Practical sessions and supervisor resources for scaffolding crews, construction employers and colleges. Start with one crew and a clear purpose.
A crew session
One site, one crew, one topic that matters to them.
A short supervisor briefing
What to say, what to listen for and where to send someone.
An agreed action sheet
The actions the crew agreed, who owns them and when they are reviewed.
A follow-up discussion
A short return to the crew to check what changed and what did not.
Which of these are available for your site is confirmed with you first. Nothing is promised or included until it is agreed in writing, and pricing is quoted per site and crew.
Try the free crew action sheet
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Each one is scoped and quoted in writing before anything is booked. The Site Wellbeing Pilot is where most crews start.
Who it is for. Employers and contractors who want to try one session on site before committing to a programme.
Included
Scoped by site, crew size and date. The session is paid, and nothing is booked until scope and terms are agreed in writing.
Who it is for. Employers with several sites or a steady workforce who want the resources on hand all year.
Scoped with you
Scoped by the number of sites and the people covered. Terms are confirmed in writing before a licence starts.
Who it is for. Contractors and site managers ordering for a crew rather than for one person.
What can be included
Availability, quantities and delivery are confirmed before an order is placed. Prices are shown on the shop and confirmed in the quotation.
Who it is for. Colleges and training providers running apprentice intakes.
Included
Scoped per cohort and per intake. Nothing is scheduled until dates and terms are agreed.
Who it is for. Merchants, workwear stores and gyms considering stocking ScaffStrong.
What the enquiry covers
Wholesale range and terms are agreed individually. No stock, price or partnership is confirmed by this enquiry.
Who it is for. Trade suppliers or merchants who could fund the support, and the small contractors who would use it.
How it works
Funding, scope and the contractors involved are agreed in writing. No sponsor is named on this site until an arrangement is in place.
All six are enquiry only: no prices, no sponsors and nothing ordered online.
Workers know how to raise concerns
Who to tell, when to say it, and what happens next.
Supervisors discuss and assign actions
A named owner and a review point, rather than a good conversation that stops there.
The crew hears what changed
Closing the loop is the part that turns a briefing into a habit.
ScaffStrong sits alongside RAMS, the Safe Plan of Action, site induction and statutory training. It does not replace any of them, and it makes no promises about injury rates.
RAMS
Risk assessments and method statements cover the work and its controls.
Safe Plan of Action
The SPA sets out how the job will be done safely on the day.
Site induction
The site rules, access and emergency arrangements already in place.
Statutory training
The training, competence and supervision the work legally requires.
