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 | |  | | | Independent Scaffolding Inspection Servicesscaffolding inspection services surrey, london, kent, sussex | | | Company | Independent Scaffolding Inspection Services | | | Contact | Ricki Webb | | Address | Worcester park Garden Centre
Riverhill, Old Malden Land
Worcester Park
Surrey
England
KT4 7QB (MAP)
| | Telephone | 0208 335 3600 | | Mobile | 07971 283890 | | Fax | 0208 335 3616 | | Email | | | | We are a company of Independent scaffolding inspectors totally independent to any scaffold contractor. We aim to supply a professional competent service to our clients in achieving the answer to the ongoing problems of self certification and the reluctantly of companies to commit to a statutory weekly inspection.
Whilst offering this service to your company you would be safe in the knowledge that the scaffolding is fit for purpose and it complies with all current regulations. BS EN 12811 TG 20 :08.
Weekly Inspection reports by a fully trained Advanced Scaffolding Inspector (CITB) competent to sign off advanced design structures, who have served a minimum of 10 Years in the scaffolding industry.
The HSE states that any scaffold structure should be inspected every seven days or after adverse weather conditions. (BS EN 12811 TG 20:08)
The industry's introduction of classification for scaffold structures, TG 20:08 Basic Scaffold and Advanced scaffolds requiring an Advanced Scaffolding Inspector.
You will receive a fully detailed inspection report delivered within 24 hours of a site visit, out lining compliance or non compliance of the structure. This report will state where if applicable any changes large or small that must take place within a specified time frame to avoid all potential risks and hazards contained on the structure.
Inspection will include all ladders and staircase access, a full review of the Method Statements and Risk Assessments related to scaffold structure and will ensure a safe method of working for employees, self-employed 3rd party trades, visitors and members of the public who might be exposed to any hazards. Guidance and review of current practises, leading into the full introduction of TG 20:08 Due to be enforced by January 2010.
We work in conjunction alongside Health & Safety Management offering advise and guidance to the scaffolding industry and maintaining a partnership with NASC and HSE and enforcing industries standard BS EN 12811/TG 20;08
Safety Bulletins updates:
- NASC Technical Guidance TG 20
- BS EN 12811/BS 1139
- NASC SG4 05
- Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
- Working at Height Regulations 2005
- Construction (Design & Management) Regs 2007
- BS EN 13374 temporary edge protection Regs 2004
WELCOME TO INDEPENDENT SCAFFOLDING INSPECTION SERVICES
- Site address and introduction to site reprehensive obtain the requirement for the scaffolding inspection i.e.; Basic /Advanced
- Location of the work and equipment to be inspected
- A distribution of the work equipment inspected
- The date and time of inspection
- Details of any matter identified that could give rise to health or safety of any person
- Can work be carried out safely Yes/No
- Name of person informed
- Details of any action to be taken as a result of the above
- Detail of any further action considered necessary
- Name and position of person making this report
- Date report handed over
- Introduction to SCAFFTAG systems operating precedes / Work force tool box talk if required
- Set up weekly inspection rota to comply with BS EN 12811 /TG20:08
- Inspection reports folder to remain on site at all times i.e.; Handover certs, method statement and Risk assessments Drawing and Calculations
- Full inspection report within 24 hours of inspection report any major defaults to person in charge of work site copies sent to all prorate personal.
- Improvement Notice for Compliance, Time Scale.
- Notice of None Compliance DO NOT USE Scaffold Suspension.
- Equipment Inspection
- Ladder Inspections
- General Site House keeping
- Scaffolding Inspection Methodology
- Unsafe
- Unsuitable
- Unsatisfactory
- Incorrect
- Incomplete
- Insufficient
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