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Company Description
Hi-Point Access Limited is a leading scaffolding company based in Sheffield, delivering access solutions for projects of all sizes across Yorkshire and the North Midlands. With over 30 years of experience, the company operates from a well-equipped yard with extensive scaffolding hardware, machinery, and a large vehicle fleet to respond quickly to client needs. As a family-run business, Hi-Point Access Limited emphasizes reliable service, clear communication, and strong client support from project start to completion. Their services include advanced scaffolding, scaffold design, working at height training, and building maintenance. The company holds multiple accreditations, fully insures every job, and partners with major regional clients who rely on its professional, compliant approach.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Scaffolders role based in Sheffield. The Scaffolder will erect, modify, and dismantle scaffolding structures on commercial, industrial, and residential sites in line with safety regulations and project plans. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Loading and unloading materials
- Assembling scaffolding systems
- Inspecting structures for stability
- Maintaining a clean and safe working area


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The role involves working at height, following site-specific risk assessments and method statements, and collaborating with site managers, health and safety personnel, and other trades to support efficient project delivery. The Scaffolder will also be expected to:
- Complete required documentation
- Report hazards
- Participate in ongoing safety and skills training
Qualifications
- Strong scaffolding skills, including erecting, altering, and dismantling a range of scaffold systems in accordance with industry standards.
- Demonstrated ability to work safely at height, with practical experience in fall protection equipment and procedures.
- Experience working in confined spaces where required, with an understanding of relevant safety protocols.
- Valid CSCS (or equivalent) card and recognition of current construction site health and safety requirements.
- Good physical fitness and manual handling capability to manage scaffolding components safely.
- Ability to read and follow scaffold designs, site drawings, and method statements.
- Strong teamwork, communication, and reliability, with a commitment to punctuality and professional conduct on site.
- Relevant industry training or certifications in scaffolding and working at height; CISRS or equivalent qualifications are highly desirable.
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