Our Services

What we can provide different types of Inspections:

Construction Inspection

This is an inspection carried out during the construction of the scaffold and before hand over, this ensures the erection of the scaffold is built to design and compliant at handover.

Accompanied Handover

Inspector to walk scaffold with the responsible person. send the report as under construction with faults and photographic evidence.

Statutory 7 Day Inspection

Inspect all handed over scaffold on the site issue report. Return after 7 days and check faults have been rectiied. Check if any new handovers and inspect scaffold to design or compliance sheet.

Monthly Scaffold Inspections

We must be issued the weekly inspection reports. Walk The Scaffold, any handovers done in the past 7 days will be design checked and inspected with a report issued. We are only able to check a slice of the scaffold and not the past 4 weeks of Handovers and design or compliance sheets, this will be carried out by your Statutory 7 day inspector.

Monthly Scaffold Audit

Check all handovers for the scaffold over the past month alongside all designs and compliance sheets. Audit all scaffold on site and issue report.

Temporary Works Inspection

Inspection Reports issued by our Civil/Structual Engineer. Our Scaffold & Temporary works inspections can be tailor-made for our clients requirements.

Retained Scaffold Inspection Services & Consultancy Service

The retained scaffold inspections service provides you with competent advice from the access industry health and safety experts. Our inspectors are qualified scaffolding professionals with extensive industry experience. The consultancy service can be tailored to meet the needs and objectives of business for the health & safety management. Clients can increase and reduce the level of service to match their business.

Included in the retained service agreement

  • Retianed client certificate
  • Unlimited competent advice
  • Initial audit
  • Anuual review
  • Nominated inspector

Our Standard Inspection Includes A Thorough Examination That Ensures:

  • That the platforms comply with statutory regulations and the recommendations of TG20:21
  • That both the access and egress are suitable and safe
  • That the foundations are adequate, and are not likely to be disturbed or undermined.
  • That the lower portion of the scaffold is not liable to damage by interference, accident, traffic or any other extenuating issues
  • That the scaffold is appropriately constructed to carry loads, following the guidance from the TG20:21 compliance sheet or design drawing.
  • That the scaffold is correctly tied, anchored and braced to maintain stability under load and environmental factors.
  • That the anchors have been installed and proof tested by a competent person. Once the inspector has received the anchor pull test they will save it on file
  • That the scaffold complies with the requirements of the Local Authority, including lighting, hoarding and fenders, and in general is not constructed in a way that can cause damage or injury to persons due to protruding tubes, low headroom or other issues or hazards
  • Any attachments such as fans, loading bays and lifting gantries are properly constructed in compliance with regulations and the recommendations of TG20:21 or bespoke design.

We Also Identify And Check Potential Problems And Unauthorised Modifications

The foundations of the scaffold have not been disturbed or undermined
Guard rails are installed at every lift with none removed or unsafe
Toe boards have not been removed, displaced or damaged
Scaffold boards have not been removed, displaced or damaged
Transoms are suitably placed to support the boards and the maximum support span and overhang have not been exceeded
No scaffold ties have been removed
No bracing has been removed from the scaffolding
The brick guards, debris netting or sheeting, where fitted are still in place
The structure is not being overloaded
There are no signs of misuse or interference of the scaffold.
If any signs of misuse or interference are identified, we will report direct to the scaffold contractor and site agent