IPAF Partners with Cancer Charity to Launch Industry-Wide Fundraising Initiative
Coinciding with National Cancer Survivors’ Day, the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) has launched an industry-wide fundraising initiative with Weston Park Cancer Charity to raise funds for vital cancer research. The PAINT scheme, which stands for ‘Powered Access Industry Trust’, invites IPAF members and stakeholders to nominate a piece of equipment in their fleet as […]
What a day! No Falls Conference, Derby
A short summary provided by the No Falls Foundation of their first ever No Falls Conference as the dust settles on a successful event… What a day! Last week (during No Falls Week), we held the very first No Falls Foundation conference followed by the return of our charity ball. The energy and commitment in […]
FASET launches new website!
AIF member FASET are thrilled to announce the launch of their brand-new, redesigned website! Here’s the latest update from them on the launch: We’ve been working hard behind the scenes to bring you a more user-friendly, informative, and engaging online experience. Our fresh new design boasts improved navigation, a cleaner layout, and enhanced accessibility, making […]
Work at height charity shines spotlight on height safety during No Falls Week
The No Falls Foundation, the first and only UK-based charity for the work at height sector, is proud to be holding its annual ‘No Falls Week’ from May 12 to 16, 2025, to promote safe working at height. Following the success of their inaugural campaign last year, which saw almost 2,000 organisations sign up to […]
IPAF Launches 2025 Global Safety Campaign: Stop Overturns! Safety Starts on the Ground
At the 2025 IPAF Summit held in Dublin on 13 March, the International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) announced the launch of its Global Safety Campaign for 2025, titled Stop Overturns – Safety Starts on the Ground! Using data from their global Accident Reporting Portal, IPAF’s annual safety campaign highlights an important message for those in […]
Get Involved in No Falls Week 2025
Can you help us get everybody talking about height safety? No Falls Week, a powerful height safety campaign from the No Falls Foundation, returns for a second year! Running from 12-16 May 2025, it’s an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of safe working at height. Whether you work in construction, manufacturing, agriculture or […]
Rope Access Safety Supervisor (RASS) Scheme
IRATA International’s Rope Access Safety Supervisor (RASS) Scheme was launched in January this year to equip IRATA Level 3 Technicians with advanced leadership, risk management, and rescue planning skills. Key Training Areas: IRATA Full Trainer and Operator members can apply to become RASS Training Providers now, and RASS Instructor applications are also open. Read more […]
SAEMA New Board Leadership, Elevating Industry Standards
SAEMA is excited to announce Kyle Davidson as their new Chair! Kyle, Head of Suspended Access at Denholm Industrial Services (ALPS), brings extensive experience and a strong commitment to safety standards. He’ll spearhead initiatives like new NVQs and the Duty Holder training program. Will Bradshaw, a Chartered Engineer with IMechE, joins as Technical Chair, focusing […]
Ladder Association secure prime spot on BBC Morning Live
The Ladder Association were delighted to be featured recently on the BBC Morning Live programme, highlighting the real and serious dangers of substandard imported telescopic ladders available for sale to UK consumers via online platforms. The segment, part of their ongoing ‘Step Up to Safe Ladders’ campaign, saw them partner once again with the Test […]
NASC’s Scaffolding Insider – latest issue out now
📢 The latest issue of Scaffolding Insider has landed 📢 This edition is full of the usual mix of industry insight and inspiring stories. This month’s feature’s include:♦️ A sneak preview of ScaffEx24: The industry’s no.1 event.♦️ The launch of TG30: New, cutting-edge guidance for system scaffolding.♦️ An interview with incoming NASC President Wayne Connolly […]
