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Sector-specific guidance on social distancing in the workplace
Public Health England (PHE) have issued sector-specific guidance on social distancing in the workplace. The view is that construction work can continue if done in accordance with the social distancing guidelines wherever possible. The importance of continued hand washing, good ventilation and a considered approach to enclosed machinery are all
Non-essential construction works to cease in Scotland
Work on construction sites in Scotland, unless it is for essential projects, should stop immediately, as confirmed in new guidance for the construction industry from the Scottish Government. Essential projects include those on: facilities to be used directly in COVID-19 related activities; facilities which will be used to accommodate key
Advantages for the infrastructure sector highlighted by new HAKI eBook
Statement from the Scaffolding Association’s Chief Executive
Our Government has the unenviable task of having to make reactive decisions during a rapidly changing situation. Almost daily the information we are being provided with is evolving, and managing that data for just one part of one sector has become a full time job for our team. So, we can only imagine the immense
Keep up with the changing regulatory landscape
In this Opinion piece, The Indigo Group discuss legislation, the considerations and risks facing scaffolding companies. The increasing regulatory burden on subcontractors There is no denying that the scaffolding sector are leading the way when it comes to best practise and compliance with Health & Safety legislation, however, in the coming months the sector is
A growing association that hopes to see better times for all
In this Comment piece, Robert Candy, CEO of the Scaffolding Association, talks about growth and the need for optimism. The Government have committed to leaving the European Union, and we now await the details of what this will mean for the UK economy and for our industry within the wider construction sector. Whatever happens, we
Statement from the Scaffolding Association’s Chief Executive
Our Government has the unenviable task of having to make reactive decisions during a rapidly changing situation. Almost daily the information we are being provided with is evolving, and managing that data for just one part of one sector has become a full time job for our team. So, we can only imagine the immense
Keep up with the changing regulatory landscape
In this Opinion piece, The Indigo Group discuss legislation, the considerations and risks facing scaffolding companies. The increasing regulatory burden on subcontractors There is no denying that the scaffolding sector are leading the way when it comes to best practise and compliance with Health & Safety legislation, however, in the coming months the sector is
A growing association that hopes to see better times for all
In this Comment piece, Robert Candy, CEO of the Scaffolding Association, talks about growth and the need for optimism. The Government have committed to leaving the European Union, and we now await the details of what this will mean for the UK economy and for our industry within the wider construction sector. Whatever happens, we