Brand Access Solutions by BrandSafway (formerly Lyndon SGB)
Scaffolders

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Company Description
Brand Access Solutions by BrandSafway (formerly Lyndon SGB) is a leading provider of hybrid access solutions to Tier 1 and Tier 2 clients across the UK construction and infrastructure sectors. As part of BrandSafway, a global provider of access, specialized services, and forming and shoring solutions, the company offers safe, productive, and modern access systems. With a heritage dating back to 1919, Brand Access Solutions combines longstanding industry experience with contemporary technology and practices. The company focuses on delivering high-value solutions to commercial, industrial, and infrastructure customers throughout the UK, supported by a strong safety culture and customer service (info@brand-accesssolutions.com).
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Scaffolders role based in Birmingham. The Scaffolder will be responsible for erecting, modifying, and dismantling scaffolding structures in accordance with project requirements, safety regulations, and industry standards. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Reading and interpreting plans
- Safely loading and unloading materials
- Assembling and securing scaffolding components
- Conducting visual checks for stability and compliance


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The role involves working at height, using appropriate fall protection, and maintaining clear communication with site supervisors and other trades. The Scaffolder will also assist in routine inspections, report hazards, and contribute to a safe and efficient work environment.
Qualifications
- Strong scaffolding skills, including experience in erecting, adapting, and dismantling scaffolding systems in commercial, industrial, or infrastructure settings.
- Competency in working at height and fall protection, with a proven ability to use harnesses, guardrails, and other safety equipment correctly.
- Familiarity with confined space work where required, including adherence to entry permits and safety procedures.
- A valid CSCS card or equivalent site safety certification relevant to UK construction standards.
- A solid understanding of health and safety regulations, good manual handling practices, and safe use of tools and equipment.
- Effective communication skills, reliability, and the ability to work as part of a diverse site team under supervision and to deadlines.
- Relevant industry training or accreditation in scaffolding (e.g., CISRS or equivalent) and prior experience on large construction or infrastructure projects would be beneficial.
- A willingness to undertake ongoing training, follow company policies, and support a positive safety culture is expected.
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