Scaffolding series
The recognised series covering general scaffold requirements and requirements for specific scaffold systems and components.
Every scaffold requires the right design, competent people and documented checks. Our safety process covers the structure from planning through dismantling.
These are industry standards and guidance used to inform safe scaffold work. Their inclusion does not represent a separate company accreditation.
The recognised series covering general scaffold requirements and requirements for specific scaffold systems and components.
Guidance for the safe selection, erection, use, inspection and dismantling of scaffolding.
Site-specific planning, consultation and controls are documented before high-risk scaffold work begins.
Controls are matched to the site, scaffold type and work being performed rather than treated as a one-size-fits-all checklist.
The team reviews access, ground conditions, loading, nearby services, public protection and interaction with other trades.
Exclusion zones, fall controls and an agreed work sequence are established for the scaffold crew and surrounding site.
A competent person inspects the structure before handover, after events that may affect it and at the required site intervals.
Status tags, inspection findings and corrective actions remain traceable so site teams can confirm whether access is safe to use.
Mounty County Scaffold holds an Advanced Scaffolder licence. This high-risk work licence authorises the erection, alteration and dismantling of complex scaffolding structures, including cantilevered, suspended and hung scaffolds, and scaffolds beyond standard height and load limits.
Licence details and certificates of currency are provided with every quotation, or on request.
High-risk work licence held for advanced scaffolding, covering complex and load-critical scaffold structures.