High winds knock scaffolding down!

Whatever ties were in place [if any] certainly didn't do their job.
I was in the States in April and spent a while watching a gang of their Scaffolders erecting a job,yes they had all the PPE on and were big on clipping on but they went up at least 10m when i watched them working off of 1 steel board and with not a tie in sight.
I should add that it was on a busy street as well,anyone know what their regs. are like out there?
 
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Havespannerwilltravel said:
Jap frames used a lot in Asia, Australia etc, Germans had a version which was copied by SGB back in the 90's they called it Sprint.
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So did Layher and Rux. They both had frame systems, specially GKN Kwikform in the early 90's that adopted the Layher frames. They looked a bit flimsy but ok when they were tied properly.
I honestly thought it WAS the Layher frames on the photo as they looked very similar.
 
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