Our drive towards safer systems of work has differentiated us in the access marketplace as the industry leader in promoting and providing innovative solutions for working safely at height with temporary equipment.
Turner Access pioneers in the development of Collective Protection practice during erection, dismantle and alteration.
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Falls from height remain the single biggest cause of work place deaths and major injuries in the construction industry (Source: HSE). In an attempt to combat this, the Work at Height Regulations 2005 were introduced to provide a comprehensive set of regulations applying to all “work at height” activity.
If work at height is unavoidable, duty holders must do all that is reasonably practicable to prevent anyone from falling, placing collective protection over mitigation options.
Access and Scaffolding Best Practice is achieved by achieving Control in all work at height activity. Control is managed through proper organisation, planning and selection of appropriate equipment.
The first step to a safer work environment is training and educating people to change their attitude to safety in the workplace.
