About the company

We Provide the Best Services

We are a company based in London but have scaffold inspectors covering the whole of England and Wales providing a complete scaffolding inspection service. Our friendly team provides comprehensive reports meeting all current regulatory standards;

  • TG20:21 – Technical Guidance for Tube and Fitting Scaffolds
  • BS EN 12811 – British/European Standard for Tube and Fitting Scaffolds
  • BS EN 12810 – British/European standard for System Scaffolds provided within 24 hours.
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A scaffold used for industrial construction should be inspected before it is used for the first time and then every seven days until removed. Each time it is exposed to conditions likely to cause deterioration, e.g. following adverse weather conditions or substantial alteration, it should be inspected again.
What We Do

Services

Inspections

• The platforms comply with statutory regulations and the recommendations of TG20:21

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Audits

• Weekly scaffolding inspections
• One-off scaffold Inspections
• Anchor pull testing on site

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Technology

At Independent Access Inspections we use a system called Safetrak® to demonstrate your …

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Any Emergency? Call our 24/7 customer support team at 0203 876 0183

How Our Inspections Work

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Onsite visit

Our fully qualified team will be onsite at the agreed time to conduct a complete inspection of your scaffolding.

2

Fully Compliant Reports

We will provide you with a fully complaint repot within 24 hours for your scaffolding. This can be shared with all relevant parties.

3

Scheduled visits

We come back onsite each week until your scaffolding has been taken down giving you total peace of mind.

Why Choose Us?

To meet the requirements of the ‘Work at Height Regulations 2005’, It is the scaffold user’s / hirer’s responsibility to ensure that all scaffolding has been inspected as such:

All scaffolding inspection should be carried out by a competent person whose combination of knowledge, training and experience is appropriate for the type and complexity of the scaffold. Competence may have been assessed under the CISRS, or an individual may have received training in inspecting a specific type of system scaffold from a manufacturer/supplier.

The safest way to ensure your scaffolding is compliant with the current ‘Working at Height Regulations’ and TG20:21 is to have your scaffold regularly inspected by an independent, fully qualified scaffolding inspector. To meet these requirements, this needs to happen every seven days.
The default competence is a Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme qualification.

All IAI Inspectors have been trained and are qualified to the Advanced CISRS level. This ensures that they are qualified and competent to conduct inspections on all types of scaffolding construction, from basic systems to the most complex design builds

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Safetrak : Safetrak Scaffolding inspection system

Safetrak is a digital system that supports businesses with inspection planning, equipment inspections and inspection reporting to maximise safety, improve resource performance and minimise costs

About the system:

  • No wi-fi is required to operate
  • Dashboard visibility in all weather and brightness settings
  • Individual log in code for each inspector

  • Automatic report generation
  • Report sent directly to client’s email address

  • A camera on all PDAs

  • Photo linked to Scafftag and report

  • Backed up and stored for seven years

  • The system can cover more than one scaffold/site at a time

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Our Certifications

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What areas do we cover?

Our current scaffolding inspectors cover the entirety of England and Wales

Whats our clients are saying

Testimonials

As the head of Health & Safety for a medium sized Construction Management company such as Knight Harwood, it is reassuring to know that the scaffolds on our projects are independently inspected by very experienced Inspectors who hold CISRS advanced scaffold inspection qualifications. Scaffolding is often a high risk aspect of the construction phase, especially during projects in urban areas. In reality, expecting busy Construction Managers to formally and competently inspect the scaffolds on their sites can be another time consuming task in their already full schedules. I have also found that trusting an inclusive lump sum within a scaffold package negotiated by a Quantity Surveyor, does not guarantee unbiased or timely scaffold inspections. This can be especially applicable to some of the less proficient companies who may have erected the scaffold they are inspecting. That way of working has traditionally been challenging while never representing best practice to me. Knight Harwood have used the Independent Access Inspections team for several years now. We have always found them to be an innovative, competent and responsive company. From a moral, civil and legal point of view, I am very comfortable with recommending Independent Access Inspections to fulfil a businesses statutory duties but more importantly, for peace of mind.
STEVE FITZPATRICK, knight harwood – Senior H&S Manager
In 2014, Mount Anvil underwent the British Safety Council’s 5 Star audit process. Following an in-depth review, we were awarded 5 stars and a score of 99.78% – the highest ever issued. In 2015, we raised the bar again, achieving a 5 star rating and a score of 99.93% – the new highest. Without the impeccable safety inspection work that Independent Access Inspections deliver we would not have achieved this.
Mount Anvil – H&S Director

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