Health & safety reports
Written reports and risk assessments for scaffolding across Scotland — clear records of what was checked, what we found and what needs doing.
Health & safety reports
Clear records for a compliant site
- Written after every inspection
- Risk assessments as standard
- Recommendations for action
If you’re responsible for site safety, you need more than a scaffold that looks right — you need a record that shows it is. Our qualified team provides health and safety reports alongside our inspections, so you have clear, written evidence that your scaffolding is safe and compliant throughout your project.
Detailed reports and risk assessments are provided as standard. Each report sets out what we checked, what we found and our professional recommendations for any corrective action required, so problems are dealt with early and your records are ready whenever they’re needed.
What’s included
What our reports cover
Every report gives you a clear, written record of the scaffold’s condition and what, if anything, needs doing.
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Inspection findings
What was checked on each visit, and the condition we found it in.
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Corrective actions
Professional recommendations for anything that needs attention, so it can be put right quickly.
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Risk assessments
Site risks identified and assessed, provided as standard with our inspections.
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Weather checks
Records of the extra checks carried out after high winds and bad weather.
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Compliance with guidance
Findings set against TG20 and current safety guidance.
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Records for your site
Written reports you can keep with your site records, visit after visit.
How we work
Designed, installed and inspected by us
Design, installation and inspection — carried out by our skilled professionals, experienced scaffolders and dedicated inspectors.
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Scaffolding Design
Our skilled professionals are adept at conceptualising and designing scaffolding systems that precisely meet your project’s unique requirements, creating efficient and reliable scaffolding designs.
- Structure type
- Load capacity
- Access points
- Safety considerations
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Scaffolding Installation
With our team of experienced scaffolders, you can trust that your scaffolding will be installed to the highest standards of quality and safety, following industry best practice with meticulous attention to detail.
- SG4
- TG20
- Working at Height standards
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Scaffolding Inspection
Our dedicated inspectors carry out thorough inspections to ensure your scaffolding remains in optimal condition, identifying potential issues and allowing for timely maintenance.
- Weekly inspections
- Post-weather checks
- Detailed reports
Compliance
Compliance, on record
Compliance is critical in scaffolding — for meeting regulations, and for protecting the people who work on and around the scaffold. Our reports follow all relevant industry guidance, including TG20, and are written by the qualified professionals who carry out the inspection.
Whether it’s a scaffold we’ve installed or one from a third-party provider, the report gives you the reassurance and compliance you need to move forward with confidence.
Our inspection service- Written by the qualified inspector who visited
- Risk assessments provided as standard
- Recommendations for any corrective action
- Available for our scaffolds and third-party ones
Where we work
Health and safety reporting across central Scotland
Based in Airth, Stirlingshire, we inspect and report on scaffolding across these areas.
Head Office
Old Mill Industrial Estate, Airth, Stirlingshire, FK2 8BF Open in Google MapsRelated services
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Reporting FAQs
Questions about health and safety reports
The questions we’re asked most often about scaffolding reports and records.
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When do I get a report?
After each inspection. The report sets out our findings, along with professional recommendations for any corrective action required.
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Do you provide risk assessments?
Yes. Risk assessments are provided as standard with our inspections, alongside the written report.
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Do you inspect scaffolding put up by other companies?
Yes. Whether it’s a structure we’ve installed or one from a third-party provider, we carry out thorough checks in line with current legislation and best practice.
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How often does scaffolding need to be inspected?
Under the Work at Height Regulations, a scaffold has to be inspected after it is put up and before it is first used, at intervals of no more than seven days while it stands, and after anything that could affect its stability — such as high winds. We carry out all three: weekly inspections, post-weather checks and one-off evaluations.
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Do you provide scaffolding inspections?
Yes. We offer both scheduled and one-off inspections to ensure your scaffolding remains secure, compliant, and fit for purpose during the entire project. This gives you peace of mind that your site is always safe.
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How do you ensure safety on-site?
Safety is our top priority. All scaffolding is designed and erected to meet current UK safety regulations, including SG4, TG20, and Working at Height standards. Our qualified team also carries out regular inspections and provides health and safety reports to ensure full compliance throughout your project.
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