IOSH
Basic scaffolding requirements
Mid Shires Branch
- Date
- 23 May 2024
- Type
- Event
- Venue
- Draycote Water Visitor Centre, Rugby CV23 8AB
Event
Summary
Learn more about the basic scaffolding requirements and what is legally required to stay within the Health Safety and Environment (HSE) regulations.
This Mid Shires event will include a demonstration by Smartscaff and Smart Inspector covering:
- the basic designed scaffold – includes a practical demonstration of scaffold towers,
- scaffold quality and inspection (SG35) guidance on the handover of scaffolds,
- legal requirements to carry out inspections,
- weight requirements of scaffolding,
- unauthorized modifications to scaffold structures (SG:36),
- a brief discussion on temporary works on scaffolds.
Joined by Roy Rogers, Quality, Safety, Health and Environment (QSHE) and Energy Director at Enigma-IS.
Event
Summary
Learn more about the basic scaffolding requirements and what is legally required to stay within the Health Safety and Environment (HSE) regulations.
This Mid Shires event will include a demonstration by Smartscaff and Smart Inspector covering:
- the basic designed scaffold – includes a practical demonstration of scaffold towers,
- scaffold quality and inspection (SG35) guidance on the handover of scaffolds,
- legal requirements to carry out inspections,
- weight requirements of scaffolding,
- unauthorized modifications to scaffold structures (SG:36),
- a brief discussion on temporary works on scaffolds.
Joined by Roy Rogers, Quality, Safety, Health and Environment (QSHE) and Energy Director at Enigma-IS.
Who should attend?
This event is open to IOSH members and non-members.
Who should attend?
This event is open to IOSH members and non-members.
Where and when?
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Type
In-person
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Date
23 May 2024
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Time
18:30 BST
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Venue
Draycote Water Visitor Centre, Rugby CV23 8AB
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