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Mobi Scaffold Tower: How Does It Compare?
Scaffolding towers are a popular method for New Zealand Tradies to safely work at heights. A tower with a maximum platform height of 5m can be erected and used without the need for a specialist scaffolder. Scaffolding towers save time while mitigating the risk of falls within the construction industry. For the everyday tradesman,...
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Easy Access Equipment on TV3's Grand Designs
Easy Access height access equipment features on Episode Three of TV3's Grand Designs on Sunday 18th October. The prominent yellow and black of Easy Access aluminium ladders, scaffolds and platforms were evident throughout the site on this build.The show features Ad-man, Scott Lawrie who will be leaving Sydney's inner-city lifestyle of restaurants and symphonies...
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Establishing Scaffold Safety Training & Guidelines
In our growing construction industry, many workers are performing some type of work on scaffolding. With many workers exposed to hazards from scaffolds, scaffolding safety needs to be a priority. There are numerous types of scaffolds, including supported, suspended, and rolling. Scaffolds are crucial in the construction industry and save both time and money...
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Introducing the Mobi Tower
For many Trades, whether contractor, plumbing professional, electrician, plasterer or painter, the scaffold tower is an essential system when working at an elevation. The generously sized platform and full-surround guard railing provide safety and security, comfort and efficiency for longer duration tasks that a ladder cannot provide. Nevertheless, unlike a ladder, they can be...
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Height Safety Training for Builders - Whangarei
Around 60 builders from Whangarei and surrounding areas, came from as far as the Bay of Islands to a safety event hosted by ITM Whangarei on Wednesday 7th October. Perhaps they were woo’d by the prospect of attending an ITM Cup game it the glorious Northland sunshine later that evening, but there is no...
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Easy Access H Frame Towers meet Compliance Requirements
Beyond the responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, and duties under the Health and Safety in Employment Regulations 1995, large construction companies are demanding safety standards that exceed the legal regulations. Builders and other tradespeople can either purchase all the extras needed to comply to site safety requirements or invest...
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