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Tiruvallur,Tamil Nadu,India
Toughscaff
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Toughscaff private limited is a comprehensive organization that has primarily evolved from decades of experience in the Middle East Construction industry.A safe, clean environment with healthy working conditions is recognized as a fundamental human right by the United Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations.Health & Safety are two important aspects that affect the overall efficiency of the working population.The workforce in the construction industry are facing occupational health and safety issues such as hazards with working at heights, material handling, electricity, fire, emergency preparedness, etc. Safe scaffolding is one of such major challenges in terms of working at heights, while erection of high-raised structures.To provide a world renowned certified scaffolding training course in India, Toughscaff in partnership with Simian Skill, UK , a world renowned scaffolding training and health and safety consultancy provider specializing in work place and working at height are extremely proud to announce the opening of first ever CISRS scaffolding training facility in India.CISRS Overseas Scaffolder – Level 1CISRS Overseas Basic Scaffolding InspectionCISRS Overseas Scaffolding SupervisorIntroduction of the CISRS scheme is seen as a massive step in improving the safety and quality of scaffolding erected on site. As such many of the major players within the region are looking to implement a scheme which reflects the UK standards.Ian Fyall, Simian's Overseas Operations Director said, "We are proud to have found an Indian partner with a modern scaffold training center which has enabled us to bring the CISRS license to this part of the world. Our first target market will be the Oil and Gas sectors and also those business that operate in the Middle East. For the first time, we can train delegates in India thus saving time and costs in shipping the workforce to the Middle East."