Scaffolding Access Limited
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About
Scaffolding Access Ltd is an experienced scaffolding company, founded in 1997, operating throughout Southern England, East Anglia, and the Midlands. They specialize in providing scaffolding solutions for various industries, including asbestos-related works, demolition, hospitals, and social housing developments. The company has over 26 years of experience and employs 62 qualified experts.
Services
- Scaffolding
- Demolition
Licence Details
| Licence Number | 182505871 |
|---|---|
| Licence Type | Scaffolding Licence |
| Expiry Date | 2028-06-16 |
| Licensing Body | Health & Safety Executive (HSE) |
| Verified Against | CONIAC Register (official HSE list) |
What to Know About Hiring Scaffolding Access Limited
Scaffolding Access Limited holds an HSE Scaffolding Licence, which authorises the erection and dismantling of scaffolding in environments contaminated with asbestos. Scaffolding contractors work alongside standard-licensed removal companies to provide safe access during asbestos removal projects. Their workers must be trained in asbestos awareness and equipped with full RPE (respiratory protective equipment) throughout the job.
Scaffolding in asbestos environments requires additional precautions beyond standard scaffolding work. All scaffold components that enter the enclosure must be decontaminated before removal, and workers must follow strict hygiene procedures including use of dedicated decontamination units. The HSE Scaffolding Licence ensures that Scaffolding Access Limited meets these requirements.
The CONIAC register is the official public record of all HSE-licensed asbestos contractors in the UK. We verify every listing against this register to ensure the licence is current and valid. You can also verify Scaffolding Access Limited’s licence directly at coniac.org.uk using their licence number shown above.