Commercial Scaffolding

Here at Twin Scaffolding, our commercial scaffold projects cover a diverse range of buildings.

What makes a Commercial Scaffold project unique?

Methods of scaffolding varies greatly depending on the size and shape of the building in question. As commercial scaffold is usually erected on buildings that are larger, taller, and an altogether bigger project, this makes commercial scaffold completely different to other kinds of scaffolding.

The main concerns of a commercial scaffold project can be roughly broken into three categories: health and safety, techniques, and teams.

Public safety – Commercial buildings are often in public spaces and might need to continue operating as usual whilst work is being carried out. This includes banks, schools, and hospitals.

Health and safety – Due to the large scale of these projects, there are often more health and safety measures in place to ensure everyone’s safety. In addition to the usual protective equipment, scaffolders near me who work on commercial sites may require harnesses and extra training for working at height.

Techniques – Commercial buildings may be more complex in their shape and architecture. Therefore, commercial scaffolding is usually more bespoke, using more untraditional and creative techniques to get that job done to a high quality.

Teams – Commercial scaffold projects usually require a bigger crew of scaffolders to work on the site. This team will probably have multiple managers and supervisors in order to accommodate the number of tasks which are required to be undertaken.