LAYHER LAUNCH NEW FAMILIARISATION COURSE

In conjunction with the National Construction Training Centre, Mount Lucas, Layher Ireland has launched their new familiarisation course to introduce the features and benefits of the Layher System scaffolding to scaffolders and stakeholders who want to know more about the Layher Allround® Scaffolding System

Participants at Layher Familiarisation Course held at Mount Lucas, 11/01/2024

Held in the purpose-built Scaffolding training centre, created for the scaffolding apprenticeship training course managed by the LOETB. The course covers a range of topics focused on product familiarisation to ensure that customers know how to use Layher products both safely and efficiently. The training starts with component identification and system applications tailored to the customer’s particular scaffolding requirement s and delivered by Fergus Sheerin who is one of the Scaffolding Apprenticeship Instructors for the scaffold apprenticeship training course.The course includes both theoretical and practical training with sample structures being built by the scaffolding apprentices on site.

Participant, Drew Ferren from PHD Access receiving his certificate of completion from Fergus Sheerin

The original – Layher Allround Scaffolding System
In 1974 Layher revolutionised scaffolding globally with its launch of the Layher Allround Scaffolding System: the world’s first modular rosette, or ring scaffold system. There is almost nothing that the Allround system cannot master. Offering speed, cost effectiveness and reliability, the Allround Scaffolding system is suited to a multitude of applications including scaffolding, propping, bridges, stair access, mobile scaffolds, roofs, protection solutions, stages, and grandstands.

Scaffolding Apprentices complete Layher Keder Roof demonstration

No matter what your project, from residential building to industrial sites, the versatility of the Layher Allround Scaffolding system delivers excellent results every time.

Layher demonstration unit with Protect panels

For more information on the free familiarisation course and available dates please contact Ciara Fox at ciara.fox@layher.ie or call on 041 982 3661

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Michael McDonnell Managing  Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE  WWW.IRISHCONSTRUCTION.COM

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