Scaffold towers are an excellent way to efficiently reach high areas of a building, and are widely used thanks to their easy manoeuvrability and adjustability. However, like all access equipment, there are some factors to consider and prepare before work commences that will ensure you can use a scaffold tower safely.
Here at Top Tower, we preach safety when it comes to using access equipment. This includes ensuring your access solution is perfect for the task at hand, wearing appropriate safety equipment and plenty of training beforehand. However, this doesn't always seem to translate to films…
Injuries while working from height are extremely common, and normally come about when improper health and safety have been considered before beginning the task. This is true in both professional and DIY settings, so it is important to think carefully about how you are going to go about working at height to ensure nothing goes wrong.
There are many tasks across a range of industries that require work to be carried out at height. With that said, that doesn’t mean all of these require full-scale scaffolding, yet access equipment is still required.
There are many tasks across a range of industries that require work to be carried out at height. With that said, that doesn’t mean all of these require full-scale scaffolding, yet access equipment is still required.
Scaffolding towers are commonplace on building sites up and down the country, favoured as a fantastic short-term structure which can be set up to aid in construction tasks. Usually, these large towers are assembled and taken down when required, but portable scaffold towers are an alternative that cut out this step altogether. Easily moved from place to place, and with all the safety features and desirable functions of a traditional scaffold system, in this blog, Top Tower will provide the vital information on how to set up and make the most of these adaptable modern structures.
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Safety is a number one priority for anyone planning on working from height. In 2022-3, falls from height have continued to be the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the UK - now at a significant 30%. Because of all of the potential hazards involved, utilising the proper access equipment is essential.
Unfamiliar with access equipment or what it is exactly? These multifunctional industrial appliances are used far more often than you would first think.
