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Five injured in Vancouver scaffold collapse
Five workers were injured in a scaffolding collapse Oct. 25 in Shaughnessy, Vancouver, Canada.
Turner launches scaffolder challenge
UK firm Turner Access Ltd is to hold a scaffolding competition in 2013 which it claims will not only showcase the fastest scaffolding teams in the country but will also highlight best practice and statutory regulations.
Instant UpRight opens access tower factory in China
Irish scaffold tower specialist Instant UpRight will officially open its new Chinese manufacturing facility in Foshan, Guangzhou, next week with an event for dealers and customers from Asia, Middle East and Australia.
Harsco mastclimbers provide access to storm water tank
Access firm provides six mastclimbers to assist contractor John Murphy & Sons (JMS) in the construction of the Maryport UID scheme in Cumbria, UK.
Pyeroy works on Trident refit
UK based industrial services specialists Pyeroy has won a £1.1 million contract to provide access scaffolding and containment systems for the multi-million pound refit of the Royal Navy's Trident ballistic missile submarine HMS Vengeance.
Harsco accesses Five Rise lock system
British Waterways called in Harsco Infrastructure to provide its Cuplok scaffold system to provide access to the Five Rise canal lock system in Bingley, West Yorkshire, which has been drained for maintenance for the first time in 25 years.
Safway Services introduces new plank
Safway Services, LLC has introduced a new System Steel Sand Blast Plank developed to reduce debris accumulation on walking surfaces.
Avontus debuts scaffold drawing software tool
Avontus Software Corp., a rental billing, estimating, drawing and software designer for the scaffold and construction industries, has developed a new scaffold drawing tool that creates precise drawings and materials lists.
Two men injured in scaffolding collapse
The Miami Herald is reporting that two employees of a Coral Gables, FL glass company have been hospitalized after the scaffolding they were using collapsed.
Peri supports UEFA Championship stadiums
German scaffolding company Peri has seven of its latest projects firmly in the limelight at present, having worked on the construction or expansion of seven of the eight football stadiums currently being used for the 14th UEFA European Football Championships in Poland and the Ukraine.
OSHA issues 'call to action' to prevent workplace falls
After four recent construction accidents that took place in New Jersey, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has released a statement calling on construction companies to ensure that workers at height (above 6 feet) have the proper fall protection equipment to protect themselves from falls on the job.
Worker dies after fall from scaffold
A 28-year-old man died May 27 after he fell three stories from scaffolding he was working on.
Registration open for SAIA annual convention
The Scaffold and Access Industry Association (SAIA) will celebrate its 40th anniversary at its annual convention and exposition to be held at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa from July 15-18 in Huntington Beach, CA.
Altrad buys Generation Hire in the UK
French scaffolding group Altrad has acquired Generation Hire & Sales, a nationwide seller and renter of access equipment. The price has not been disclosed.
Man dies after falling 60 feet from scaffolding
A 29-year-old man fell six stories to his death March 23 while erecting scaffolding at a Bay County, FL incinerator.
OSHA fines company $167k after fatality
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) fined a New Hampshire construction company $167,000, attributing the proposed fines to safety violation standards which resulted in a worker falling to his death from scaffolding.
Harsco scaffolding keeps Forth Bridge open
Harsco Infrastructure is carrying out a £710000 contract on Scotland's Forth Road Bridge. Harsco's scaffolding is providing access so that work can be carried out to replace the large bearings, which support each end of the structure, with no disruption to the traffic using the bridge.
Scaffolding record helps engineer win award
Costain engineer Eamonn Slevin has been awarded this year's James Rennie Medal Award by the UK's Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) in recognition for his work on the M53 Bidston Moss Viaduct Strengthening Scheme.
CVI completes Alaska national guard contract
CV International, representative of Instant UpRight, recently supplied the Alaska National Guard with a full wraparound system to carry out maintenance and inspections on its C-130 aircraft.
Peri covers Central Bank of Nigeria
Nigerian contractor Julius Berger Nigeria has chosen German scaffolding company Peri to provide the scaffolding and formwork for the construction of a new administrative building for the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in Lagos
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