As part of our turnkey rental solutions, a local erect and dismantle services team can install any product in our rental line. They work closely with the sales team and customer to provide a safe, cost effective, access solution.
Whether you are planning new construction, restoration, demolition, industrial maintenance, high rise window washing or preventative maintenance, our professionally trained teams can custom install and dismantle an access solution, allowing your tradespeople and workers to concentrate on their tasks.
Each E&D team has competent lead erectors with a minimum OSHA 10hr Training, Scaffolding Competent Person Training, First Aid Training, Confined Space Training and Competent Person Fall Protection Training.
When on a job site our crew members are outfitted with safety gear from head to toe. You will see our scaffold builders on a job site wearing a hard hat, safety glasses, cut level gloves, safety vest, steel toe shoes, fall protection harness, lanyard, and tool lanyards.
There are many people behind the scenes that help our E&D team run effectively and efficiently. Contract services, sales, drivers, and warehouse personnel are all part of the support team that work together to make Associated Scaffolding a competitive rental access solution for our valued customers.
Contract services and the sales team work with the customer to ensure every job is planned out and completed to the customer’s specifications and satisfaction. This starts with the initial quote from the sales person, which is then passed on to contract services.
Contract services works on many aspects of the job, including contract review, contract management, billing, insurance requirements, and scheduling. They continue to be a part of each and every job until it is completely dismantled, with the equipment returned and the contract invoiced.
The outstanding work by our warehouse crew is the first part of the erect and dismantle process. They gather, inspect and load the equipment onto our delivery trucks once the job has been scheduled. They work on strict deadlines and have to be ready to load our trucks quickly, efficiently, and safely. Once the truck is loaded and inspected, Associated Scaffolding’s trained drivers are responsible for getting the equipment to and from the job site safely.
Once the equipment has been delivered, our E&D crews begin working to install it according to the scope of work from the contract. The safety team will make routine visits to our jobs sites to perform safety inspections and ensure that all OSHA regulations are followed.
Once the customer has completed their use of the scaffolding, our E&D crews are scheduled to dismantle and the equipment is returned. The return process is the final step and includes the counting and inspection of the equipment. Contract Services then completes billing for the contract and the job is closed out.
Because of Associated Scaffolding Company’s team efforts, we ensure that our valued customers will have a continued partnership to meet all of their scaffolding needs now and in the future.
Professional scaffold erection helps ensure that your access system is installed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with OSHA regulations and industry best practices. Trained scaffold professionals understand proper load capacities, foundation requirements, tie-in methods, access points, fall protection measures, and other critical safety considerations that can impact worker safety and project success.
We can install a variety of access solutions, including frame scaffold, systems scaffold, swing stages, re-shoring systems, debris chutes, temporary fencing, and other specialty access equipment.
All scaffold installations are overseen by trained competent persons who have the knowledge and experience necessary to identify potential hazards, evaluate site conditions, and ensure the scaffold is erected in accordance with OSHA regulations, manufacturer guidelines, and industry best practices. These individuals are responsible for monitoring the installation process, verifying that components are properly assembled, and ensuring that the scaffold is safe for its intended use.
Yes. Once the scaffold has been erected, a thorough inspection is performed to verify that all components have been installed correctly and that the structure is safe for use. This inspection typically includes evaluating the scaffold’s stability, access points, guardrails, tie-ins, platforms, load-bearing components, and other critical safety features to ensure compliance with applicable OSHA regulations and project requirements.
Following the inspection, documentation can be provided to confirm that the scaffold has been erected according to applicable standards and is ready for use. Regular inspections are an important part of maintaining a safe work environment, and additional inspections may be recommended if the scaffold is modified, exposed to severe weather, or remains in service for an extended period. Proper inspection procedures help identify potential issues early and give contractors and site managers confidence that workers have safe and reliable access to elevated work areas.
Yes. We regularly support restoration projects, industrial maintenance, new construction, demolition, high-rise work, and other challenging applications.
The time required to install scaffolding varies based on several factors, including the size and complexity of the structure, the height of the scaffold, site accessibility, project-specific safety requirements, and overall job site conditions. Smaller scaffold installations for straightforward projects may be completed in a single day, while larger or more complex systems, such as those used for industrial facilities, high-rise buildings, bridges, or restoration projects, may require several days or even weeks to fully erect.
Project planning and engineering requirements can also affect the timeline. Custom scaffold designs, specialized access solutions, restricted work areas, and challenging site conditions may require additional preparation and coordination before installation begins. During the planning process, our team evaluates your project’s unique requirements and develops a schedule designed to provide safe, efficient access while minimizing disruptions to ongoing work. Once we understand the scope of the project, we can provide a more accurate timeline and keep you informed throughout the installation process.
Safety is a top priority. Our crews follow applicable OSHA requirements and utilize fall protection systems whenever feasible and required.
Yes! As project requirements change, scaffolds can often be modified, expanded, or reconfigured by trained personnel.
To give you an accurate and timely quote, we typically just need a few key project details upfront. This includes the job site location, the size and dimensions of the scaffolding needed, any expected load requirements, how long the project will run, and any site-specific challenges like limited access, uneven ground, or overhead obstructions. We’ll also look at your project timeline so we can schedule delivery, installation, and removal in a way that keeps everything running smoothly.
With this information, our team can quickly assess the scope of work and provide a clear, reliable estimate tailored to your project.
Yes. Our services can include design, delivery, installation, inspection, dismantling, and equipment pickup.
We have a dedicated staff at each of our seven locations that take great pride ensuring that we answer any questions and provide you with the best customer service possible.
If you need any help, a team member will be more than happy to assist you in finding the solution that best fits your needs.
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