TheFlyingKiwi
@WorkerSafe
An Aucklander with a sense of humour, who knew that was possible!
There are still NZ scaffolding companies taking shortcuts on safety like allowing unsupervised spannerhands to erect tall & technical scaffolds and illegally signing the Safe Tags. It will take a fatality before something is done about it.
In NZ the distance between scaffolding and power lines are 4m but always good when a client asks for your inspection. No issues here.
I New Zealand, scaffolders who obtained their qualifications in the 1970's to 1990's did not have to go through a strict assessment regime. Today virtually all of those scaffolders have never been re-assessed and their qualifications updated with knowledge of current guidelines.
I intend to raise weekly questions within our global construction community about whether the company you work for places profit above worker safety. Just remember, Senior Executives are workers too. @WorkStressKills
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