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Hello, I found your website following a link. I am the safety director for a construction company in the US located in Kechi, Kansas. Our company is made up of: Insulation Division, Coatings Division, Scaffold Division, and Asbestos Abatement Division. We perform work in Power Plants, Chemical Plants, Energy (Petroleum, Ethanol, and Natural Gas), and in Commercial Buildings (new and remodel).
I was looking at some of the picture albums, and there are some pretty impressive looking scaffolds. One thing I noticed, they seemed to be primarily tube and clamp scaffold in the pictures. Are systems scaffolds frequently used in the UK? While we use tube and clamp (about 20 - 25% of the time), the rest of the time we use systems (primarily cup lock).
Looks like a great site, and thanks for allowing me to visit. Hope to hear from some of you soon.
Randy Wheeler, D.C., BRA/BS, CSSM
F&H Insulation Sales & Services, Inc.
Safety/HR Director
randyw@f-hcompanies.com
I was looking at some of the picture albums, and there are some pretty impressive looking scaffolds. One thing I noticed, they seemed to be primarily tube and clamp scaffold in the pictures. Are systems scaffolds frequently used in the UK? While we use tube and clamp (about 20 - 25% of the time), the rest of the time we use systems (primarily cup lock).
Looks like a great site, and thanks for allowing me to visit. Hope to hear from some of you soon.
Randy Wheeler, D.C., BRA/BS, CSSM
F&H Insulation Sales & Services, Inc.
Safety/HR Director
randyw@f-hcompanies.com
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