Commercial Scaffolding Bay of Plenty. Summit Scaffolding Waikato

Scaffolding Team Bay of Plenty | Hamilton Waikato.

Commercial Scaffolding Bay of Plenty

Commercial Scaffolding Bay of Plenty
Commercial Scaffolding in the Bay of Plenty is a booming industry which Summit is proud to be at theforefront of. We’ve been designing scaffold installations in New Zealand for well over a decade now, and our teams – from management to sub–contractor – have the necessary training and experience to add credence to our work.

Commercial scaffolding in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty is well served by a very appropriately named brand: Kwikserv. It is indeed quick to install, partly because it’s fine–tuned specifically to serve the job it’s designed for.

Kwikserv is manufactured in a purpose–built factory to top–grade standard and Australasian–wide recognition, and is our brand of choice for these reasons:

• Safe yet quick
• Durable
• Flexible and versatile
• Optimal design
• Readily available
• Cost–competitive
• Custom made
• Platforms of 1000mm width for added safety
• Rent or purchase options available.

In addition, our equipment is guaranteed SGS ISO9001:2000 certified – as set out by ISO (International Organisation for Standardisation), an independent, non–governmental, international organisation that develops standards to ensure the quality, safety, and efficiency of products, services, and systems.

The Kwikserv range includes Tube and Fittings, Kwikscaff System, Ringlock System, Falsework and Propping, and scaffolding accessories (all of which can also be bought or hired). These products ensure your project remains safe for you and your workers at all times – a mandated requirement for any health and safety–governed industry.

This means that more contractors, property developers, and builders trust Summit to provide safe and practical solutions for any size or style of scaffolding project. The Summit team hold appropriate competency certificates such as Working at Height unit standard 23229, Site Safe Cards, and Site Safe Gold Cards, and most are trained to a level way beyond the minimum standard.

All of our guys operate under the SARNZ (Scaffolding, Access and Rigging New Zealand) Good Practice Guidelines for Scaffolding in New Zealand 2016, Site Safe, The Health and Safety Act 2015, and the Health and Safety in Employment Regulations 1995.

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Industrial Scaffolding Bay of Plenty

Industrial Scaffolding Bay of Plenty

Industrial Scaffolding in the Bay of Plenty is expanding day by day. Summit Scaffolding is glad to be serving a sector that helps keep the region’s population employed and its GDP buoyant. Industrial developments remain on an upwards trajectory here and with economic growth a goal any region would aspire to, the Bay of Plenty seems to be consistently achieving.

Industrial scaffolding is a specialty for Summit. The large–scale design and installation requirements for this arena are complex and demand top–flight skills and nerves of steel. Fortunately, our scaffolders are fully trained, certified to work at height, and love working in teams, solving problems,and being challenged on the job.

Summit’s industrial scaffolding Bay of Plenty team are obliged to operate under strict health and safety regulations as imposed by SARNZ Good Practice Guidelines 2016. This alliance helps fulfil a serious directive to keep our workplace and surrounding area accidents at zero. We can also thank our Kwikserv products for helping us reach that objective.

Kwikserv is manufactured to the highest safety standard possible – ISO9001:2000 – and we know and trust the brand to perform to that level and beyond.

Kwikserv (including the Kwikstage, KSL Tube and Fittings, Kwikscaff, KSL Ringlock, K Guard and Catchfan edge protection, KSL Falsework and Propping systems) are 100% safety guaranteed,durable, flexible, and (another point of difference) provide a platform width of 1000mm (usually 750mm) – just one more assurance of our commitment to ‘safety first’.

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