Scaffold Tower Hire
When working on site, there is often a need to be able to access areas at height. A staple solution of the construction sites of industry for many years has been the scaffold tower. As these towers are often made of aluminium, they are light enough to move around site to where you need them, and are also sturdy enough to support a worker and his tools.
Ask any construction sites worker and they’ll tell you that one of the most important pieces to building a successful project is powered access. The scaffold tower has been an industry staple for many years because not only do these aluminum structures make it easy enough even when on site, but also sturdy enough with tools inside!
When a more hazardous site area is involved, these towers can also be used in Fibreglass GRP model, so as to ensure that your workers are safely able to work where there are corrosive or electrical factors safe working load. These towers come in various materials, such as fiberglass or aluminum. The GRP model is ideal for sites where there are hazardous conditions like chemicals and electricity near your workforce – it ensures their safety while they work on site with these potentially dangerous factors nearby!
So why hire team an aluminium scaffold towers when you could buy it outright?
There are several reasons.
Firstly, a scaffold tower is great to have once you’ve erected it, but after a project has been completed, storing the disassembled pieces in the long term can be an arduous task. Using a hired access equipment service means the tower is collected when you want it and it is available to hire always, meaning you can either finish your project without the worry of storage, or otherwise move onto the next phase without having a now obsolete piece of high quality equipment in your way.
Not only this, but the costs involved with hiring a tower are tailored to the task at hand, rather than being one unnecessarily large payment. This allows you to budget your project to a closer degree and give you more flexibility when it comes to pacing and planning work.
It can be difficult to make sure that you've got the right piece of quipment for the specific task you're perofrming. But there are a few ways to verify that you're on the right track.
One way is to check the difference between your platform and working height. The height the your head will be is approximately 2 metres, or 6 feet, higher than that of the platform in most situations.
Another way is to check the environment you're working in. That way, you can choose the material tower that you want; be it aluminium or GRP.
However, the most tried and tested method is to get a PASMA trained operative advise you as to the equipment appropriate o the situation. This method ensures that you have the right equipment.
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If you’re still unsure whether a tower is the right piece of kit for you, give our PASMA trained team a call. Let them know what you’re trying to do, and they can assess the situation, before recommending appropriate gear.