For Michael Jurkevicius, scaffolding has been part of his life for 18 years. What started as an apprenticeship at 18, after his mum told him and his brother they had

Not every road into scaffolding begins with a plan. For Simon Boyes, it came after professional rugby league, injury, and the need to start again. What followed was not only

Not every road into scaffolding begins with a plan. For Alan Osborn, it started with the need for a job, but over time it became something much bigger. What he

What starts as a job can sometimes become something much bigger. Jimmy Palmu entered scaffolding almost by accident, after training as a painter and looking for a better path. What

Not every road into scaffolding begins in scaffolding itself. Grazvydas Daunys came into the industry from a very different world. From 2005 to 2010, he worked as a firefighter-rescuer at

Some people understand structure on paper. Others understand what structure means only when it reaches real working conditions. Ilya Yanenka stands between those two worlds. With a master’s degree in