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Our resources, workforce, and our working practices are all geared towards providing a perfect performance and results. Drawing on our inventory of high quality materials, each scaffolding system is designed specifically for your project and planned in advance to save valuable time on-site. All our operatives are CITB & CISRS registered.
Using system scaffold or traditional tube and fittings, reliable and tested techniques, our CITB-trained scaffolders install the system to suit the customer’s requirements which are always designed to allow ease of access both internally and externally and to comply with Code of Practice TG20:13 & SG4.15. The scaffolding is then subjected to a rigorous examination by our supervisors who are advanced scaffolders also qualified to advanced inspection level. They then ensure that it complies with all relevant health & safety regulations before handing the signed completion certificate to the customer.
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£16.00 each delivery or collection
For areas outside the M25 we can supply a hire service from a third party. Whilst this service is not covered by our standard guarantee we will guarantee that you will receive the equipment you need the very next day.
Delivery and collection for a rehire service is £16 each way anywhere in the country. Ask your Hire Co-ordinator for more details.
We are now pleased to offer a range of powered access to cater for a wide variety of your projects. As this is a specialist area in access please check which delivery services are available when placing your order with your Hire Co-ordinator.
We can deliver our stock to the area shown above for £16.00 each way.
If you require a delivery service outside of this area please speak to your Hire Co-ordinator who will be happy to help.
It is important that Ladders, Steps and Podiums are regularly inspected to ensure equipment is safe and fit for purpose.
In line with guidance from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), access equipment should be inspected on a regular basis.
Durable, flexible and easy to use, the Inspection Tagging System is designed to provide assurance that equipment is being properly inspected and maintained. Safety Inspection Tags can be used on all equipment where there is a legal requirement to have the item inspected on a regular basis - this includes ladders, steps and towers.
Inspection Tags provide a simple visual check of an item of equipment's last inspection date and next due inspection date. If equipment fails to pass an inspection then it can be immediately identified and marked as unfit for purpose by flipping the Tag to show the reverse side marked in bright red 'Do Not Use This Equipment.' The Inspection Tag Status can be clearly displayed on the equipment within the Tag Holder which clips shut and securely holds the Inspection Tag in place.
PASMA Inspection Records are available individually or in packs of 20.
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The work at Height Regulations require that mobile access towers are inspected after assembly and before use by a competent person, that a written report of that inspection is completed before going off duty, and that a copy of the report is given to the person for whom the report was completed with 24 hours. PASMA in consultation with the HSE, have developed the PASMA Tower Inspection Record for this purpose. As well as providing a visual indicator of the tower’s inspection status it, also acts as a written report, and by affixing the Record to the tower, you satisfy the requirement to “give to the person for whom it was completed within 24 hours.”
When the record is full, it is removed from the tower (if the tower is still being used, a new Tower Inspection Record is commenced), and the previous is retained as a record of the inspections until the work is completed, and thereafter at your office for a further three months, as required by the Regulations. The HSE Guidance indicates, in addition to the 7-day frequency of inspections, that a tower be inspected after any event likely to have affected its stability or structural integrity such as adverse weather conditions. You may be able to think of other events, which could have such effect.
It is important to note that the Regulations do not require a written report each time a tower is moved or relocated to the same site.
As well as being suitable for recording inspections, the reverse of the PASMA Inspection Record can also be used as a visual indicator and record that the tower is not to be used, because it is incomplete, damaged or otherwise unsafe.
If your tower is incomplete or is in a dangerous condition, you must let other people know. You should affix a Tower Incomplete, Tower Damaged to Tower Unsafe sign in a prominent position or adjacent to an access point, so that any potential users are aware of its condition and do not attempt to use it.
