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December 01, 2014
Posted In: Fall Protection, Safety,

Working at Heights: The 3-Point Contact

Many if not most of industrial jobs are done at heights by climbing ladders, making it one of the more important part of work safety practices. It is no wonder that the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association (IHSA) found that, [...]

October 07, 2014
Posted In: Professional Consultations, Safety,

Saving Lives: Swing Stage Safety Practices

Occupational health and safety practices is serious business in the construction industry especially after the Toronto 2009 tragedy where several workers plunged to their deaths from a 13-storey high rise after a swing stage malfunctioned. By mid 2014, after the [...]

September 29, 2014
Posted In: Uncategorized,

CSS 40th Anniversary: A Rocking Celebration!

It was a rocking and fun-filled day last August 26 as we celebrated 40 years of Canada Scaffold Supply Co. Ltd. and treated our valued patrons to a “Customer Appreciation Celebration”. Over a 1000 guests attended and took part in [...]

August 01, 2014
Posted In: Our Development,

SUCCESS FORMULA by Award Magazine

Corporate mindset, of course, is the key to ensuring safety. On that score, Canada Scaffold Supply Co. Ltd., which turns 40 this year, has carved out a reputation for giving customers the best service and quality product. The company engineers [...]

June 30, 2014
Posted In: Hot News,

40th Anniversary Celebration

In commemoration of 40 years of being one of the most trusted name in the scaffolding industry, come celebrate with Canada Scaffold Supply Co. Ltd. on August 26, 2014 as we thank our valued customers and loyal partners with an [...]

June 14, 2014
Posted In: Professional Consultations,

Basic Safe Work Procedures for Scaffold Erection

Before scaffold erection a short tool box meeting must be held by the erection crew to discuss erection procedures. One member of the crew will go to the roof to locate appropriate anchors for lifelines. If the tear-down consists of 10 frames or [...]

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