ALL TRAINING CENTRES, VISIT WWW.CISRS.ORG.UK

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Robert Denholm House
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3 D Scaffolding Ltd
The Oasis Northbank Industrial Park
Irlam
Manchester, M44 5BL
Tel: 0161 777 9303
Fax: 0161 775 4578
www.3dscaffoldingltd.co.uk
A & J Maintenance Support Ltd
11/13 Panmure Street
Broughty Ferry
Dundee, DD5 2ER
Tel: 01382 774 287
Fax: 01382 730 816
www.ajm-scaffolding.co.uk
AAA Scaffold Ltd
Unit 7, Belper Enterprise Park
Greets Green Road
West Bromwich
West Midlands, B70 9EN
Tel: 0121 553 1611
Fax: 0121 525 7207
Abbey Scaffolding
Hopwood Street
Bamber Bridge
Preston, PR5 6HA
Tel: 01772 628 628
Fax: 01772 628 289
www.abbeyscaffolding.co.uk
Abbey Scaffolding (Swindon) Ltd
Unit 2, Cheney Manor Industrial Estate
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 2QN
Tel: 01793 480 347
Fax: 01793 480 454
Ace Scaffolding (M/CR) Ltd
Ace House
Weymouth Road
Winton
Eccles, M30 8BT
Tel: 0161 787 7872
Fax: 0161 787 7565
Acorn Scaffolding (Yorkshire) Ltd
Mill Barn
East Knapton
Malton
North Yorkshire, YO17 8JA
Tel: 01944 728 010
Fax: 01944 728 011
www.acornscaffolding.com
Safety Centre
Cheaney Drive
Grange Park
Northampton, NN4 5FB
Tel: 01604 662 966
Fax: 01604 662 967
www.asp.gb.com
Aerial Scaffolding Ltd
1 Randlesdown Road
Catford
London, SE6 3BT
Tel: 020 8697 3478
Fax: 020 8698 7564
Alan Wilks Scaffolding Ltd
The Sidings
Main Street
Evesham
Worcestershire, WR11 7XB
Tel: 01386 456 47
Fax: 01386 456 47
Allen & Foxworthy Ltd
9 Brindley Close
Cheney Manor
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 2YW
Tel: 01793 613 330
Fax: 01793 537 214
www.allenandfoxworthy.co.uk
Allied Scaffolding Ltd
Littlebank Street
Oldham, OL4 1JA
Tel: 0161 633 0425
Fax: 0161 652 0862
www.alliedscaffolding.co.uk
Alltask Ltd
Alltask House
Commissioners Road
Medway City Estate
Strood
Rochester, ME2 4EJ
Tel: 01634 298 000
Fax: 01634 298 001
www.alltask.co.uk
Altitude Scaffolding (MCR) Ltd
Offce 2,Hendham Vale Industrial Park
Hazelbottom Road
Crumsall
Manchester, M8 0AD
Tel: 0845 0093 733
Fax: 0845 0093 373
Amber Scaffolding Ltd
4 Star Road Trading Estate
Partridge Green
West Sussex, RH13 8RA
Tel: 01403 712 500
Fax: 01403 712 505
AMP Scaffold Co Ltd
12 Birmingham Road
West Bromwich, B71 4JZ
Tel: 0121 580 0389
Fax: 0121 580 2867
www.ampscaffold.co.uk
Anglesey Scaffolding (Ynys Mon)
Company Ltd
Amlwch Industrial Estate
Amlwch
Anglesey, LL68 9BQ
Tel: 01407 831 331
Fax: 01407 831 788
Anglewest Ltd
Lower Mount Farm
Long Lane
Cookham
Berkshire, SL6 9EE
Tel: 01628 551 880
Fax: 01628 551 881
www.anglewest.com
AOM Scaffolding Ltd
Plot 3, Site 11B
Kilmory Industrial Estate
Lochgilphead, PA31 8RR
Tel: 01546 606 373
Fax: 01546 606 373
Apex Scaffolding (Exeter) Ltd
Apex House, Pinbrook Road
Exeter
Devon, EX4 8HH
Tel: 01392 460 099
Fax: 01392 460 109
www.apexscaffolding.co.uk
Boundoak Industrial Estate
Eversley Road
Arborfeld
Reading, RG2 9PN
Tel: 0118 976 1610
Fax: 0118 976 1510
www.archwayservices.com
Arctic Scaffolding Co Ltd
Unit 1, Bannel Lane
Buckley
Flintshire, CH7 3AP
Tel: 01244 543 568
Fax: 01244 548 987
www.arctic-scaffolding.co.uk
Ash Scaffolding Ltd
Unit H, Smarden Business Estate
Monks Hill
Smarden, Ashford
Kent, TN27 8QL
Tel: 01233 770 373
Ashfeld Scaffolding Ltd
Brierley Park Close
Brierley Park Industrial Estate
Sutton in Ashfeld
Notts, NG17 3FW
Tel: 01623 552 233
Fax: 01623 550 022
www.ashfeldscaffolding.co.uk
Ashford Scaffolding Ltd
Unit R, Newington
London Road
Newington
Sittingbourne
Kent, ME9 7NA
Tel: 01795 841 171
Fax: 01795 841 181
www.ashfordscaffolding.co.uk
Ashton Scaffolding Services Ltd
189 South Liberty Lane
Ashton
Bristol, BS3 2TN
Tel: 0117 966 7130
Fax: 0117 902 0151
www.ashtonscaffolding.com
Atlantic Services North West Ltd
Link House
Bradman Road
Knowsley, Knowsley Industrial Park
Liverpool, L33 7UR
Tel: 0151 549 1551
Fax: 0151 549 1534
Austins Cradles Ltd
Unit 7 Sussex House Business Park
270-274 Old Shoreham Road
Hove
East Sussex, BN3 7DX
Tel: 01273 734 744
Fax: 01273 220 810
www.austinscradles.co.uk
B & A Scaffolding Ltd
Unit D, Therm Road
Cleveland Business Park
Cleveland Street
Hull, HU8 7BF
Tel: 01482 325 952
Fax: 01482 211 401
www.bandascaffolding.co.uk
B J Champion Scaffolding Ltd
Champion House, Roentgen Court
Roentgen Road
Basingstoke
Hampshire, RG24 8NT
Tel: 01256 866 000
Fax: 01256 866 066
www.bjchampion.co.uk
Beaver 84
Watson Close, Oliver Road
West Thurrock
Essex, RM20 3EF
Tel: 01708 861 821
Fax: 01708 869 537
www.beaver84.co.uk
Bee Jay Scaffolding Ltd
Airevale House, Rodley Lane
Rodley
Leeds, LS13 1BJ
Tel: 0113 239 3240
Fax: 0113 236 1605
Waterside Trading Centre
Trumpers Way, Hanwell
London. W7 2QD
Tel: 020 8867 9977
Fax: 020 8867 9900
www.benchmarkscaffolding.com
Blencowe Scaffolding Ltd
Edison Road
Churchfelds Industrial Estate
Salisbury
Wiltshire, SP2 7NU
Tel: 01722 329 010
Fax: 01722 414 572
www.blencowescaffolding.co.uk
Bolton Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 4B/C Horwich Loco Estate
Chorley New Road
Horwich
Bolton, BL6 5UE
Tel: 01204 478 910
Fax: 01204 478 919
Boulton Ltd
Cannon Business Park
Darkhouse Lane
Coesley
West Midlands, WV14 8XQ
Tel: 01902 385 300
www.boultonlimited.com
Brogan Group
The Railway Sidings
Oakleigh Road South
New Southgate
London, N11 1HJ
Tel: 020 8361 0090
Fax: 020 8361 8971
www.brogangroup.com
Brunel Scaffolding Ltd
5 James Watt Close
Hawksworth Industrial Estates
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 1EL
Tel: 01793 531 539
Fax: 01793 542 510
www.brunel-scaffolding.co.uk
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Key:
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ALL NASC MEMBER DETAILS CAN ALSO BE FOUND ON WWW.NASC.ORG.UK
Bryson Scaffolding Ltd
The Old Concrete Yard
Albert Road
St Phillips
Bristol, BS2 0XA
Tel: 0117 300 5555
Fax: 0117 971 1593
C & D Industrial Services
(Scotland) Ltd
7a Drovers Road
East Mains Industrial Estate
Broxburn
West Lothian, EH52 5AZ
Tel: 01506 856 000
Fax: 01506 858 000
Cape
Cape House
3 Red Hall Avenue
Paragon Business Village
Wakefeld, WF1 2UL
Tel: 01924 871 000
Fax: 01924 298 797
www.capeplc.com
115 Cleveland Street
Hull
East Yorkshire, HU8 7AU
Tel: 01482 225 922
Fax: 01482 224 897
www.caphltd.com
Caspian Contract Scaffolding Ltd
Caspian House, Clay Street
Chamberlain Road, Hull
East Yorkshire, HU8 8HA
Tel: 01482 475 170
Fax: 01482 475 172
www.caspiancontractscaffolding.co.uk
Castle Scaffolding Ltd
28 Weir Road
Wimbledon
London, SW19 8UG
Tel: 020 8947 0847
Fax: 020 8947 0397
www.castle-scaffolding.com
Cheshire Scaffolds Ltd
Haigh Avenue, Whitehill Trading Estate
Reddish
Stockport, SK4 1NU
Tel: 0161 476 2223
Fax: 0161 476 2227
www.cheshirescaffoldsltd.co.uk
Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd
Unit No 2B, Longrock Industrial Estate
Penzance
Cornwall, TR20 8HX
Tel: 01736 364 562
Fax: 01736 365 828
www.sedgeman.co.uk
City Scaffold Services (Midlands) Ltd
City House, 11 Greenbox
Westonhall Road
Stoke Prior
Bromsgrove, B60 4AL
Tel: 0870 850 5589
Fax: 0870 850 3524
www.citygroup.org.uk
Claw Scaffold Ltd
Arrowhead Road
Theale
Reading
Berkshire, RG7 4AE
Tel: 0118 930 6688
Fax: 0118 930 6713
www.clawscaffold.co.uk
Combined Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Lanes Farm
Marlborough Road
Wootton Bassett
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN4 7SA
Tel: 01793 851 551
Commercial Scaffolding Ltd
Leads Road
Hull
North Humberside, HU7 ODF
Tel: 01482 782 181
Fax: 01482 782 188
Connect Scaffolding Ltd
Hadham Park
Hadham Road
Bishops Stortford
Herts, CM23 1JH
Tel: 01279 757 113
Fax: 01279 757 116
www.connectscaffolding.co.uk
Contract Scaffolding Services Ltd
Carleton Depot
London Road
Carlisle
Cumbria, CA1 3DS
Tel: 01228 549 411
Fax: 01228 810 867
www.contractscaffolding.co.uk
Contract Services (Yorkshire) Ltd
Outgang Lane
Osbaldwick
York, YO19 5UP
Tel: 01904 412 565
Fax: 01904 421 117
Coventry Scaffolding Co (London) Ltd
471 Southend Lane
London, SE26 5BT
Tel: 020 8659 8888
Fax: 020 659 5700
www.coventryscaffolding.co.uk
Crossway Scaffolding (Elland) Ltd
Pennine View, Dewsbury Road
Elland
West Yorkshire, HX5 9JU
Tel: 01422 370 033
Fax: 01422 372 271
www.crosswayscaffolding.co.uk
Crowe Plant Fabrication Ltd
11/29 Groton Road
Earlsfeld
London, SW18 4HT
Tel: 020 8870 5121/2
Fax: 020 8877 9239
CWR Scaffolds Ltd
Pomfret Street
Burnley, BB11 4AF
Tel: 01282 412 069
Fax: 01282 411 174
www.cwrscaffolds.co.uk
D + R Group Plc
Railway Approach, Consort Road
London, SE15 2PR
Tel: 020 7639 4861
Fax: 020 7358 1105
www.drscaff.co.uk
Diamond House, Diamond Business Park
Thornes Moor Road
Wakefeld, WF2 8PT
Tel: 01924 378 222
Fax: 01924 366 250
www.deborahservices.co.uk
Suite E9 - E11, Abbey Manor Business
Centre, The Abbey
Preston Road
Yeovil, BA20 2EN
Tel: 01935 420 081
Fax: 01935 472 383
www.denholm-industrial.com
Deverson Direct Ltd
PO Box 826
Canterbury
Kent, CT4 6XA
Tel: 01303 840 777
www.deversondirect.com
E A Scaffolding & Systems Ltd
16 Sedgwick Road
Luton
Bedfordshire, LU4 9DT
Tel: 01582 575 200
Fax: 01582 599 254
Eastern Counties Access Solutions
Work at Height Safety Centre
Muck Lane
Rackheath
Norwich, NR13 6ST
Tel: 01603 735 130
Fax: 01603 722 844
www.ecscaffolding.co.uk
Embassy Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 2 - 3 Noakes Industrial Estate
New Road
Rainham
Essex, RM13 9EB
Tel: 01708 867 609
Fax: 01708 869 830
ENJ Scaffolding Company Ltd
Fairview Industrial Park
Marsh Way
Rainham
Essex, RM13 8UH
Tel: 01708 556 740
Fax: 01708 554 838
www.enjscaffolding.co.uk
Euro Construction Scaffolding Ltd
Willow Farm
Moor Lane
Staines
Middlesex, TW19 6EQ
Tel: 01784 440 606
Fax: 01784 440 607
Fast Fix Scaffolding Ltd
Wrays Farm
Horsehill
Horley
Surrey, RH6 0HN
Tel: 01293 863 074
Fax: 01293 863 343
www.fastfxscaffolding.com
Finest Scaffolding and Access Ltd
Western Avenue
Western Dock
Southampton
Hampshire, SO15 0HH
Tel: 023 8070 1776
Fax: 023 8077 8505
www.fnest-scaffolding.co.uk
Focus Scaffolding Ltd
Meadow Road Compound
Whitehaven
Cumbria, CA28 9HY
Tel: 01946 592 338
Fax: 01946 696 363
Formark Scaffolding (Holdings) Ltd
128 - 130 Frant Road
Thornton Heath
Croydon
Surrey, CR7 7JU
Tel: 020 8665 0848
Fax: 020 8665 0782
www.formarkscaffolding.co.uk
Formula Scaffolding Ltd
70 High Street
West End
Southampton
Hampshire, SO30 3DU
Tel: 02380 466 900
Fax: 02380 462 499
www.formulascaffolding.co.uk
Fourways Plant Ltd
Second Avenue
Montagu Road
Edmonton
London, N18 2PG
Tel: 020 8884 3339
Fax: 020 8807 8477
Friel Construction Ltd
46 Hill Street
Hednesford, Cannock
Staffordshire, WS12 2DN
Tel: 01543 428 844
Fax: 01543 422 748
G & D Scaffolding Services Ltd
Leadside Depot
Wellwood
Dunfermline, KY12 0RS
Tel: 01383 738 783
Fax: 01383 732 353
G Mead Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 220, Central Business Park
Petherton Road
Hengrove
Bristol, BS14 9BZ
Tel: 01275 835 707
Fax: 01275 892 125
www.meadscaffolding.co.uk
GAP Scaffolding Manchester Ltd
Millstream Lane
Newton Heath
Manchester, M40 1GT
Tel: 0161 682 6488
Fax: 0161 682 8882
www.gap-scaffolding.co.uk
Trinity Street
Off Tat Bank Road
Oldbury
West Midlands, B69 4LA
Tel: 0121 543 2950
Fax: 0121 543 2951
www.generationhireandsale.co.uk
Unit D, Wakefeld Road
Netherton
Liverpool, L30 6TL
Tel: 0151 524 2434
Fax: 0151 524 2430
www.scaffoldingsales.com
Georgian Scaffolding Services Ltd
Hornet Business Estate
Quarry Hill Road
Borough Green
Kent, TN15 8QW
Tel: 01732 881 560
Fax: 01732 883 750
www.georgianscaffolding.co.uk
Gibby & Sons
13/15A Brazil Street
Holderness Road, Hull
East Yorkshire, HU9 1JR
Tel: 01482 210 613
Fax: 01482 585 022
Gilray Plant Ltd
Cedar Depot, Church Manorway
Erith
Kent, DA8 1DE
Tel: 01322 442 006
Fax: 01322 442 009
www.gilray.co.uk
Globe Scaffolding Ltd
Access House
63 Weir Road
Wimbledon
London, SW19 8UG
Tel: 020 8947 3479
Fax: 020 8947 7593
www.globescaffolding.co.uk
Gloucester Scaffolding Ltd
The Orchards, Hayden Hill
Old Gloucester Road
Hayden
Cheltenham, GL51 0SW
Tel: 01242 680 439
Fax: 01242 249 222
Grampian Scaffolding Ltd
Quarry Road, Northfeld Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB16 5UU
Tel: 01224 696 944
Fax: 01224 696 955
H & E Scaffolding Ltd
Yard 16, Sommerfeld Road
Trench Lock 2, Telford
Shropshire, TF1 5SW
Tel: 01952 254 777
Fax: 01952 222 084
H & H Contract Scaffolding
Units 14 - 16, Steventon Storage Facility
Hanney Road, Steventon
Oxon, OX13 6AP
Tel: 01235 835 522
Fax: 01235 835 123
www.handhcs.co.uk
H M Scaffolding Ltd
The Yard, Stone Lane
Lydiard Millicent
Swindon, SN5 3LD
Tel: 01793 770 022
Fax: 01793 771 050
Haki Ltd
Magnus, Tame Valley Industrial Estate
Tamworth
Staffordshire, B77 5BY
Tel: 01827 282 525
Fax: 01827 250 329
www.haki.co.uk
Hewaswater Scaffolding Ltd
Hewaswater
Sticker, St. Austell
Cornwall, PL26 7JF
Tel: 01726 885 200
Fax: 01726 885 212
www.hewaswater.co.uk
Heywood Scaffolding Services
Unit 4, Green Lane
Heywood
Lancashire, OL10 2EU
Tel: 01706 365 742
Fax: 01706 627 377
Hi Tec Scaffolding Ltd
Hi Tec House
Unit D Highfeld Road Industrial Estate
Highfeld Road
Little Hulton, M38 9ST
Tel: 0161 790 7526
Fax: 0161 790 5612
www.hitecscaffolding.co.uk
IBN Scaffold Access Ltd
Whaley Road
Barugh Green
Barnsley
South Yorkshire, S75 1HT
Tel: 01226 206 356
Fax: 01226 243 172
www.ibnscaffold.co.uk
Ideal Scaffolding (Southern) Ltd
32a Sturt Road
Frimley Green
Camberley
Surrey, GU16 6HY
Tel: 01252 660 666
Fax: 01252 645 170
www.ideal-scaffolding.com
Independent Access Scaffold Ltd
S R House
18 Tom Johnston Street
Dundee, DD4 8XD
Tel: 01382 770 050
Fax: 01382 732 500
Independent Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 5 Albion Trading Estate
Oldbury Road
West Bromwich, B70 9BP
Tel: 0121 553 6677
Fax: 0121 553 2700
Floor 7, Intersection House
110 Birmingham Road
West Bromwich
West Midlands, B70 6RP
Tel: 0121 500 5000
Fax: 0121 524 8820
www.interserve.com
IOT Scaffolding Ltd
Telegraph Hill Industrial Estate
Unit 33-35, Laundry Road
Minster, Ramsgate
Kent, CT12 4HY
Tel: 01843 825 888
Fax: 01843 822 889
www.eylesbwk-scaffolding.co.uk
JDC Scaffolding
1 Barnet Hill
Barnet
Hertfordshire, EN5 5RD
Tel: 020 8441 6446
Fax: 020 8441 6449
www.jdc-scaffolding.co.uk
JFE Attridge Scaffolding Services Co Ltd
The Levels Industrial Estate
Brereton
Rugeley
Staffordshire, WS15 1RD
Tel: 01889 582 156
Fax: 01889 574 842
www.attridge-scaffolding.co.uk
K Services Scaffold and Access
The Former Goods Yard, Station Approach
Bicester
Oxon, OX26 6BZ
Tel: 01869 249 355
Fax: 01869 245 258
www.k-services.co.uk
Kent Scaffolding Co Ltd
60 / 74 Creekside
London, SE8 4SA
Tel: 020 8692 7600
Fax: 020 8692 2002
Kier Scaffolding
Maple Lodge Close
Maple Cross
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire, WD3 9SN
Tel: 01923 721 277
Fax: 01923 770 714
Kingdom Scaffolding Ltd
Building 11, Barham Road
Forties Campus
Rosyth
Fife, KY11 2XB
Tel: 01383 420 212
Fax: 01383 420 304
Kirk Scaffolding Ltd
Greenbank Works
Gorse Street
Blackburn
Lancashire, BB1 3EU
Tel: 01254 672 337
Fax: 01254 667 711
www.kirkscaffolding.co.uk
Landmark Scaffolding Ltd
The Pines Industrial Estate
Fordham Road
Newmarket
Suffolk, CB8 7LG
Tel: 01638 720 886
Fax: 01638 720 889
Langridge Scaffolding (Sussex) Ltd
Unit M1 Rudford Industrial Estate
Ford
Arundel
West Sussex, BN18 0BF
Tel: 01903 725 873
Fax: 01903 723 468
Layher Ltd
Works Road
Letchworth
Tel: 01462 475 100
Fax: 01462 475 101
www.layher.co.uk
Leo Scaffolding Ltd
Kimka House, Condor Road
Quarry Hill Industrial Estate, Iikeston
Derbyshire, DE7 4RE
Tel: 0115 944 4844
Fax: 0115 944 4822
Lindway Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 16
Bridge Street
Clay Cross
Derbyshire, S45 9NU
Tel: 01246 866 919
Fax: 01246 866 698
www.lindwayscaffolding.co.uk
Lineport Ltd
The Viaduct
Margate Road
Ramsgate
Kent, CT11 7SQ
Tel: 01843 587 462
Fax: 01843 587 480
www.lineportscaffoldingservices.com

LTC Specialist Scaffolding Ltd
Wixenford Depot
Colesdown Hill
Plymouth, PL9 8AA
Tel: 01752 480 400
Fax: 01752 480 490
www.ltcaccess.co.uk
Valepits Road
Garretts Green
Birmingham
West Midlands, B33 0TD
Tel: 0121 789 7979
Fax: 0121 789 7034
www.lyndonscaffolding.co.uk
Lysander Scaffolding Ltd
Lysander Place
Tempsford Airfeld
Everton, Sandy
Bedfordshire, SG19 2JW
Tel: 01767 699 003
www.bsgpropertyservices.co.uk
M. Bliss Brickwork & Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Mallard Close
Earls Barton
Northampton, NN6 0JF
Tel: 01604 811 122
Fax: 01604 811 198
www.mblissbrickwork.co.uk
Magnum Services
Yardbrook Estate
Brookleaze
Stockwood Vale
Keynsham
Bristol, BS31 2AL
Tel: 0117 986 0123
Fax: 0117 986 0234
www.magnumscaffolding.co.uk
Mar Scaffolding (Scotland) Ltd
Units 8 - 10, Forties Commercial Campus
Rosyth Europarc
Dunfermline, KY11 2XB
Tel: 01383 411 511
Fax: 01383 414 121
Marbren Scaffolding and Rigging Ltd
The Offcers Mess
Coldstream Road, Caterham Barracks
Caterham
Surrey, CR3 5QX
Tel: 01883 333 056
Fax: 01883 341 945
Maritime Scaffolding Ltd
109 Urquhart Road
Aberdeen, AB24 5NH
Tel: 01224 638 181
Fax: 01224 649 417
McCrory Scaffolding N.I. Ltd
Silverwood Industrial Estate
Lurgan
Craigavon
Co Armagh, BT66 6LN
Tel: 028 3832 5766
Fax: 028 3832 1024
www.mccroryscaffolding.co.uk
Merlin Services Ltd
Anson Way
Beccles Business Park
Ellough
Beccles
Suffolk, NR34 7TL
Tel: 01502 717 446
Fax: 01502 711 430
www.merlin-services.co.uk

MG Scaffolding (Oxford) Ltd
Unit 16, Athelney Way
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire, GL52 6RT
Tel: 01242 238 912
Fax: 01242 238 916
www.mgscaffolding.uk.com
Midland Scaffolding Services Ltd
High Street
Scaldwell
Northants, NN6 9JT
Tel: 01604 880 111
Fax: 01604 883 500
www.midlandscaffolding.co.uk
Millcroft Services plc
Salutation House, 1 Salutation Road
Greenwich
London, SE10 0AT
Tel: 0208 305 1988
Fax: 0208 305 1986
www.millcroft.co.uk
MJD & Sons (Scaffolding) Ltd
103 Portland Avenue
Irvine
Ayrshire, KA12 8NL
Tel: 01294 275 117
Fax: 01294 278 185
Modular Scaffolding Ltd
Woodside Works
Rugby Street
Sheffeld, S3 9QH
Tel: 0114 273 9791
Fax: 0114 275 6952
MPT Scaffolding Ltd
81 Leighton Road
Stanbridge
Bedfordshire, LU7 9HW
Tel: 01525 211 951
Fax: 01525 211 759
www.mptscaffoldingltd.co.uk
MR Scaffolding Ltd
2 Woods Road
London, SE15 2PX
Tel: 020 7252 8080
Fax: 020 7369 1826
www.mrscaffolding.com
MR. Scaffolding (Anglia) Ltd
6 Munnings Court, Harfreys Road
Harfreys Industrial Estate
Great Yarmouth, NR31 0LS
Tel: 01493 665 066
Fax: 01493 664 050
Neal Stoneman Scaffolding Ltd
The Old Printworks
21 Burrington Way
Plymouth, PL5 3LR
Tel: 01752 790 487
Fax: 01752 790 489
www.stoneman-scaffolding.co.uk
Niall Scaffolders Ltd
Hartwell Depot, Oxford Road
Aylsbury
Bucks, HP17 8QG
Tel: 01296 421 171
Fax: 01296 434 427
www.niallscaffolders.com
NSG UK Ltd
Fourth Avenue
Deeside Industrial Park
Deeside, CH5 2NR
Tel: 01244 833 100
Fax: 01244 833 101
www.nsguk.com
OK Scaffolding Ltd
2 Hill Street
Carnetown
Abercynon
Mountain Ash
Mid Glamorgan, CF45 4PH
Tel: 01443 741 460
Fax: 01443 741 460
Opus Industrial Services Ltd
Ethan House, Royce Avenue
Cowpen Lane Industrial Estate
Billingham
Teeside, TS23 4BX
Tel: 01642 371 850
Fax: 01642 566 942
www.opus-services.com
P&T Scaffolding Ltd
Units 6&7
Bells Yew Green Business Centre
Bells Yew Green
Nr Tunbridge Wells, TN3 9BL
Tel: 01892 750 715
Fax: 01892 750 967
www.ptscaffolding.co.uk
Par Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 6, Newhailes Industrial Estate
Newhailes Road
Musselburgh, EH21 6SY
Tel: 0131 665 9180
Fax: 0131 665 4395
www.parscaffolding.co.uk
Parker Timber Company Ltd
Mulberry Way
Belvedere
Kent, DA17 6AN
Tel: 020 8311 8183
Fax: 020 8310 8919
www.parkertimber.co.uk
PERI Ltd
Market Harborough Road
Clifton upon Dunsmore
Rugby, CV23 0AN
Tel: 01788 861 600
Fax: 01788 861 610
www.peri.ltd.uk
Powertherm Access Services Ltd
Lunn Lane
Beal, Near Goole
North Yorkshire, DN14 0SE
Tel: 01977 670 111
Fax: 01977 670 444
Premier Access Scaffolds Ltd
Unit 6, Avonside Industrial Park
Avonside Road
St Phillips Road
Bristol, BS2 0UQ
Tel: 08456 776 688
Fax: 08456 719 635
www.premieraccessscaffolds.co.uk
Project Scaffolding Ltd
Dawsons Wharf
Via Vulcan Street
Middlesbrough, TS2 1JR
Tel: 01642 222 626
Fax: 01642 243 555
www.projectscaffolding.co.uk
PSS Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 5
Seaway Parade Industrial Estate
Port Talbot, SA12 7BR
Tel: 01639 822 922
Fax: 01639 822 668
www.pss-scaffolding.co.uk
Pyeroy Scaffolding
Pyeroy Ltd
Kirkstone House
St Omers Road, Western Riverside Route
Gateshead, NE11 9EZ
Tel: 0191 493 2600
Fax: 0191 493 2601
R Bain Scaffolding Ltd
Cavendish Road
Off Gunnelswood Road
Stevenage
Herts, SG1 2ET
Tel: 01438 367 867
Fax: 01438 367 908
www.bainscaffolding.co.uk
R. E. D. Scaffolding Ltd
81 Watling Street
Dartford
Kent, DA2 6AA
Tel: 01322 271 554
Fax: 01322 291 730
R J S Scaffolding Ltd
Industrial Estate
Pen-Y-Groes
Caernarfon
Gwynedd, LL54 6DB
Tel: 01286 881 670
Fax: 01286 881 008
Ramport Scaffolding Co Ltd
Unit C, Cedar Point
Church Manorway
Erith
Kent, DA8 1DE
Tel: 020 7732 4646
Fax: 020 7732 0321
www.ramport.co.uk
Ray Seager Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 6, Rhos Industrial Park
Church Road
Rhos-on-Sea
Colwyn Bay
Conwy, LL28 4YX
Tel: 01492 548 388
www.rayseager.com
RBS Scaffolding Ltd
The Grove, Upper Northam Drive
Hedge End
Southampton, SO30 4BG
Tel: 023 8047 1119
Fax: 023 8047 2828
www.rbsscaffolding.co.uk
Rilmac Scaffolding Ltd
Greetwell Road
Lincoln, LN2 4NH
Tel: 01522 531 711
Fax: 01522 781 444
www.rilmac.co.uk
Rotamead Ltd
Essex Works, Hawk Lane
Battlesbridge
Essex, SS11 7RL
Tel: 01268 764 786
Fax: 01268 765 473
www.rotamead.co.uk
14 Maypole Crescent
Darent Industrial Estate
Erith
Kent, DA8 2JZ
Tel: 01322 336 058
Fax: 01322 336 059

Rowland Scaffold Co Ltd
Rowland House
274 Attercliffe Road
Sheffeld
South Yorkshire, S4 7WZ
Tel: 0114 275 5752
Fax: 0114 275 3531
www.rowlandscaffold.co.uk
S N Scaffolds (Bath)
Access House
Windsor Bridge Road
Bath, BA2 3DT
Tel: 01225 448 352
Fax: 01225 448 548
www.snscaffolds.co.uk
S.Y.S (Scaffolding Contractors) Ltd
Old North Ropery Works
Carr Hill
Balby
Doncaster, DN4 8DE
Tel: 01302 340 132
Fax: 01302 730 275
Safeway Scaffolding Ltd
St Peters House
Churchill
Coleshill
Birmingham, B46 3AL
Tel: 01675 465 593
Fax: 01675 466 368
www.safewayscaffolding.co.uk
221-225 Tyburn Road
Erdington
Birmingham
West Midlands, B24 8NB
Tel: 0121 322 2088
Fax: 0121 327 2592
www.scaffolder.co.uk
Scaffold Services (West Midlands) Ltd
Wartell Bank Industrial Estate
Kingswinford
Kingswinford
West Midlands, DY6 9HS
Tel: 01384 402 050
Fax: 01384 402 300
Scaffold Services Ltd
Hawarden Avenue
Leicester
Leicestershire, LE5 4NN
Tel: 0116 276 8125
Fax: 0116 274 2338
www.scaffoldservicesltd.co.uk
Seabro Ltd
7 Comet Way
Southend-on-Sea
Essex, SS2 6GD
Tel: 01702 522 442
Fax: 01702 523 578
www.seabro.com
Severnside Scaffolding Ltd
Morley House
Llanthony Road
Gloucester
Gloucestershire, GL2 5HL
Tel: 01452 529 601
Fax: 01452 305 616
SGB Project Services Ltd
Harsco House, Regent Park
299 Kingston Road
Leatherhead, KT22 7SG
Tel: 01372 381 300
Fax: 01372 381 399
www.sgb.co.uk
NASC Full Members: Head Offices / London and South East
SGS Ltd
Foster Street, Stoneferry Road
Kingston Upon Hull, HU8 8BT
Tel: 01482 610 488
Fax: 01482 581 950
www.sgsscaffolding.co.uk
Units 4-5, Mayphil Industrial Estate
Battlesbridge
Essex, SS11 7RJ
Tel: 01268 562 999
Fax: 01268 562 555
www.shorescaffold.co.uk
SHS Scaffolding
Unit 15a Atlantic Business Park
Barry
Vale of Glamorgan, CF63 3RF
Tel: 01446 735 364
Fax: 01446 745 567
www.shs-scaffolding.co.uk
Silverstar Services Ltd
Unit 4, Palm Business Centre
Stock Lane, Chadderton
Oldham, OL9 9ER
Tel: 0161 665 0828
Fax: 0161 652 6046
Sky Scaffolding (Midlands) Ltd
Nicolet House
Budbrooke Road Industrial Estate
Budbrooke Road
Warwick, CV34 5XH
Tel: 01926 400 900
Fax: 01926 400 555
South Lincolnshire Scaffolding Ltd
The Old School House
36 School Lane, Butterwick
Boston, PE22 0HU
Tel: 01205 363 366
Fax: 01205 363 366
www.sls-scaffolding.co.uk
Spectra Scaffolding Ltd
Warth Road Industrial Estate, Warth Road
Bury
Greater Manchester, BL9 9NB
Tel: 0161 272 0200
Fax: 0161 272 0211
www.spectrascaffolding.co.uk
Spectrum Access Ltd
Portrack Grange Road
Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 2PH
Tel: 01642 634 363
Fax: 01642 675 568
Speedier Scaffolding Ltd
Manchester Road
Westhoughton
Bolton, BL5 3QH
Tel: 01942 841 919
Fax: 01942 841 918
www.speedierscaffolding.com
SRK Scaffolding Ltd
Durston Woodlands Yard
Durston, Taunton
Somerset, TA3 5AG
Tel: 01823 413 419
Fax: 01823 413 414
Standard Scaffolding Specialists Ltd
131A Church Street
Little Lever, Bolton
Lancashire, BL3 1BW
Tel: 01204 574 064
Fax: 01204 862 612
www.standardscaffolding.co.uk
Sterling Scaffolding Ltd
Cheryl House
Jarrow
Tyne & Wear, NE32 3HG
Tel: 0191 428 0302
Fax: 0191 483 4796
Strathclyde Scaffolding Services Ltd
Glengallan Road
Oban, PA34 4HG
Tel: 01631 565 229
Fax: 01631 571 378
Supa Scaffolding Services Ltd
2 Crakemarsh Hall
Crakemarsh
Uttoxeter
Staffs, ST14 5AR
Tel: 01283 210 077
Fax: 01283 819 491
www.supascaffolding.co.uk
SW Scaffolding Ltd
Rear of Park Farm
Spratton Road
Brixworth
Northampton, NN6 9DS
Tel: 01604 881 731
Fax: 01604 880 859
Swale Scaffolding Ltd
Gatherley Road Industrial Estate
Brompton on Swale
Richmond
North Yorkshire, DL10 7JQ
Tel: 01748 812 777
Fax: 01748 812 234
www.swalegroup.com
Thompson Scaffolding Services (Penrith) Ltd
Unit 29, Bowerbank Way
Gilwilly Industrial Estate
Penrith
Cumbria, CA11 9BQ
Tel: 01768 899 026
Fax: 01768 892 060
1120 Elliot Court
Herald Avenue
Coventry Business Park
Coventry, CV5 6UB
Tel: 02476 710 250
Fax: 02476 850 146
www.thyssenkrupppalmers.co.uk
Tone Scaffolding Services Ltd
Sky House
87-91 Beddington Lane
Croydon, CR0 4TD
Tel: 020 8684 3771
Fax: 020 8684 3772
www.tonescaffolding.co.uk
Tower Scaffolding (South West) Ltd
Milber Trading Estate
Newton Abbot
Devon, TQ12 4SG
Tel: 01626 331 446
Fax: 01626 335 515
www.towerscaffolding.co.uk
TRAD Scaffolding Ltd
TRAD House, Imperial Street
London, E3 3ED
Tel: 020 8980 1155
Fax: 020 8981 3019
www.trad.co.uk

Tubes Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Old Harleston Road
Earsham, Bungay
Suffolk, NR35 2AG
Tel: 01986 894 434
Fax: 01986 894 024
Tubular Scaffolding Ltd
1081 Duke Street
Glasgow, G31 5NX
Tel: 0141 554 3801
Fax: 0141 554 3801
Turner Access Ltd
65 Craigton Road
Glasgow, G51 3EQ
Tel: 0141 309 5555
Fax: 0141 309 5436
www.turner-access.co.uk
UK Access Solutions Ltd
1 Bilport Lane
Wednesbury
West Midlands, WS10 0NT
Tel: 0121 500 5055
Fax: 0121 525 5873
Unique House
Kangley Bridge Road
Lower Sydenham
London, SE26 5AU
Tel: 020 8778 8483
Fax: 020 8676 8439
van Thiel United UK Ltd
Bletchingley Road
Nutfeld
Surrey, RH1 4HW
Tel: 01737 823 600
Fax: 01737 824 001
www.thiel.nl
Venture Scaffolding Services Ltd
Belbins, Sandy Lane
Romsey
Hants, SO51 0PD
Tel: 01794 369 180
Fax: 01794 369 188
Viking Scaffold Services Ltd
18 Charlecote Drive
Clee View, Dudley
West Midlands, DY11 2GG
Tel: 01384 258 552
Fax: 01384 258 552
www.vikingscaffold.co.uk
W & J Scaffolding Ltd
Ennerdale Road
Harlescott
Shrewsbury, SY1 3LD
Tel: 01743 442 204
Fax: 01743 469 957
www.wjscaffolding.com
Whybrow Scaffolding Ltd
2 Varcoe Road
Rotherhithe
London, SE16 3DG
Tel: 020 7231 4020
Fax: 020 7231 4199
XL Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 4, Benwick Road Industrial Estate
Station Road
Whittlesey
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire, PE7 2HD
Tel: 01733 208 686
Fax: 01733 350 316
www.xlscaffolding.co.uk
Aerial Scaffolding Ltd
1 Randlesdown Road
Catford
London, E6 3BT
Tel: 020 8697 3478
Fax: 020 8698 7564
Alltask Ltd
Alltask House, Commissioners Road
Medway City Estate
Strood
Rochester, ME2 4EJ
Tel: 01634 298 000
Fax: 01634 298 001
Westfeld Road
Slyfeld Industrial Estate
Guildford
Surrey, GU1 1RU
Tel: 01483 302 655
Fax: 01483 302 677
Macey House, Batsworth Road
Mitcham
Surrey, CR4 3BX
Tel: 020 8640 2570
Fax: 020 8646 4196
4 Star Road Trading Estate
Partridge Green
West Sussex, RH13 8RA
Tel: 01403 712 500
Fax: 01403 712 505
Anglewest Ltd
Lower Mount Farm
Long Lane
Cookham
Berkshire, SL6 9EE
Tel: 01628 551 880
Fax: 01628 551 881
Boundoak Industrial Estate
Eversley Road
Arborfeld
Reading, RG2 9PN
Tel: 0118 976 1610
Fax: 0118 976 1510
Ash Scaffolding Ltd
Unit H, Smarden Business Estate
Monks Hill
Smarden
Ashford
Kent, TN27 8QL
Tel: 01233 770 373
Ashford Scaffolding Ltd
Unit R, Newington
London Road
Newington
Sittingbourne
Kent, ME9 7NA
Tel: 01795 841 171
Fax: 01795 841 181

London and
South East
Key:
Austins Cradles Ltd
Hammonds Drive
Eastbourne
East Sussex, BN23 6PW
Tel: 01323 645 544
Fax: 01323 410 176
Austins Cradles Ltd
Unit 7 Sussex House Business Park
270-274 Old Shoreham Road
Hove
East Sussex, BN3 7DX
Tel: 01273 734 744
Fax: 01273 220 810
Beaver 84
Thingoe Hill
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk, IP32 6BE
Tel: 01284 724 824
Fax: 01284 765 824
Beaver 84
Birtley Road
Bramley
Nr Guildford
Surrey, GU5 OLA
Tel: 01483 898 777
Fax: 01483 894 777
Beaver 84
Bunny Lane
Sherfeld English
Nr Romsey
Hampshire, SO51 6FT
Tel: 01794 884 876
Fax: 01794 884 277
Beaver 84
Pitt Street
Westbank
Widnes
Cheshire, WA8 0TG
Tel: 0151 420 3331
Fax: 0151 495 2298
Beaver 84
Watson Close
Oliver Road
West Thurrock
Essex, RM20 3EF
Tel: 01708 861 821
Fax: 01708 869 537
Waterside Trading Centre
Trumpers Way
Hanwell
London, W7 2QD
Tel: 020 8867 9977
Fax: 020 8867 9900
Brogan Group
The Railway Sidings
Oakleigh Road South
New Southgate
London, N11 1HJ
Tel: 020 8361 0090
Fax: 020 8361 8971
Cape
Boundary Road, Harfreys Industrial Estate
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk, NR31 0LW
Tel: 01493 657 111
Fax: 01493 657 222
Cape
Unit Q, Fort Wallington Industrial Estate
Fareham
Hampshire, PO16 8TT
Tel: 01329 238 331
Fax: 01329 822 867
Castle Scaffolding Ltd
28 Weir Road
Wimbledon
London, SW19 8UG
Tel: 020 8947 0847
Fax: 020 8947 0397
Claw Scaffold Ltd
The Yard
Bird in Eye Hill Industrial Estate
Uckfeld
East Sussex, TN22 5HA
Tel: 01825 765 349
Fax: 01825 769 084
Claw Scaffold Ltd
Arrowhead Road
Theale
Reading
Berkshire, RG7 4AE
Tel: 0118 930 6688
Fax: 0118 930 6713
Connect Scaffolding Ltd
Hadham Park, Hadham Road
Bishops Stortford
Herts, CM23 1JH
Tel: 01279 757 113
Fax: 01279 757 116
Coventry Scaffolding Co (London) Ltd
471 Southend Lane
London, SE26 5BT
Tel: 020 8659 8888
Fax: 020 659 5700
Crowe Plant Fabrication Ltd
11/29 Groton Road
Earlsfeld
London, SW18 4HT
Tel: 020 8870 5121/2
Fax: 020 8877 9239
D & R Scaffold (Eastern)
Archers Field
Burnt Mills Industrial Estate
Basildon
Essex, SS13 1DH
Tel: 01268 525 678
Fax: 01268 284 478
D & R Scaffold (Kent)
Chegworth Court Farm
Chegworth Lane
Harrietsham
Maidstone
Kent, ME17 1DG
Tel: 01622 853 846
Fax: 01622 853 946
D & R Scaffold (North London)
29 High Street
Great Offey
Hertfordshire, SG5 3AP
Tel: 0800 0778 190
Fax: 01462 768 340
D & R Scaffold (Southern)
B R Goods Yard, Nightingale Road
Horsham
West Sussex, RH12 2NS
Tel: 01403 274 802
Fax: 01403 275 038
D + R Group Plc
Railway Approach
Consort Road
London, SE15 2PR
Tel: 020 7639 4861
Fax: 020 7358 1105
Quarry Lane
Chichester
West Sussex, PO19 8NY
Tel: 01243 782 345
Fax: 01243 527 581
Witley Station Yard
Wormley, Guildford
Surrey, GU8 5TD
Tel: 01428 684 833
Fax: 01428 684 946
23 Maple Road
Saddlebow Industrial Estate
Kings Lynn
Norfolk, PE34 3AH
Tel: 01553 771 465
Fax: 01553 773 010
731 - 761 Harrow Road
London, NW10 5NY
Tel: 020 8969 1191
Fax: 020 8968 1301
Arminghall Close, Woodcock Road
Norwich
Norfolk, NR3 3UE
Tel: 01603 416 116
Fax: 01603 787 116
Unit 3 Primrose Works
10 Stour Road
London, E3 2NT
Tel: 020 8533 7333
Fax: 020 8533 5774
227 - 231 Selbourne Road
Luton
Bedfordshire, LU4 8NR
Tel: 01582 491 000
Fax: 01582 493 384
Station Yard
56 Brigstock Road
Thornton Heath
Surrey, CR7 8RX
Tel: 020 8689 6044
Fax: 020 8689 8786
Deverson Direct Ltd
PO Box 826
Canterbury
Kent, CT4 6XA
Tel: 01303 840 777
E A Scaffolding & Systems Ltd
16 Sedgwick Road
Luton
Bedfordshire, LU4 9DT
Tel: 01582 575 200
Fax: 01582 599 254
Eastern Counties Access Solutions
Work at Height Safety Centre
Muck Lane, Rackheath
Norwich, NR13 6ST
Tel: 01603 735 130
Fax: 01603 722 844
Embassy Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 2 - 3 Noakes Industrial Estate
New Road, Rainham
Essex, RM13 9EB
Tel: 01708 867 609
Fax: 01708 869 830
ENJ Scaffolding Company Ltd
Fairview Industrial Park
Marsh Way
Rainham
Essex, RM13 8UH
Tel: 01708 556 740
Fax: 01708 554 838
Euro Construction Scaffolding Ltd
Willow Farm, Moor Lane
Staines
Middlesex, TW19 6EQ
Tel: 01784 440 606
Fax: 01784 440 607
Fast Fix Scaffolding Ltd
Wrays Farm
Horsehill
Horley
Surrey, RH6 0HN
Tel: 01293 863 074
Fax: 01293 863 343
Finest Scaffolding and Access Ltd
Western Avenue
Western Dock
Southampton
Hampshire, SO15 0HH
Tel: 023 8070 1776
Fax: 023 8077 8505
Formark Scaffolding (Holdings) Ltd
128 - 130 Frant Road
Thornton Heath
Croydon
Surrey, CR7 7JU
Tel: 020 8665 0848
Fax: 020 8665 0782
Fourways Plant Ltd
232 Carter Street
Fordham, Ely
Cambridgeshire, CB7 5JU
Tel: 01638 721 424
Fax: 01638 721 432
Fourways Plant Ltd
Second Avenue
Montagu Road
Edmonton
London, N18 2PG
Tel: 020 8884 3339
Fax: 020 8807 8477
Bannisters Yard
Mayers Lane
Sandon
Chelmsford
Essex, CM2 7RP
Tel: 01245 227 771
Fax: 01245 227 383
Kierbeck Business Park
North Woolwich Road, Silvertown
London, E16 2BG
Tel: 020 7473 6056
Fax: 020 7473 2077
Claylands Road
Bishops Waltham
Hants, S032 1BH
Tel: 01489 894 411
Fax: 01489 894 455
Unit 1L-1M, Standard Industrial Estate
Factory Road, Silvertown
London, E16 2EJ
Tel: 020 7476 4760
Fax: 020 7476 3157
Unit 8, Horton Industrial Estate
Off Horton Road
West Drayton
Middlesex, UB7 8JL
Tel: 01895 430 630
Fax: 01895 430 434
22/30 Sturt Road
Frimley Green
Camberley
Surrey, GU16 6HY
Tel: 01252 838 696
Fax: 01252 837 614
Jarvis Brook Goods Yard
Western Road
Crowborough
East Sussex, TN6 3DS
Tel: 01892 661 221
Fax: 01892 664 434
Hornet Business Estate
Quarry Hill Road
Borough Green
Kent, TN15 8QW
Tel: 01732 881 560
Fax: 01732 883 750
Gilray Plant Ltd
Cedar Depot
Church Manorway
Erith
Kent, DA8 1DE
Tel: 01322 442 006
Fax: 01322 442 009
Globe Scaffolding Ltd
Access House
63 Weir Road
Wimbledon
London, SW19 8UG
Tel: 020 8947 3479
Fax: 020 8947 7593
H & H Contract Scaffolding
Units 14 - 16, Steventon Storage Facility
Hanney Road
Steventon
Oxon, OX13 6AP
Tel: 01235 835 522
Fax: 01235 835 123
Ideal Scaffolding (Southern) Ltd
32a Sturt Road
Frimley Green
Camberley
Surrey, GU16 6HY
Tel: 01252 660 666
Fax: 01252 645 170
Crabtree Manorway South
Belvedere
Kent, DA17 6BH
Tel: 0208 326 9560
Fax: 0208 310 2016
IOT Scaffolding Ltd
Telegraph Hill Industrial Estate
Unit 33-35, Laundry Road
Minster, Ramsgate
Kent, CT12 4HY
Tel: 01843 825 888
Fax: 01843 822 889
JDC Scaffolding
1 Barnet Hill
Barnet
Hertfordshire, EN5 5RD
Tel: 020 8441 6446
Fax: 020 8441 6449
K Services Scaffold and Access
The Former Goods Yard
Station Approach
Bicester
Oxon, OX26 6BZ
Tel: 01869 249 355
Fax: 01869 245 258
Kent Scaffolding Co Ltd
60 / 74 Creekside
London, SE8 4SA
Tel: 020 8692 7600
Fax: 020 8692 2002
Kier Scaffolding
Maple Lodge Close, Maple Cross
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire, WD3 9SN
Tel: 01923 721 277
Fax: 01923 770 714
36 Jubilee Terrace
Ely, Cambs, B7 4BJ
Tel: 01638 720 886
Fax: 01638 720 889
The Pines Industrial Estate
Fordham Road
Newmarket
Suffolk, CB8 7LG
Tel: 01638 720 886
Fax: 01638 720 889
Langridge Scaffolding (Sussex) Ltd
Unit M1 Rudford Industrial Estate
Ford, Arundel
West Sussex, BN18 0BF
Tel: 01903 725 873
Fax: 01903 723 468
Layher Ltd
Works Road
Letchworth
Tel: 01462 475 100
Fax: 01462 475 101
Lineport Ltd
The Goods Yard, Bickley Station
Southborough Road
Bromley
Kent, BR1 2EB
Tel: 020 8295 5656
Fax: 020 8295 5655
Lineport Ltd
The Viaduct, Margate Road
Ramsgate
Kent, CT11 7SQ
Tel: 01843 587 462
Fax: 01843 587 480
Lysander Scaffolding Ltd
Lysander Place, Tempsford Airfeld
Everton, Sandy
Bedfordshire, SG19 2JW
Tel: 01767 699 003
Marbren Scaffolding & Rigging Ltd
76a Pretoria Road North
Edmonton
London, N18 1SP
Tel: 020 8660 6323
Fax: 020 8887 6633
Marbren Scaffolding and Rigging Ltd
The Offcers Mess, Coldstream Road
Caterham Barracks, Caterham
Surrey, CR3 5QX
Tel: 01883 333 056
Fax: 01883 341 945
Merlin Services Ltd
Unit 5c, Morston Business Park
Saddlebow Industrial Estate
Kings Lynn
Norfolk, PE34 3AG
Tel: 01553 692 898
Fax: 01553 691 442
Merlin Services Ltd
Anson Way, Beccles Business Park
Ellough, Beccles
Suffolk, NR34 7TL
Tel: 01502 717 446
Fax: 01502 711 430
MG Scaffolding (Oxford) Ltd
Unit 16, Athelney Way
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire, GL52 6RT
Tel: 01242 238 912
Fax: 01242 238 916
Millcroft Services plc
Salutation House, 1 Salutation Road
Greenwich
London, SE10 0AT
Tel: 020 8305 1988
Fax: 020 8305 1986
MPT Scaffolding Ltd
81 Leighton Road
Stanbridge
Bedfordshire, LU7 9HW
Tel: 01525 211 951
Fax: 01525 211 759
MR Scaffolding Ltd
2 Woods Road
London, SE15 2PX
Tel: 020 7252 8080
Fax: 020 7369 1826
MR. Scaffolding (Anglia) Ltd
6 Munnings Court, Harfreys Road
Harfreys Industrial Estate
Great Yarmouth, NR31 0LS
Tel: 01493 665 066
Fax: 01493 664 050
Niall Scaffolders Ltd
Hartwell Depot, Oxford Road
Aylsbury
Bucks, HP17 8QG
Tel: 01296 421 171
Fax: 01296 434 427
P&T Scaffolding Ltd
Units 6&7, Bells Yew Green Business Centre
Bells Yew Green
Nr Tunbridge Wells, TN3 9BL
Tel: 01892 750 715
Fax: 01892 750 967
Parker Timber Company Ltd
Mulberry Way
Belvedere
Kent, DA17 6AN
Tel: 020 8311 8183
Fax: 020 8310 8919
R Bain Scaffolding Ltd
Cavendish Road, Off Gunnelswood Road
Stevenage
Herts, SG1 2ET
Tel: 01438 367 867
Fax: 01438 367 908
R. E. D. Scaffolding Ltd
81 Watling Street
Dartford
Kent, DA2 6AA
Tel: 01322 271 554
Fax: 01322 291 730
Ramport Scaffolding Co Ltd
Unit C, Cedar Point
Church Manorway, Erith
Kent, DA8 1DE
Tel: 020 7732 4646
Fax: 020 7732 0321
Rotamead Ltd
Essex Works, Hawk Lane
Battlesbridge
Essex, SS11 7RL
Tel: 01268 764 786
Fax: 01268 765 473
14 Maypole Crescent
Darent Industrial Estate, Erith
Kent, DA8 2JZ
Tel: 01322 336 058
Fax: 01322 336 059
Seabro Ltd
7 Comet Way
Southend-on-Sea
Essex, SS2 6GD
Tel: 01702 522 442
Fax: 01702 523 578
SGB Hire and Sale
Kingsthorpe Road
Hove
East Sussex, BN3 5JG
Tel: 01273 739 681
Fax: 01273 324 210
SGB Hire and Sale
Unit 8, The Drift, Off Nacton Road
Ipswich
Suffolk, IP3 9QR
Tel: 01473 271313
Fax: 01473 710 979
SGB Hire and Sale
104 Scrubs Lane
Willesden
London, NW10 6SF
Tel: 020 8969 3661
Fax: 020 8960 6033
Cambridge Road
Milton, Cambridge
Cambridgeshire, CB4 6AZ
Tel: 01223 420 265
Fax: 01223 424 088
21 Stacey Avenue, Off Montagu Road
Edmonton
London, N18 3PP
Tel: 020 8803 3300
Fax: 020 8345 5666
Unit 31 Hobbs Industrial Estate
Newchapel, Lingfeld
Surrey, RH7 6HN
Tel: 01342 835 555
Fax: 01342 836 274
London and South East / South West and South Wales
11b South Crescent
Cody Road Business Centre
Canning Town
London, E16 4TL
Tel: 020 7474 6781
Fax: 020 7473 9240
609 London Road
West Thurrock
Essex, RM20 3BJ
Tel: 01708 686 640
Fax: 01708 686 650
86/88 Gresham Road
Brixton
London, SW9 7NP
Tel: 020 7924 9000
Fax: 020 7738 4144
Harsco House, Regent Park
299 Kingston Road
Leatherhead, KT22 7SG
Tel: 01372 381 300
Fax: 01372 381 399
Units 4-5, Mayphil Industrial Estate
Battlesbridge
Essex, SS11 7RJ
Tel: 01268 562 999
Fax: 01268 562 555
Faldo Road, Barton Industrial Estate
Barton-Le-Clay
Luton
Bedfordshire, MK45 4FF
Tel: 01582 883 309
Fax: 01582 883 382
102 - 120 North Lane
Aldershot
Hampshire, GU12 4QN
Tel: 01252 344 910
Fax: 01252 323 780
Anchor Business Centre
School Lane
Chandlers Ford
Eastleigh
Hampshire, PO15 5TS
Tel: 02380 810 700
Fax: 02380 274 831
Burts Wharf
Crabtree Manor Way North
Belvedere
Kent, DA17 6LJ
Tel: 020 8319 7340
Fax: 020 8320 7663
Tone Scaffolding Services Ltd
Sky House, 87-91 Beddington Lane
Croydon, CR0 4TD
Tel: 020 8684 3771
Fax: 020 8684 3772
Tone Hire & Sales Ltd
Victoria House
144-146 Beddington Lane
Croydon
Surrey, CR0 4TD
Tel: 020 8684 5446
Fax: 020 8684 5447
TRAD Hire & Sales Ltd
Renwick Road
Barking
Essex, IG11 0SB
Tel: 020 8517 1212
Fax: 020 8517 1213
TRAD Scaffolding Ltd
TRAD House, Imperial Street
London, E3 3ED
Tel: 020 8980 1155
Fax: 020 8981 3019
Tubes Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Old Harleston Road
Earsham, Bungay
Suffolk, NR35 2AG
Tel: 01986 894 434
Fax: 01986 894 024
Unique House
Kangley Bridge Road
Lower Sydenham
London, SE26 5AU
Tel: 020 8778 8483
Fax: 020 8676 8439
van Thiel United UK Ltd
Bletchingley Road
Nutfeld, Surrey, RH1 4HW
Tel: 01737 823 600
Fax: 01737 824 001
Whybrow Scaffolding Ltd
2 Varcoe Road
Rotherhithe
London, SE16 3DG
Tel: 020 7231 4020
Fax: 020 7231 4199
Abbey Scaffolding (Swindon) Ltd
Unit 2, Cheney Manor Industrial Estate
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 2QN
Tel: 01793 480 347
Fax: 01793 480 454
Allen & Foxworthy Ltd
9 Brindley Close, Cheney Manor
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 2YW
Tel: 01793 613 330
Fax: 01793 537 214
Apex Scaffolding (Exeter) Ltd
Apex House, Pinbrook Road
Exeter
Devon, EX4 8HH
Tel: 01392 460 099
Fax: 01392 460 109
Ashton Scaffolding Services Ltd
189 South Liberty Lane
Ashton
Bristol, BS3 2TN
Tel: 0117 966 7130
Fax: 0117 902 0151
B J Champion Scaffolding Ltd
Champion House, Roentgen Court
Roentgen Road
Basingstoke
Hampshire, RG24 8NT
Tel: 01256 866 000
Fax: 01256 866 066
Blencowe Scaffolding Ltd
Edison Road,
Churchfelds Industrial Estate
Salisbury
Wiltshire, SP2 7NU
Tel: 01722 329 010
Fax: 01722 414 572
Brunel Scaffolding Ltd
5 James Watt Close
Hawksworth Industrial Estates
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN2 1EL
Tel: 01793 531 539
Fax: 01793 542 510
Bryson Scaffolding Ltd
The Old Concrete Yard, Albert Road
St Phillips
Bristol, BS2 0XA
Tel: 0117 300 5555
Fax: 0117 971 1593
Cape
16A Village Farm Road
Village Farm Industrial Estate
Pyle
Bridgend, CF33 6BL
Tel: 01656 748 200
Fax: 01656 748 260
Cape
Plot 4, Waterston Industrial Estate
Waterston, Milford Haven
Pembrokeshire, SA73 1DP
Tel: 01656 748 200
Fax: 01656 748 250
Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding Ltd
Unit No 2B, Longrock Industrial Estate
Penzance
Cornwall, TR20 8HX
Tel: 01736 364 562
Fax: 01736 365 828
Claw Scaffold Ltd
Wylds Road, Castlefelds Industrial Estate
Bridgwater
Somerset, TA6 4DH
Tel: 01278 457 107
Fax: 01278 425 015
Combined Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Lanes Farm, Marlborough Road
Wootton Bassett
Swindon
Wiltshire, SN4 7SA
Tel: 01793 851 551
Unit 158 Eastern Business Park
Bournemouth International Airport
Christchurch
Dorset, BH23 6NE
Tel: 01202 591 255
Fax: 01202 591 266
Silverthorne Lane
St Philips
Bristol, BS2 0QD
Tel: 0117 971 2273
Fax: 0117 971 2178
Lamby Way
Rumney
Cardiff, CF3 8EQ
Tel: 02920 791 188
Fax: 02920 792 641
Cofton Road
Marsh Barton
Exeter, EX2 8QW
Tel: 01392 273 595
Fax: 01392 824 039
Burrington Way
Plymouth
Devon, PL5 3LS
Tel: 01752 793 363
Fax: 01752 767 984
Kernys Way
Gas Work Industrial Estate
Morriston
Swansea, SA6 8QF
Tel: 01792 774 123
Fax: 01792 773 989
Perranwell Station
Perranwell
Truro
Cornwall, TR3 7LG
Tel: 01872 870 078
Fax: 01872 862 045
Building S033, Southyard
Devonport
Devon, PL2 2BG
Tel: 01752 500 377
Fax: 01752 606 564
Suite C, First Floor,
145 West Hendford
Yeovil, BA20 2AQ
Tel: 01935 420 081
Suite E9 - E11
Abbey Manor Business Centre
The Abbey, Preston Road
Yeovil, BA20 2EN
Tel: 01935 420 081
Fax: 01935 472 383
Formula Scaffolding Ltd
70 High Street
West End
Southampton
Hampshire, SO30 3DU
Tel: 02380 466 900
Fax: 02380 462 499
G Mead Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 220, Central Business Park
Petherton Road
Hengrove
Bristol, BS14 9BZ
Tel: 01275 835 707
Meriton Street
St. Philips Marsh
Bristol
Avon, BS2 0SZ
Tel: 0117 972 4550
Fax: 0117 972 4502
South West
and
South Wales
Key:
Martin Road, Tremorfa Industrial Estate
Cardiff, CF24 5SD
Tel: 02920 46 3835
Fax: 02920 46 3246
Gloucester Scaffolding Ltd
The Orchards, Hayden Hill
Old Gloucester Road
Hayden
Cheltenham, GL51 0SW
Tel: 01242 680 439
Fax: 01242 249 222
H M Scaffolding Ltd
The Yard, Stone Lane
Lydiard Millicent
Swindon, SN5 3LD
Tel: 01793 770 022
Fax: 01793 771 050
Unit 1, Phase 1
United Downs Industrial Park
St Day, Redruth
Cornwall, TR16 5HY
Tel: 01209 822 216
Fax: 01209 822 545
Wixenford Depot, Colesdown Hill
Plymouth, PL9 8AA
Tel: 01752 480 400
Fax: 01752 480 490
Priority Business Centre, Curran Road
Cardiff, CF10 5ND
Tel: 02920 227 566
Fax: 02920 641 254
Magnum Services
Yardbrook Estate
Brookleaze
Stockwood Vale, Keynsham
Bristol, BS31 2AL
Tel: 0117 986 0123
Fax: 0117 986 0234
Neal Stoneman Scaffolding Ltd
The Old Printworks, 21 Burrington Way
Plymouth, PL5 3LR
Tel: 01752 790 487
Fax: 01752 790 489
OK Scaffolding Ltd
2 Hill Street
Carnetown
Abercynon
Mountain Ash
Mid Glamorgan, CF45 4PH
Tel: 01443 741 460
Fax: 01443 741 460
Premier Access Scaffolds Ltd
Unit 6
Avonside Industrial Park
Avonside Road, St Phillips Road
Bristol, BS2 0UQ
Tel: 08456 776 688
Fax: 08456 719 635
PSS Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 5
Seaway Parade Industrial Estate
Port Talbot, SA12 7BR
Tel: 01639 822 922
Fax: 01639 822 668
RBS Scaffolding Ltd
The Grove, Upper Northam Drive
Hedge End
Southampton, SO30 4BG
Tel: 023 8047 1119
Fax: 023 8047 2828
S N Scaffolds (Bath)
Access House
Windsor Bridge Road
Bath, BA2 3DT
Tel: 01225 448 352
Fax: 01225 448 548
Severnside Scaffolding Ltd
Morley House
Llanthony Road
Gloucester
Gloucestershire, GL2 5HL
Tel: 01452 529 601
Fax: 01452 305 616
SGB Hire and Sale
Ipswich Road
Cardiff, CF23 9AQ
Tel: 02920 497 313
Fax: 02920 489 990
SGB Hire and Sale
Knapps Lane
Fishponds Trading Estate
Fishponds
Bristol
Avon, BS5 7UQ
Tel: 0117 958 6400
Fax: 0117 965 0355
SGB Hire and Sale
130 Millbank Street
Northam
Southampton, SO14 5BB
Tel: 023 8023 4420
Fax: 023 8023 5714
Unit 5
Pucklechurch Trading Estate
Pucklechurch
Bristol, BS16 9QH
Tel: 0117 937 3218
Fax: 0117 937 2247
SHS Scaffolding
Unit 15a
Atlantic Business Park
Barry
Vale of Glamorgan, CF63 3RF
Tel: 01446 735 364
Fax: 01446 745 567
SRK Scaffolding Ltd
Durston Woodlands Yard
Durston
Taunton
Somerset, TA3 5AG
Tel: 01823 413 419
Fax: 01823 413 414
Tower Scaffolding (South West) Ltd
Milber Trading Estate
Newton Abbot
Devon, TQ12 4SG
Tel: 01626 331 446
Fax: 01626 335 515
58 Whittle Road
West Portway Industrial Estate
Andover
Hampshire, SP10 3FB
Tel: 0126 435 0505
Fax: 0126 435 0515
Venture Scaffolding Services Ltd
Belbins
Sandy Lane
Romsey
Hants, SO51 0PD
Tel: 01794 369 180
Fax: 01794 369 188
AAA Scaffold Ltd
Unit 7, Belper Enterprise Park
Greets Green Road, West Bromwich
West Midlands, B70 9EN
Tel: 0121 553 1611
Fax: 0121 525 7207
Safety Centre, Cheaney Drive
Grange Park
Northampton, NN4 5FB
Tel: 01604 662 966
Fax: 01604 662 967
Alan Wilks Scaffolding Ltd
The Sidings, Main Street
Evesham
Worcestershire, WR11 7XB
Tel: 01386 456 47
Fax: 01386 456 47
AMP Scaffold Co Ltd
12 Birmingham Road
West Bromwich, B71 4JZ
Tel: 0121 580 0389
Fax: 0121 580 2867
Ashfeld Scaffolding Ltd
Brierley Park Close
Brierley Park Industrial Estate
Sutton in Ashfeld
Notts, NG17 3FW
Tel: 01623 552 233
Fax: 01623 550 022
Beaver 84
87-93 Amington Road
Birmingham
West Midlands, B25 8ET
Tel: 0121 706 0000
Fax: 0121 706 9832
Boulton Ltd
Cannon Business Park
Darkhouse Lane, Coesley
West Midlands, WV14 8XQ
Tel: 01902 385 300
171 Gloucester Crescent
Wigston
Leicester, LE18 4YH
Tel: 0116 278 6677
Fax: 0116 278 7755
City Scaffold Services (Midlands) Ltd
City House, 11 Greenbox
Westonhall Road, Stoke Prior
Bromsgrove, B60 4AL
Tel: 0870 850 5589
Fax: 0870 850 3524
Abbey Street, Lenton
Nottingham, NG7 2PD
Tel: 0115 978 1953
Fax: 0115 979 0140
Unit 5 Fengate Trade Park, 2nd Drove
Peterborough, PE1 5XA
Tel: 01733 890 009
Fax: 01733 890 010
Triplet Works, Pikehelve Street
West Bromwich
West Midlands, B70 0TU
Tel: 0121 520 1421
Fax: 0121 522 2458
Newtack Farm, Walsall Road
Great Wyrley
Walsall, WS6 6AP
Tel: 01922 708 860
Fax: 01922 708 868
46 Hill Street
Hednesford, Cannock
Staffordshire, WS12 2DN
Tel: 01543 428 844
Fax: 01543 422 748
Kingsfeld Way
Off Gladstone Road
Dallington
Northampton, NN5 7QN
Tel: 01604 580 444
Fax: 01604 580 487
4 Faraday Close
Drayton Fields Ind Estate
Daventry, NN11 5RD
Tel: 01327 311 288
Fax: 01327 315 816
Trinity Street, Off Tat Bank Road
Oldbury
West Midlands, B69 4LA
Tel: 0121 543 2950
Fax: 0121 543 2951
H & E Scaffolding Ltd
Yard 16, Sommerfeld Road
Trench Lock 2, Telford
Shropshire, TF1 5SW
Tel: 01952 254 777
Fax: 01952 222 084
Haki Ltd
Magnus, Tame Valley Industrial Estate
Tamworth
Staffordshire, B77 5BY
Tel: 01827 282 525
Fax: 01827 250 329
Independent Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 5, Albion Trading Estate
Oldbury Road
West Bromwich, B70 9BP
Tel: 0121 553 6677
Fax: 0121 553 2700
South West and South Wales / Midlands
Midlands

Key:
Midlands / Northern and North Wales
Floor 7, Intersection House
110 Birmingham Road
West Bromwich
West Midlands, B70 6RP
Tel: 0121 500 5000
Fax: 0121 524 8820
JFE Attridge Scaffolding Services Co Ltd
The Levels Industrial Estate
Brereton, Rugeley
Staffordshire, WS15 1RD
Tel: 01889 582 156
Fax: 01889 574 842
Leo Scaffolding Ltd
Kimka House, Condor Road
Quarry Hill Industrial Estate, Iikeston
Derbyshire, DE7 4RE
Tel: 0115 944 4844
Fax: 0115 944 4822
Lindway Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 16, Bridge Street, Clay Cross
Derbyshire, S45 9NU
Tel: 01246 866 919
Fax: 01246 866 698
Valepits Road
Garretts Green, Birmingham
West Midlands, B33 0TD
Tel: 0121 789 7979
Fax: 0121 789 7034
M. Bliss Brickwork & Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 1, Mallard Close,
Earls Barton
Northampton, NN6 0JF
Tel: 01604 811 122
Fax: 01604 811 198
McCrory Scaffolding Ltd
Empson Road
Fengate
Peterborough, PE1 5UP
Tel: 01733 347 676
Fax: 01733 343 668
Midland Scaffolding Services Ltd
High Street
Scaldwell
Northants, NN6 9JT
Tel: 01604 880 111
Fax: 01604 883 500
PERI Ltd
Market Harborough Road
Clifton upon Dunsmore
Rugby, CV23 0AN
Tel: 01788 861 600
Fax: 01788 861 610
Rilmac Scaffolding Ltd
Greetwell Road
Lincoln, LN2 4NH
Tel: 01522 531 711
Fax: 01522 781 444
Safeway Scaffolding Ltd
St Peters House
Churchill, Coleshill
Birmingham, B46 3AL
Tel: 01675 465 593
Fax: 01675 466 368
221-225 Tyburn Road
Erdington
Birmingham
West Midlands, B24 8NB
Tel: 0121 322 2088
Fax: 0121 327 2592
Scaffold Services (West Midlands) Ltd
Wartell Bank Industrial Estate
Kingswinford
West Midlands, DY6 9HS
Tel: 01384 402 050
Fax: 01384 402 300
Scaffold Services Ltd
Hawarden Avenue
Leicester
Leicestershire, LE5 4NN
Tel: 0116 276 8125
Fax: 0116 274 2338
SGB Hire and Sale
Alfreton Road
Derby, DE21 4AP
Tel: 01332 831 661
Fax: 01332 835 810
SGB Hire and Sale
Ennerdale Road
Harlesscott Industrial Estate
Shrewsbury
Shropshire, SY1 3LD
Tel: 01743 462 349
Fax: 01743 444 810
SGB Hire and Sale
Park Lane
Fenton
Stoke on Trent
Staffordshire, ST4 3JP
Tel: 01782 313 104
Fax: 01782 335 164
SGB Hire and Sale
Crofton Road
Allenby Trading Estate
Lincoln, LN3 4NL
Tel: 01522 528 116
Fax: 01522 530 939
SGB Hire and Sale
34 St James Mill Road
Northampton, NN5 5JW
Tel: 01604 589 550
Fax: 01604 759 591
SGB Hire and Sale
Building 100
Relay Point
Relay Drive, Tamworth
Staffordshire, B77 5PT
Tel: 01827 266 100
Fax: 01827 266 110
81 Liverpool Street
Bordesley
Birmingham, B9 4DS
Tel: 0121 773 2266
Fax: 0121 766 5662
Colwick Crossing
Colwick Road
Nottingham, NG2 4BG
Tel: 0115 950 4843
Fax: 0115 959 0233
Sneyd Cottage
Sneyd Lane
Bloxwich
Walsall
West Midlands, WS3 2LT
Tel: 01922 490 260
Fax: 01922 490 270
Sky Scaffolding (Midlands) Ltd
Nicolet House
Budbrooke Road Industrial Estate
Budbrooke Road
Warwick, CV34 5XH
Tel: 01926 400 900
Fax: 01926 400 555
Sallow Holt, Gelston Road
Hough on the Hill
Grantham
Lincolnshire, NG32 2BH
Tel: 01400 251 742
Fax: 01400 251 743
The Old School House
36 School Lane
Butterwick
Boston, PE22 0HU
Tel: 01205 363 366
Fax: 01205 363 366
19a Hamil Road
Burslem
Stoke-on-Trent, ST6 1BA
Tel: 01782 825 560
Fax: 01782 827 622
Supa Scaffolding Services Ltd
2 Crakemarsh Hall
Crakemarsh, Uttoxeter
Staffs, ST14 5AR
Tel: 01283 210 077
Fax: 01283 819 491
SW Scaffolding Ltd
Rear of Park Farm, Spratton Road
Brixworth
Northampton, NN6 9DS
Tel: 01604 881 731
Fax: 01604 880 859
1120 Elliot Court, Herald Avenue
Coventry Business Park
Coventry, CV5 6UB
Tel: 02476 710 250
TRAD House, Brickhouse Lane
West Bromwich
West Midlands. B70 0DY
Tel: 0121 522 2333
Fax: 0121 522 2335
UK Access Solutions Ltd
1 Bilport Lane
Wednesbury
West Midlands, WS10 0NT
Tel: 0121 500 5055
Fax: 0121 525 5873
Viking Scaffold Services Ltd
18 Charlecote Drive
Clee View, Dudley
West Midlands, DY11 2GG
Tel: 01384 258 552
Fax: 01384 258 552
Construction House
Toll End Road
Tipton, DY4 0HW
Tel: 0121 522 4454
Fax: 0121 522 4457
Pomona Works
Holmer
Hereford, HR1 1LJ
Tel: 01432 277 552
Fax: 01432 264 675
Ennerdale Road
Harlescott
Shrewsbury, SY1 3LD
Tel: 01743 442 204
Fax: 01743 469 957
XL Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 4, Benwick Road Industrial Estate
Station Road
Whittlesey, Peterborough
Cambridgeshire, PE7 2HD
Tel: 01733 208 686
Fax: 01733 350 316
3 D Scaffolding Ltd
The Oasis Northbank Industrial Park
Irlam, Manchester, M44 5BL
Tel: 0161 777 9303
Fax: 0161 775 4578
Abbey Scaffolding
Hopwood Street
Bamber Bridge
Preston, PR5 6HA
Tel: 01772 628 628
Fax: 01772 628 289
Ace Scaffolding (M/CR) Ltd
Ace House, Weymouth Road
Winton, Eccles, M30 8BT
Tel: 0161 787 7872
Fax: 0161 787 7565
Acorn Scaffolding (Yorkshire) Ltd
Mill Barn
East Knapton, Malton
North Yorkshire, YO17 8JA
Tel: 01944 728 010
Fax: 01944 728 011
Allied Scaffolding
Unit 2, Birds Royd Mill
Birds Royd Lane
Brighouse
West Yorkshire, HD6 1LQ
Tel: 01484 720 600
Fax: 01484 720 650
Allied Scaffolding Ltd
Littlebank Street
Oldham, OL4 1JA
Tel: 0161 633 0425
Fax: 0161 652 0862
Altitude Scaffolding (MCR) Ltd
Offce 2, Hendham Vale Industrial Park
Hazelbottom Road
Crumsall
Manchester, M8 0AD
Tel: 0845 0093 733
Fax: 0845 0093 373
Northern
and
North Wales
Key:
Anglesey Scaffolding (Ynys Mon)
Company Ltd
Amlwch Industrial Estate
Amlwch
Anglesey, LL68 9BQ
Tel: 01407 831 331
Fax: 01407 831 788
Arctic Scaffolding Co Ltd
Unit 1, Bannel Lane
Buckley
Flintshire, CH7 3AP
Tel: 01244 543 568
Fax: 01244 548 987
Atlantic Services North West Ltd
Link House
Bradman Road
Knowsley, Knowsley Industrial Park
Liverpool, L33 7UR
Tel: 0151 549 1551
Fax: 0151 549 1534
B & A Scaffolding Ltd
Unit D, Therm Road
Cleveland Business Park
Cleveland Street
Hull, HU8 7BF
Tel: 01482 325 952
Fax: 01482 211 401
Bee Jay Scaffolding Ltd
Airevale House, Rodley Lane
Rodley
Leeds, LS13 1BJ
Tel: 0113 239 3240
Fax: 0113 236 1605
Max Darby House, Valley Road
Station Road Industrial Estate
Barnsley, S73 0BS
Tel: 01226 755 922
Fax: 01226 755 166
Bolton Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 4B/C Horwich Loco Estate
Chorley New Road
Horwich
Bolton, BL6 5UE
Tel: 01204 478 910
Fax: 01204 478 919
Brogan Group
82 King Street
Manchester, M2 4WQ
Tel: 0161 225 8600
Fax: 0161 225 6008
Cape
The Flarepath
Elsham Wold Industrial Estate
Elsham, Near Brigg
North Lincolnshire, DN20 OSP
Tel: 01652 688 108
Fax: 01652 688 120
Cape
6 & 7 Lyncastle Way, Barleycastle Lane
Appleton Thorn Trading Estate
Warrington
Cheshire, WA4 4ST
Tel: 01925 865 900
Fax: 01925 860 463
Cape
Unit 11 Royce Avenue
Cowpen Industrial Estate
Billingham
Cleveland, TS23 4BX
Tel: 01642 370 077
Fax: 01642 566 431
Cape
Long Lane
Dalton-in-Furness
Cumbria, LA13 0PF
Tel: 01229 463 006
Fax: 01229 465 185
Cape
Bentley Moor Lane
Adwick-le-Street
Doncaster
South Yorkshire, DN6 7BD
Tel: 01302 330 442
Fax: 01302 330 625
Cape
Cape House, 3 Red Hall Avenue
Paragon Business Village
Wakefeld, WF1 2UL
Tel: 01924 871 000
Fax: 01924 298 797
Midland Road
Scunthorpe, DN16 1DQ
Tel: 01724 865 018
Fax: 01724 280 435
Unit A, North Sea Supply Base
Riverside Park
Middlesbrough
Cleveland, TS2 1UT
Tel: 01642 245 100
Fax: 01642 245 070
115 Cleveland Street
Hull
East Yorkshire, HU8 7AU
Tel: 01482 225 922
Fax: 01482 224 897
Caspian Contract Scaffolding Ltd
Caspian House, Clay Street
Chamberlain Road,Hull
East Yorkshire, HU8 8HA
Tel: 01482 475 170
Fax: 01482 475 172
Cheshire Scaffolds Ltd
Haigh Avenue
Whitehill Trading Estate
Reddish
Stockport, SK4 1NU
Tel: 0161 476 2223
Fax: 0161 476 2227
Commercial Scaffolding Ltd
Leads Road, Hull
North Humberside, HU7 ODF
Tel: 01482 782 181
Fax: 01482 782 188
Contract Scaffolding Services Ltd
Carleton Depot, London Road
Carlisle
Cumbria, CA1 3DS
Tel: 01228 549 411
Fax: 01228 810 867
Contract Services (Yorkshire) Ltd
Outgang Lane
Osbaldwick
York, YO19 5UP
Tel: 01904 412 565
Fax: 01904 421 117
Crossway Scaffolding (Elland) Ltd
Pennine View, Dewsbury Road
Elland, West Yorkshire, HX5 9JU
Tel: 01422 370 033
Fax: 01422 372 271
CWR Scaffolds Ltd
Pomfret Street
Burnley, BB11 4AF
Tel: 01282 412 069
Fax: 01282 411 174
Diamond House, Diamond Business Park
Thornes Moor Road
Wakefeld, WF2 8PT
Tel: 01924 378 222
Fax: 01924 366 250
Victoria Road
Barnetby
North Lincolnshire, DN38 6HL
Tel: 01652 688 606
Fax: 01652 680 928
10 Green Lane
Pelaw
Gateshead, NE10 OQH
Tel: 0191 469 8125
Fax: 0191 438 2759
137 Gelderd Road
Leeds, LS12 6BZ
Tel: 0113 244 4629
Fax: 0113 242 0475
Chaddock Lane
Astley
Tyldesley
Manchester, M29 7JY
Tel: 0161 790 1811
Fax: 0161 703 8432
Elm Grove
Sale
Cheshire, M33 1JY
Tel: 0161 969 3925
Fax: 0161 962 7616
Monckton Road Industrial Estate
Denby Dale Road
Wakefeld, WF2 7AL
Tel: 01924 375 477
Fax: 01924 375 113
Brenda Road
Hartepool, TS25 2BT
Tel: 01429 261 441
Fax: 01429 869 122
312 Wincolmlee
Hull
North Humberside, HU2 0QE
Tel: 01482 225 322
Fax: 01482 219 096
Meadow Bank Works
Meadow Bank Road
Rotherham, S61 6NF
Tel: 01709 554 149
Fax: 01709 553 108
Focus Scaffolding Ltd
Meadow Road Compound
Whitehaven
Cumbria, CA28 9HY
Tel: 01946 592 338
Fax: 01946 696 363
GAP Scaffolding Manchester Ltd
Millstream Lane
Newton Heath
Manchester, M40 1GT
Tel: 0161 682 6488
Fax: 0161 682 8882
Forward House
Portobello Road Industrial Estate
Birtley, Tyne & Wear, DH3 2SL
Tel: 0191 492 1190
Fax: 0191 411 1148
Unit 2, Ledger Park, Haigh Park Road
Stourton
Leeds, LS10 1RT
Tel: 0113 277 8822
Fax: 0113 277 7545
Unit 4, Vauxhall Industrial Estate
Greg Street, Reddish
Stockport, SK5 7BR
Tel: 0161 477 0131
Fax: 0161 477 7618
Unit 8, Greens Industrial Park
Caldervale Road
Wakefeld, WF1 5PH
Tel: 01924 370 640
Fax: 01924 377 530
Unit D, Wakefeld Road
Netherton
Liverpool, L30 6TL
Tel: 0151 524 2434
Fax: 0151 524 2430
Gibby & Sons
13/15A Brazil Street
Holderness Road, Hull
East Yorkshire, HU9 1JR
Tel: 01482 210 613
Fax: 01482 585 022
Heywood Scaffolding Services
Unit 4, Green Lane, Heywood
Lancashire, OL10 2EU
Tel: 01706 365 742
Fax: 01706 627 377
Hi Tec Scaffolding Ltd
Hi Tec House
Unit D Highfeld Road Industrial Estate
Highfeld Road
Little Hulton, M38 9ST
Tel: 0161 790 7526
Fax: 0161 790 5612
Building 67, Europa Business Park
Bird Hall Lane, Cheadle Heath
Stockport, SK3 0XA
Tel: 0161 428 2898
Whaley Road
Barugh Green
Barnsley
South Yorkshire, S75 1HT
Tel: 01226 206 356
Fax: 01226 243 172
Northern and North Wales / Scotland and Northern Ireland
Chain Bridge Road
Blaydon on Tyne
Tyne & Wear, NE21 5SZ
Tel: 0191 414 2481
Fax: 0191 499 0087
Rough-Hey Road
Grimsargh
Preston, PR2 5AR
Tel: 01772 796 665
Fax: 01772 703 122
Unit 2, Olympic Park
Poole Hall Road
Ellesmere Port, CH66 1ST
Tel: 0151 373 7660
Fax: 0151 356 4034
6 Eggleston Court
Startforth Road
Riverside Park
Middlesbrough, TS2 1RU
Tel: 01642 258 500
Fax: 01642 258 501
Kirk Scaffolding Ltd
Greenbank Works
Gorse Street
Blackburn
Lancashire, BB1 3EU
Tel: 01254 672 337
Fax: 01254 667 711
Hendham Vale Industrial Park
Hazelbottom Road
Manchester, M8 0AD
Tel: 0161 205 2100
Fax: 0161 205 2115
Modular Scaffolding Ltd
Woodside Works
Rugby Street
Sheffeld, S3 9QH
Tel: 0114 273 9791
Fax: 0114 275 6952
NSG UK Ltd
Fourth Avenue, Deeside Industrial Park
Deeside, CH5 2NR
Tel: 01244 833 100
Fax: 01244 833 101
Opus Industrial Services Ltd
Ethan House, Royce Avenue
Cowpen Lane Industrial Estate
Billingham, TS23 4BX
Tel: 01642 371 850
Fax: 01642 566 942
Powertherm Access Services Ltd
Lunn Lane
Beal, Near Goole
North Yorkshire, DN14 0SE
Tel: 01977 670 111
Fax: 01977 670 444
Dawsons Wharf
Via Vulcan Street
Middlesbrough, TS2 1JR
Tel: 01642 222 626
Fax: 01642 243 555
Pyeroy Scaffolding
Pyeroy Ltd
Kirkstone House
St Omers Road
Western Riverside Route
Gateshead, NE11 9EZ
Tel: 0191 493 2600
Fax: 0191 493 2601
R J S Scaffolding Ltd
Industrial Estate
Pen-Y-Groes
Caernarfon
Gwynedd, LL54 6DB
Tel: 01286 881 670
Fax: 01286 881 008
Ray Seager Scaffolding Services Ltd
Unit 6
Rhos Industrial Park
Church Road
Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn Bay
Conwy, LL28 4YX
Tel: 01492 548 388
Rowland Scaffold Co Ltd
Rowland House
274 Attercliffe Road
Sheffeld
South Yorkshire, S4 7WZ
Tel: 0114 275 5752
Fax: 0114 275 3531
S.Y.S (Scaffolding Contractors) Ltd
Old North Ropery Works
Carr Hill
Balby
Doncaster, DN4 8DE
Tel: 01302 340 132
Fax: 01302 730 275
SGB Hire and Sale
71-83 Derby Road
Bootle
Liverpool
Merseyside, L20 4AA
Tel: 0151 944 6600
Fax: 0151 933 7970
SGB Hire and Sale
Wesley Way
Benton Square Industrial Estate
Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE12 9TA
Tel: 0191 266 1072
Fax: 0191 270 2651
SGB Hire and Sale
10 Chambers Lane
Grimesthorpe
Sheffeld, S4 8DA
Tel: 0114 261 9600
Fax: 0114 261 7706
Pontefract Road
Stourton
Leeds, LS10 1SP
Tel: 0113 271 2951
Fax: 0113 270 7726
Clayton Industrial Estate
Crabtree Lane
Clayton
Manchester, M11 1BR
Tel: 0161 230 4060
Fax: 0161 220 7400
Cheryl House
Bedesway
Jarrow
Tel: 0191 428 0302
Fax: 0191 483 796
Anglezarke Road
Sankey Valley Industrial Estate
Newton Le Willows, WA12 8DJ
Tel: 01925 223 383
Fax: 01925 291 000
SGS Ltd
Foster Street
Stoneferry Road
Kingston Upon Hull, HU8 8BT
Tel: 01482 610 488
Fax: 01482 581 950
Silverstar Services Ltd
Unit 4
Palm Business Centre
Stock Lane
Chadderton
Oldham, OL9 9ER
Tel: 0161 665 0828
Fax: 0161 652 6046
Spectra Scaffolding Ltd
Warth Road Industrial Estate
Warth Road
Bury
Greater Manchester, BL9 9NB
Tel: 0161 272 0200
Fax: 0161 272 0211
Spectrum Access Ltd
Portrack Grange Road
Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 2PH
Tel: 01642 634 363
Fax: 01642 675 568
39-47 Eaton Street
Liverpool, L3 6BS
Tel: 0151 236 5121
Fax: 0151 236 5122
Unit K2
Westwood Industrial Estate
Arkwright Street
Oldham, OL9 9LZ
Tel: 0161 678 7788
Fax: 0161 678 6688
Scarth Road
Sowerby Woods Business Park
Barrow in Furness
Cumbria, LA14 4RF
Tel: 01229 821 932
Manchester Road
Westhoughton
Bolton, BL5 3QH
Tel: 01942 841 919
Fax: 01942 841 918
Standard Scaffolding Specialists Ltd
131A Church Street
Little Lever
Bolton
Lancashire, BL3 1BW
Tel: 01204 574 064
Fax: 01204 862 612
Sterling Scaffolding Ltd
Cheryl House
Jarrow
Tel: 0191 428 0302
Fax: 0191 483 4796
Swale Scaffolding Ltd
Gatherley Road Industrial Estate
Brompton on Swale
Richmond
North Yorkshire, DL10 7JQ
Tel: 01748 812 777
Fax: 01748 812 234
Thompson Scaffolding Services (Penrith) Ltd
Unit 29, Bowerbank Way
Gilwilly Industrial Estate
Penrith
Cumbria, CA11 9BQ
Tel: 01768 899 026
Fax: 01768 892 060
PO Box 1949, Wilton Contractors
Compound, Wilton International
Boundary Road North
Middlesbrough, TS90 8JG
Tel: 01642 440 210
Fax: 01642 468 144
WT3 Road, Contractors Compound
PO Box 1949
Wilton International
Middlesbrough
Teeside, TS90 8JG
Tel: 01642 440 210
Fax: 01642 468 144
TRAD House
Unit 1B, 16 Cross Green Way
Cross Green Industrial Estate
Leeds, LS9 0SE
Tel: 0113 249 9555
Fax: 0113 249 4555
TRAD House
Cromwell Road
Bredbury
Stockport
Cheshire, SK6 2RF
Tel: 0161 494 2999
Fax: 0161 494 2991
A & J Maintenance Support Ltd
11/13 Panmure Street
Broughty Ferry
Dundee, DD5 2ER
Tel: 01382 774 287
Fax: 01382 730 816
AOM Scaffolding Ltd
Plot 3, Site 11B, Kilmory Industrial Estate
Lochgilphead, PA31 8RR
Tel: 01546 606 373
Fax: 01546 606 373
Scotland and
Northern
Ireland
Key:
Beaver 84
6-10 Janesmith Street
Etna Industrial Estate
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, ML2 7XJ
Tel: 01698 358 877
Fax: 01698 351 770
Beaver 84
Unit 1-2. Lloyd Street
Farme Cross, Rutherglen
Glasgow, G73 1NP
Tel: 0141 647 7997
Fax: 0141 647 8984
C & D Industrial Services (Scotland) Ltd
7a Drovers Road
Broxburn, West Lothian, EH52 5AZ
Tel: 01506 856 000
Fax: 01506 858 000
Cape
Mill Road Industrial Estate
Linlithgow, West Lothian, EH49 7SF
Tel: 01506 670 200
Fax: 01506 670 190
Cape
Kirkton Drive, Dyce
Aberdeen, AB21 0BG
Tel: 01224 215 800
Fax: 01224 722 879
Cape
Unit 1, Building 14, Central Park
Mallusk, Newtonabbey, BT36 4FS
Tel: 02890 839 063
Fax: 02890 839 064
Souterhead Road, Altens Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB12 3LF
Tel: 01224 878 529
Fax: 01224 897 927
Ash Street, Off Lochee Road
Dundee, DD1 5AR
Tel: 01382 227 552
Fax: 01382 202 602
Unit 2 West Harbour Road
Granton
Edinburgh, EH5 1PP
Tel: 0131 552 7534
Fax: 0131 552 0663
Fullarton Avenue
Tollcross, Glasgow, G32 8YJ
Tel: 0141 778 4333
Fax: 0141 778 6019
Unit 26 Mackean Crescent
Castle Avenue Industrial Estate
Invergordon, Ross-shire, IV18 0SD
Tel: 01349 853 852
Fax: 01349 854 068
King George V Docks
Glasgow, G52 4XX
Tel: 0141 445 3939
Fax: 0141 445 3020
G & D Scaffolding Services Ltd
Leadside Depot, Wellwood
Dunfermline, KY12 0RS
Tel: 01383 738 783
Fax: 01383 732 353
4 Westerton Road
Broxburn
West Lothian, EH52 5AU
Tel: 01506 863 864
Fax: 01506 863 916
Duchess Road
Rutherglen
Glasgow, G73 1AU
Tel: 0141 647 6969
Fax: 0141 647 5851
Grampian Scaffolding Ltd
Quarry Road
Northfeld Industrial Estate
Aberdeen, AB16 5UU
Tel: 01224 696 944
Fax: 01224 696 955
Hewaswater Scaffolding Ltd
Hewaswater
Sticker
St. Austell
Cornwall, PL26 7JF
Tel: 01726 885 200
Fax: 01726 885 212
Independent Access Scaffold Ltd
S R House
18 Tom Johnston Street
Dundee, DD4 8XD
Tel: 01382 770 050
Fax: 01382 732 500
70/72 Perrie Street
Lochee
Dundee, DD2 2RD
Tel: 01382 610 511
Fax: 01382 623 923
600 Gilmerton Road
Edinburgh, EH17 8RY
Tel: 0131 672 2698
Fax: 0131 672 2560
35 North Canal Bank Street
Glasgow, G4 9XQ
Tel: 0141 552 0003
Fax: 0141 332 6314
22 Castle Road
Bankside Industrial Estate
Falkirk, FK2 7XY
Tel: 01324 627 430
Fax: 01324 625 834
Kingdom Scaffolding Ltd
Building 11
Barham Road
Forties Campus
Rosyth
Fife, KY11 2XB
Tel: 01383 420 212
Fax: 01383 420 304
Layher Scotland
38 Grange Road
Houstoun Industrial Estate
Livingston
West Lothian, EH54 5DE
Tel: 01506 440 220
Fax: 01506 440 110
Brocks Way
Broxburn
West Lothian, EH52 5NB
Tel: 01506 855 444
Fax: 01506 855 445
Mar Scaffolding (Scotland) Ltd
Units 8 - 10
Forties Commercial Campus
Rosyth Europarc
Dunfermline, KY11 2XB
Tel: 01383 411 511
Fax: 01383 414 121
Maritime Scaffolding Ltd
109 Urquhart Road
Aberdeen, AB24 5NH
Tel: 01224 638 181
Fax: 01224 649 417
McCrory Scaffolding N.I. Ltd
Silverwood Industrial Estate
Lurgan
Craigavon
Co Armagh, BT66 6LN
Tel: 028 3832 5766
Fax: 028 3832 1024
MJD & Sons (Scaffolding) Ltd
103 Portland Avenue
Irvine
Ayrshire, KA12 8NL
Tel: 01294 275 117
Fax: 01294 278 185
Par Scaffolding Ltd
Unit 6
Newhailes Industrial Estate
Newhailes Road
Musselburgh, EH21 6SY
Tel: 0131 665 9180
Fax: 0131 665 4395
36 Grange Road
Livingston
West Lothian, EH54 5DE
Tel: 01506 441 144
Fax: 01506 440 044
SGB Hire and Sale
2 Chestnut Street
Granton
Edinburgh, EH5 1PY
Tel: 0131 551 7170
Fax: 0131 551 7180
SGB Hire and Sale
2236 London Road
Carmyle
Glasgow, G32 8YF
Tel: 0141 763 1333
Fax: 0141 763 2704
SGB Hire and Sale
2 Harbour Road
Inverness, IV1 1SY
Tel: 01463 719 970
Fax: 01463 729 886
6 Faraday Street, Dryburgh Estate
Dundee, DD2 3QU
Tel: 01382 825233
Fax: 01382 827 575
29 Bankhead Drive
Sighthill Industrial Estate
Edinburgh, EH11 4DN
Tel: 0131 442 3438
Fax: 0131 453 4551
Lower Site Industrial Estate
Evanton, Ross-shire, IV16 9XJ
Tel: 01349 830 355
Fax: 01349 830 954
133 Copland Road
Ibrox, Glasgow, G51 2SJ
Tel: 0141 427 2461
Fax: 0141 427 0431
22 St. Machar Road
Aberdeen, AB24 2UU
Tel: 01224 486 321
Fax: 01224 494 353
Denmark Street Industrial Estate
97a Hawthorn Street
Glasgow, G22 6HY
Tel: 0141 336 3344
Fax: 0141 336 3355
Strathclyde Scaffolding Services Ltd
Glengallan Road
Oban, PA34 4HG
Tel: 01631 565 229
Fax: 01631 571 378
331 Charles Street
Royston, Glasgow, G21 2QA
Tel: 0141 553 4030
Fax: 0141 553 4039
TRAD Wharf, 244 Bernard Street
Glasgow, G40 3NX
Tel: 0141 550 3666
Fax: 0141 550 3777
Tubular Scaffolding Ltd
1081 Duke Street
Glasgow, G31 5NX
Tel: 0141 554 3801
Fax: 0141 554 3801
Turner Access Ltd
65 Craigton Road
Glasgow, G51 3EQ
Tel: 0141 309 5555
Fax: 0141 309 5436
2H Scaffold Designs Ltd
Alexander House, High Street
Inkberrow, Worcestershire, WR7 4DT
Tel: 01386 793 902
Fax: 01386 792 714
www.scaffolddesigns.com
Access Training Services
12 Park Avenue
Redcar, North Yorkshire, TS10 3JZ
Tel: 01642 474 535
Fax: 01642 835 417
Scotland and Northern Ireland / Information Members
Information
Members
Information Members / Useful Contacts
Alwyn Richards Temporary Works Design
BBIC, Snydale Road, Cudworth
Barnsley, S72 8RP
Tel: 01226 718 428
Fax: 01226 711 353
www.alwynrichards.com
Arrow Training UK Limited
6 Riverdale Business Park
Wheatley Hall Rd
Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN2 4PF
Tel: 01302 367 877
Fax: 01302 367 722
CADS (Computer And Design Services Ltd)
Arrowsmith Court, 10 Station Approach
Broadstone, Dorset, BH18 8AX
Tel: 01202 603 031
Fax: 01202 658 549
Carillion plc
2nd Floor, 24 Birch Street
Wolverhampton, WV1 4HY
Tel: 01902 422 431
www.carillionplc.com
Causeway Technologies Ltd
Comino House, Furlong Road
Bourne End, Bucks, SL8 5AQ
Tel: 01628 552 000
Fax: 01628 552 001
www.causeway.com
CFS - Formwork and Scaffold Design
4 Lodge Close, East Grinstead
West Sussex, RH19 1JL
Tel: 01342 311 338
Fax: 01342 311 338
Condesco Technical Services
11 Meadowbank Place
Newton Mearns, Glasgow, G77 6TB
Tel: 0141 639 0248
Fax: 0141 639 0248
www.condesco.co.uk
Cordstrap Ltd
Paddock Road, West Pimbo
Skelmersdale, Lancashire, WN8 9PL
Tel: 01695 554 700
Fax: 01695 556 644
EDSI Ltd
Unit 17, The Generation Centre
Dane Street, Rochdale, OL12 6XB
Tel: 01706 343 933
Fax: 01706 525 080
www.edsil.org.
Forward Chemicals Ltd
PO Box 12, Tanhouse Lane
Widnes, Cheshire, WA8 0RD
Tel: 0151 422 1000
Fax: 0151 422 1011
www.forwardchem.com
Future Protective Coatings Ltd
County Farm, Rands Road
High Roding, Dunmow
Essex, CM6 1NH
Tel: 01371 876 545
Fax: 01371 876 191
Gary Day Associates Ltd
Unit 7, Unity Court, Broadmead Lane
Keynsham, Bristol, BS31 1ST
Tel: 0117 986 9911
Fax: 0117 986 9944
Industrial Textiles and Plastics Ltd
Stillington Road
Easingwold, York, Y061 3FA
Tel: 01347 825 203
Fax: 01347 825 222
www.powerclad.com
Insite Publications Ltd
17 Woodfeld Drive
Charlbury, Chipping Norton
Oxfordshire, OX7 3SE
Tel: 01608 810 680
Fax: 01608 320 607
www.scaffolding-consultant.co.uk
Integrity Software Systems Ltd
Integrity House, Mere Park
Dedmere Road, Marlow
Buckinghamshire, SL7 1PB
Tel: 01628 488 900
Fax: 01628 488 940
Jordan Safety Services Ltd
16 Carlton View
Allerton Bywater, Castleford
West Yorkshire, WF10 2HD
Tel: 01132 875 869
Fax: 01132 875 654
Kerry London Ltd
Clare House, Worton Court
Worton Road, Isleworth
Middlesex, TW7 6ER
Tel: 020 8560 1111
Fax: 020 8569 9826
www.kerrylondon.co.uk
Meynell Paints (Aberdeen) Ltd
Froghall Terrace
Aberdeen, AB24 3JN
Tel: 01224 788 400
Fax: 01224 648 116
www.spencercoatings.co.uk
Mousehouse Scaffold Design Ltd
43 Old Road, Whaley Bridge
High Peak, Derbyshire, SK23 7HS
Tel: 01663 734 655
Newton Services (UK) Ltd
1 Parsons Street
Dudley, West Midlands, DY1 1JJ
Tel: 01384 240 700
Fax: 01384 240 470
www.newtonservices.co.uk
Optima Scaffold Design Solutions LLP
Amerycke Court
Long Ashton Business Park, Yanley Lane
Long Ashton, Bristol, BS41 9LB
Tel: 01275 393 944
Fax: 01275 393 953
www.optima-design.co.uk
Permanex Security UK Ltd
Access House, 63 Weir Road
London, SW19 8UG
Tel: 020 8247 3900
Fax: 020 8947 7909
www.permanex-security.co.uk
Ray Morris Group Ltd
9 Harvey Crescent
Aberavon, Port Talbot, SA12 6DF
Tel: 01639 899 423
Fax: 01639 899 423
Safety & Access Ltd
Dabell Avenue, Blenheim Industrial Estate
Bulwell, Nottingham, NG6 8WA
Tel: 0115 979 4523
Fax: 0115 9771228
www.safetyaccess.co.uk
SCA Pro-Tect Limited
Unit 5 Millstream Industrial Estate
Christchurch Road
Ringwood, Hampshire, BH24 3SB
Tel: 0870 6077 772
Fax: 0870 241 7124
www.sca-protect.co.uk
Scaffold Design Solutions Ltd
16 Laurel Drive
Brundall, Norwich
Norfolk, NR13 5RE
Tel: 01603 713 569
Scaffold Security Systems
Dalton House, 60 Windsor Avenue
London, SW19 2RR
Tel: 0845 165 1234
Fax: 0845 165 9050
www.scaffoldsecuritysystems.co.uk
Scafftag Ltd
Wimborne Road
Barry, CF63 3DH
Tel: 01446 721 029
Fax: 01446 743 994
www.scafftag.com
Scaftec Ltd
Panorama Business Village
8 Lonmay Place, Queenslie
Glasgow, G33 4ER
Tel: 0141 771 4400
Fax: 0141 771 4411
www.scaftec.co.uk
Secure-A-Site (UK) Ltd
168 Church Lane, The Hyde, Kingsbury
London, NW9 8SP
Tel: 0845 130 4591
Fax: 0845 130 4592
www.scaffoldalarms.com
Wallis House, The Quadrant
Birchwood Park, Warrington, WA3 6FW
Tel: 0845 6022 418
www.simian-risk.com
Specialist Safety Management Ltd
Larechbeg, Main Street
Fulstow, Louth, LN11 0XG
Tel: 01507 363 337
Sperian Protection (UK) Ltd
Osborn Way, Hook
Hampshire, RG27 9HX
Tel: 01256 693 200
Fax: 01256 693 300
StrikeSoft Ltd
1 Standon Business Park
Stortford Road, Standon, Ware
Herts, SG11 1PH
Tel: 0845 3457 108
Fax: 0845 504 5778
www.strikesoft.co.uk
Training 2000 Ltd
Furthergate Industrial Park
Harwood Street, Blackburn
Lancashire, BB1 3BD
Tel: 01254 54 659
Fax: 01254 54 424
Training Assessment Safety Consultants Ltd
Unit 10 Forbes Court
Billington Road Industrial Estate
Burnley, BB11 5UB
Tel: 0845 050 7171
Fax: 0845 050 7172
UBX Security Systems Ltd
153 Westbourne Grove
Notting Hill, London, W11 2RS
Tel: 0871 2001 999
Fax: 0871 2001 998
www.ubxsecurity.com
Universa Law Ltd
5th Floor, New Premier House
150 Southampton Row
London, WC1B 5AL
Tel: 0207 520 2021
Fax: 0207 520 2040
WcTS Ltd
Unit 1 Kingsway Buildings
Kingsway, Bridgend Industrial Estate
Bridgend, CF31 3YH
Tel: 01656 750 320
Fax: 01656 750 306
Wedlake Bell
52 Bedford Row
London, WC1R 4LR
Tel: 020 7395 3000
Fax: 020 7406 1602
Winters Safety Services
8E Mossgiel Road, Kildrum, Cumbernauld
Glasgow, G67 2EY
Tel: 01236 782 717
Fax: 01236 782 717
AIF - Access Industry Forum
www.accessindustryforum.org.uk
ATLAS - Association of Technical Lighting
and Access Specialists
www.atlas-1.org.uk
CISRS - Construction Industry Scaffolders
Record Scheme
www.cisrs.org.uk
ConstructionSkills
www.citb.org.uk
FASET - Fall Arrest Safety Equipment Training
www.faset.org.uk
HSE - Health and Safety Executive
www.hse.gov.uk
IRATA - Industrial Rope Access
Trade Association
www.irata.org
IPAF - International Powered Access
Federation
www.ipaf.org
LA - Ladder Association
www.ladderassociation.org.uk
NSCC - National Specialist Contractors
Council
www.nscc.org.uk
PASMA - Prefabricated Access Suppliers
and Manufacturers Association
www.pasma.org.uk
SAEMA - Specialist Access Engineering
and Maintenance Association
www.saema.org
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Designed and tested in accordance with BSEN 12810-1:2003

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BSEN 1993-1 (Eurocode 3 Design of steel structures)

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Component testing must be undertaken by an accredited

The manufacturer has an auditable quality procedure in place.

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