SG4:22
Fall-prevention guidance for scaffolding operations. The work sequence and protective measures belong in the site-specific method, with competent supervision.
Safety & standards
Competent people, an agreed design basis, site-specific RAMS and a record of the work. Evidence your team can assess, from appointment to dismantling.



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THE BASIS OF THE PACKAGE
Confirm the design, work sequence, competence and inspection arrangements for your site before the scaffold is put into use.
Fall-prevention guidance for scaffolding operations. The work sequence and protective measures belong in the site-specific method, with competent supervision.
Establish whether the proposed tube-and-fitting scaffold fits the applicable TG20:21 configuration. Where it does not, identify the bespoke design and checking requirements.
Agree inspections before first use, at intervals of no more than seven days and following circumstances that could affect safety. Record the findings and any actions required.
Guidance references: HSE scaffolding guidance and NASC SG4:22. Use of NASC guidance does not imply NASC membership.
Review the onboarding document checklistTHE RECORD BEHIND THE WORK
Connect designs, RAMS, handovers, inspections and alterations to the relevant scaffold. Agree how that information enters your project records and who needs access.
Explore Newell Digital and sample recordsExplore fictional inspection and scaffold-tag samples on our Newell Digital page. Request current accreditation certificates, insurance schedules and project-specific documentation through our contractor onboarding team.
Request current evidenceGIVE US THE BRIEF. PUT US TO THE TEST.
Send us the drawings, the programme and the awkward details. Let us show you what a Newell tender can do.
Take the 24-hour challenge24 working hours from an accepted complete brief. Exact return time agreed with you.