CISRS Part Two Skills Test
Skills Test Dates Duration:One day course. Attendees: This CISRS [...]
Expectation From Newly Trained CISRS Operatives
Do you know what to expect from newly trained CISRS operatives? We have a few thoughts about this at Fulcrum Scaffold Safety & Training. Please click on the link of the blog post to watch the video of our MD David Abraham with his thoughts.
CISRS Cards To Go Smart
Recently, Fulcrum Scaffold Safety have received the news that CITB would be terminating their contract to maintain the CISRS Record Centre and Helpline and the production of CISRS cards. After much deliberation, CISRS decided to award the new contract to NOCN job cards.
What are the main hazards when working at height?
35 deaths each year in the UK are caused as a result of working at height. This figure amounts to 28 percent of all workplace accidents, making it one of the biggest occupational hazards. Take a look at our blog post at the biggest causes of these deaths.
How Do I Become a Scaffolder?
Scaffolding operative training and assessment is provided by Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS) Accredited Centres, which are nationally recognised in the UK. The scheme provides the New Entrant/Scaffolder Labourer Course, CISRS Scaffolder Part 1 and Part 2 Courses.
Dust Exposure & Face Fitting
Silicosis is a chronic lung disease, which is caused [...]
Proud Sponsors Of The Real Men Don’t Carry Knives Campaign
Fulcrum Scaffold Safety are proud sponsors of the Real Men Don't Carry Knives campaign, spreading awareness of the alarming rise in Knife crime across Merseyside.
Falling Industry Standards
Fulcrum think it is time to raise some key points about the fall of standards in the scaffolding industry. Each week we see more stories concerning safety and training and feel the need to address these concerns.
HSE Scaffold Check List
Check out the HSE Scaffold Check list via the link on our page. After reading this you may want to check out our following courses listed on our page. Please contact us for more details.
Check Out HSE Published
Check out HSE published pdf via the link on our blog post. Just over a quarter of all fatal injuries (37 cases) were accounted for by fall from a height.