Falling from a scaffold tower accident can result in serious injuries, and this type of fall from a height accident is suffered by thousands of people every year in an scaffolding accident at work. There are around 50 fatalities a year due to scaffolding accidents.

There are around two million workers who regularly use scaffolding in the UK as part of their usual working day. The scaffolding makes it possible for workers to access areas which otherwise could be impossible to reach.

Due to the tightening up of scaffolding regulations in the past few years, the amount of falling from scaffolding accident claims have reduced.

Using scaffolding creates one of the most dangerous working conditions for people, as the risk of accidents are high. The scaffolding must be erected correctly and all workers must take extreme care when going about their work to ensure they are not putting themselves or others in danger.

The main industries which are at risk of accidents on scaffolding are bricklayers, roofers, electricians, painters and workers in the construction industry. All these trades are regular users of scaffolding and get used to working at a height.

If you suffer an accident on scaffolding and fall from a height, or have suffered an injury on scaffolding due to someones negligence, from a falling item or the scaffold collapsing, then a claim for scaffolding accident compensation may be possible.

We handle scaffold accident claims on a no win no fee basis and the maximum 100% injury compensation will be paid out to the successful claimant on winning.

To claim please call 0845 10 88 333 or click: Scaffolding Accident Injury Claim.