Scaffolding Industry
Protecting Scaffolders as they work at height
Scaffolders working at height must be protected from falls from height, whatever the fall distance and be confident in the rescue provision in place should a fall occur.
1 - Wrappa Anchor slings for secure connection to "standards"
2 - SP140 Twin leg Lanyards Safely traverse between anchorage points
3 - DSL-3 Hybrid lanyards Short arrest distance where clearance height is limited
4 - Gotcha 2 Rescue Kit Recovery of suspended worker after a fall
Scaffolding Industry
Lifting equipment safely into position
Avoiding dropped objects, a constant hazard on site is imperative.
6 - Safe Lifting Kit Controlled lifting/lowering of materials onto the scaffold
7 - Tool Tethers Reduce dropped objects
8 - Grabba Bag Lifting of loose fittings
Scaffolding Industry
Load safety is road safety
When transporting scaffold equipment to and from site, poorly secured loads pose a serious risk to the driver, other road users and the public.
9 - Rachet Lashings Scaffold poles and boards must be safely secured and restrained.
10. Containment Nets Smaller fittings must be contained to avoid 'bouncing' loose.
SpanSet - supplying the Scaffolding Industry.
The scaffolding sector is a harsh environment for both workers and their equipment.
Scaffolders deserve equipment specifically designed for the unique and complex work scaffold erection and dismantling is. Equipment should be tough and of a quality built to last, plus of course traceable, making inspection and remaining compliant straightforward.
SpanSet understand the above and offer a wide range of products, training and inspection services to the scaffolding industry.
HEIGHT SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR SCAFFOLDERS
SpanSet design and manufacture a wide range of height safety equipment specifically designed for scaffolders at our factory based in Middlewich, Cheshire.
Some examples of what we offer -
Harnesses
Lanyards
Anchors
Rescue
SAFE LIFTING ON SITE
For the modern scaffolder, worker safety is of the highest priority. Dropped objects when lifting equipment on scaffolding is a serious hazard and measures should be put in place to avoid the risk of items hitting workers below the lift. The use of ‘gin wheels’ for example should be consigned to history.
LOAD SAFETY IS ROAD SAFETY
When transporting scaffold equipment to and from site, poorly secured loads pose a serious risk to the driver, other road users and the public.
Scaffold poles and boards must be safely secured and restrained so they cannot move during the journey. SpanSet supply a wide range of both traditional (push up) and premium ergo (pull down) ratchets - all manufactured by us, here in the UK to BSEN 12195. Indeed, SpanSet invented the original ratchet lashing, commonly referred to as 'spansets' on construction sites.
Scaffold fittings and other smaller items must be contained to avoid them 'bouncing' loose should the lorry hit a pothole etc. SpanSet design, manufacture and supply a range of rated containment nets produced to EN1263-1 to fit securely over stillages and prevent this problem.
Training
Trust SpanSet the Market Leaders, successfully training 12,000+ candidates annually - online, on site, at our Training Centre in Middlewich Cheshire and throughout the UK.
Our most popular training courses for Scaffolding
NEW Latest additions for the Scaffolding Industry
Inspection,
Testing &
Asset Management
SpanSet have for many years provided trusted independent Inspection Services to a wide range of companies from smaller businesses to long term contracts with multinationals. We are passionate about developing strong working relationships with our customers, helping them maintain excellent safety records.
Safety - it's what we do.
Scaffolding Heritage
SpanSet innovation - improving the safety of scaffolders since 1990:
1990 Twin legged Lanyard introduced - traversing scaffold made safer.
2000 Gotcha Rescue Kit launched - Rescue provision on site improved. The Industry standard Rescue Kit.
2005 Wrappa anchor sling - scaffolders able to increase their safe clearance height by always being able to connect to a high-level anchor point.
2008 Atlas Harness & Lanyard - introduction of the first CE approved energy absorbing lanyard for 140kg workers.
2012 DSL hybrid lanyard - offering a significant improvement of the safety of scaffold workers in low clearance situations.
2018 Safe Lifting Kit - avoiding dropped objects and improving the lifting of smaller loads on site. Gone are the days of the gin wheel.
SpanSet are an active associate member of the NASC and were a key contributor to their update and revision of 'SG4:05' technical guide on fall protection on scaffolds, which was released in response to the Work at Height Regulations 2005. We are a preferred provider of harness and rescue training to NASC.
The DSL and Gotcha Rescue Kits have placed SpanSet on the world stage for scaffolding with significant global sales in Europe, Australia, Asia and the Middle East. These solutions are recognised and often specified by International companies.
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SpanSet are passionate about developing strong working relationships with our customers, helping them maintain excellent safety records. We’re proud of our heritage and we look forward to working with you in the future.