Jordan Springs Scaffolding Project

With a few trial and errors in the yard, the boys were able to fine-tune their roofing skills and created a nice colourbond roofing over the scaffold. Our in house fabricator created spigots that would be placed inside the top of the standards with metal plates which allowed us to bolt timber beams across the scaffold. Once designed the roof went on better then we hand expected. The second part of public access was the second handrail for children. Being public stair access in a class B building, the stair access must have a second handrail no higher than 750mm from the middle of the step. Layher scaffold have designed a system which is a quick and simple attachment onto their guard rails, that makes the installation of these handrails a breeze.

Due to the scaffold being installed for such a long period of time, we scheduled monthly checks on the scaffold to ensure that the scaffold still meets AS standards and that no one has removed any parts of the scaffold. Once we have checked over the scaffold and it meets our strict requirements we tag the scaffold and advise the client that it is still safe to continue using it.