Poledancer
Well-known member
At a recent conference this was the subject discussed, id be interested in your thoughts.
Nearly every scaffold company now is doing their upmost to comply with every regulation/guidance going, they have to for moral, legal and economic reasons. When a reg is breached its nearly always the operative that has committed the breach, not always their fault, but mostly them who commit the breach. The disciplinary action for this is usually a sacking, now what does that do, it just passes the problem on. A scaffolders ticket is their proof of competency, just like a driving license is a drivers proof of competency. So why not like a drivers license when the scaffolder breaches a regulation, why should they then not lose points on their ticket, according to the seriousness of the breach. Once the ticket has reached its pointage, then back to being retrained from the start to get their ticket back. would this do you think deter some scaffolders from continually breaching the regs, and saying to themselves well it dont matter il just go work for someone else.
Nearly every scaffold company now is doing their upmost to comply with every regulation/guidance going, they have to for moral, legal and economic reasons. When a reg is breached its nearly always the operative that has committed the breach, not always their fault, but mostly them who commit the breach. The disciplinary action for this is usually a sacking, now what does that do, it just passes the problem on. A scaffolders ticket is their proof of competency, just like a driving license is a drivers proof of competency. So why not like a drivers license when the scaffolder breaches a regulation, why should they then not lose points on their ticket, according to the seriousness of the breach. Once the ticket has reached its pointage, then back to being retrained from the start to get their ticket back. would this do you think deter some scaffolders from continually breaching the regs, and saying to themselves well it dont matter il just go work for someone else.