Alan Reade
Well-known member
Hi Guys,
In deed it was, Phills post makes the generalisation that Engineers put in kit on a no need basis and this insulting, it is the equivalent of calling a scaffolder sloppy. Whilst I am sure some posts are made with the intention of eliciting a response I note this comment regards Engineers is again echoed by everhigher.
There are much respected Scaffolding Engineers out there who design economically and professionally, If you need some points of contact I can help with that.
In the interests of closing this out to enable others to get a word in edgewise I would say UK Engineers are designing scaffolds that fall outside the code and as such require greater consideration. The scaffolds that fall within the code to which you refer called “standard scaffolds” are not as designed by your local Engineer they are in face as laid out to European requirements. I would suggest that most UK Engineers are not in favour of the current standards but they are however required to follow then as are we all.
Stay well,
Alan
In deed it was, Phills post makes the generalisation that Engineers put in kit on a no need basis and this insulting, it is the equivalent of calling a scaffolder sloppy. Whilst I am sure some posts are made with the intention of eliciting a response I note this comment regards Engineers is again echoed by everhigher.
There are much respected Scaffolding Engineers out there who design economically and professionally, If you need some points of contact I can help with that.
In the interests of closing this out to enable others to get a word in edgewise I would say UK Engineers are designing scaffolds that fall outside the code and as such require greater consideration. The scaffolds that fall within the code to which you refer called “standard scaffolds” are not as designed by your local Engineer they are in face as laid out to European requirements. I would suggest that most UK Engineers are not in favour of the current standards but they are however required to follow then as are we all.
Stay well,
Alan