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QFS Scaffolding, HAKI, and SMART Scaffolder join forces for London Build 2019
QFS Scaffolding, HAKI, and SMART Scaffolder are coming together for the London Build Expo 2019, to demonstrate how a collective package of innovative software, systems and services can support contractors and clients in achieving maximum safety and efficiency on temporary works projects, from conception to completion. The three companies will
Construction input needed for Brexit preparations, says FMB
Construction should not be overlooked by the Government in no-deal Brexit preparation says the Federation of Master Builders in response to the construction PMI data published today showing that output in September declined at second-sharpest pace since 2009. The fall in staffing levels was the sixth in as many months and the
Advantages for the infrastructure sector highlighted by new HAKI eBook
Using data to keep workers safe
With slips, trips and falls still the number one cause of accidents and injuries on scaffolds, it is imperative that both scaffolders and contractors understand the most common reasons that scaffolds fail the weekly inspection. Ian Chambers, sales and marketing director at SMART Scaffolder software, looks at how digital technology is the key to understanding
Change is good
It is difficult to slow down progress and avoid change. Those who avoid change and innovation will ultimately see it take place elsewhere, and so future opportunities could either be missed or lost for ever. The sector’s capacity to respond to the changing access and scaffolding environment is restricted by the availability of well-trained and
Delivering on a commitment to raise standards of safety and performance
A commitment to raise standards and develop skills was at the centre of the Scaffolding Association’s strategy when it opened for membership in 2013. Large swathes of the sector had become disenfranchised from the wider construction, housing and facilities management sectors. Well, how things have changed. At the start of this decade, access and scaffolding
Using data to keep workers safe
With slips, trips and falls still the number one cause of accidents and injuries on scaffolds, it is imperative that both scaffolders and contractors understand the most common reasons that scaffolds fail the weekly inspection. Ian Chambers, sales and marketing director at SMART Scaffolder software, looks at how digital technology is the key to understanding
Change is good
It is difficult to slow down progress and avoid change. Those who avoid change and innovation will ultimately see it take place elsewhere, and so future opportunities could either be missed or lost for ever. The sector’s capacity to respond to the changing access and scaffolding environment is restricted by the availability of well-trained and
Delivering on a commitment to raise standards of safety and performance
A commitment to raise standards and develop skills was at the centre of the Scaffolding Association’s strategy when it opened for membership in 2013. Large swathes of the sector had become disenfranchised from the wider construction, housing and facilities management sectors. Well, how things have changed. At the start of this decade, access and scaffolding
