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Current criteria for scaffolding criticised
23 January 2013
The NASC (National Access & Scaffolding Confederation) the recognised trade body for scaffolding guidance undertook a survey earlier this year to ascertain what criteria a scaffold company was expected to comply with in

The NASC (National Access &
Scaffolding Confederation) the
recognised trade body for
scaffolding guidance undertook a
survey earlier this year to ascertain
what criteria a scaffold company was
expected to comply with in order to
erect a scaffold close to the general
public.
Surprisingly almost every authority adopted different criteria.
To address this the NASC has developed detailed criteria and guidance to address this situation and provide any authority in the UK with the ability to demand a consistent standard for scaffolding companies to comply with industry best practice and legal requirements.
The criteria can be viewed an
Surprisingly almost every authority adopted different criteria.
To address this the NASC has developed detailed criteria and guidance to address this situation and provide any authority in the UK with the ability to demand a consistent standard for scaffolding companies to comply with industry best practice and legal requirements.
The criteria can be viewed an
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