HSE prosecution highlights work at height risks
Two companies have been fined £46,000 in total after a labourer from Runcorn fractured his skull. The man had been working on a new build
Two companies have been fined £46,000 in total after a labourer from Runcorn fractured his skull. The man had been working on a new build
TowerSure by PASMA is a game-changing tool that will help tower users across the world to inspect their mobile towers, and make sure all operatives
FASET (Fall Arrest Safety Equipment Training) is proud to announce it is now accredited as a Type C inspection body in accordance with International Standard
Following on from their previous two Telescopic Ladder Market Surveillance Reports, the Ladder Association’s ‘Step Up to Safe Ladders’ campaign continues with the release of
With 30 years of proven excellence, NASC is proud to update SG4, which has become the industry standard for preventing falls in scaffolding operations. Their
The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 received Royal Assent on 29 June 2023, and while much of the Act is now in
Pictured above: Clive Dickin, NASC CEO (left) and Dave Mosley, NASC Director of Training (right) The National Access & Scaffolding Confederation (NASC) has appointed a
The Access Industry Forum, along with a number of our members, are delighted to be attending the upcoming London Work at Height Seminar (LWAHS) at
The latest NASC Safety Report reveals the lowest Accident Incident Rate (AIR) and Accident Frequency Rate (AFR) since we began tracking data in 1975 –
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The forum for working at height, the AIF represents the principal trade associations and federations involved in work at height.