Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 14 minutes ago
Preassembled craneable scaffolds have been successfully installed on an Australian bridge project, 2 hours south of Sydney. Local scaffolding company, BuiltRite Scaffolding, were able to utilise Proscaf Craneable Formwork Access Scaffolds, which were floated out on barges and craned into position to overcome traditional construction barriers.
The solution was a positive development for BuiltRite Scaffolding as it allowed them to speed up their work program and overcome traditional construction barriers. It is also a safer option for scaffolders, as they work in a preassembled structure that is less likely to result in an accident. Finally, it is a more efficient option for the client as it reduces the time required to build scaffolds at each pier location. A win for BuiltRite, their client, and the scaffolding crews on the tools.
Preassembled craneable scaffolds have been successfully installed on an Australian bridge project, 2 hours south of Sydney. Local scaffolding company, BuiltRite Scaffolding, were able to utilise Proscaf Craneable Formwork Access Scaffolds, which were floated out on barges and craned into position to overcome traditional construction barriers.
The solution was a positive development for BuiltRite Scaffolding as it allowed them to speed up their work program and overcome traditional construction barriers. It is also a safer option for scaffolders, as they work in a preassembled structure that is less likely to result in an accident. Finally, it is a more efficient option for the client as it reduces the time required to build scaffolds at each pier location. A win for BuiltRite, their client, and the scaffolding crews on the tools.
