From October to December 2026, WorkSafe New Zealand inspectors will be actively visiting residential construction sites across the country to see how the risk of falling from working at height is being managed. Learn more about this means and how to prepare.

Planning to paint or renovate this summer? Here's how scaffolding saves you time and money, makes the job easier, and keeps everyone safe and compliant.

An update on what the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill means for scaffolding and the construction industry

Ever wondered what that tag on the scaffold actually means? Here's how often scaffolding gets inspected, what triggers an extra check, and why it matters for your project.

What they are, how Scaffolders get them, and why they matter

You know you need to work at height, and you know that a ladder isn't going to cut it. But when you start looking into your options, two terms keep coming up: scaffolding and mobile towers. What's the difference? And how do you know which one you need?

Learn what it means to be a scaffolder and find out more about what a typical day entails.

Working at heights is one of the leading causes of serious injury in New Zealand. Read more about how to keep yourself and your team safe.

We’ve simplified the complexity of scaffolding regulations so that you know the legal requirements before starting your project.

A guide on the scaffolding process from start to finish so you know what to expect.

Learn more about the safety and regulations on a building site during extreme weather conditions

The steps we can take to reduce Shrink Wrap waste in construction

System Scaffold vs. Traditional Tube and Clip: What is the difference