Get Involved
Wanna be part of National Scaffolding Week? It's all about getting involved and showing your support to help make a real difference! When you join in, you become a key part in shaping the future of scaffolding. Whether you’re a business owner, employee, or still in training - we want you to get involved and support this dynamic industry. Together, we'll unleash the power of the internet to spread awareness, build momentum, and inspire positive change. Your involvement is the spark that'll brighten the future of the scaffolding and access sector, and we can't wait to see the amazing impact we'll have together! There are so many great ways you can get involved - explore some of them below. Let's do this!
The easiest way to keep up to date with all the #ScaffWeek activities, including the nominations for #ScaffStar, #SCAFFCON23 and much, much more is to sign up for the newsletter.
Don't forget to keep visiting the website for hints and tips for activities and campaign ideas to help you
BE A PART OF IT!
Follow us on social media and join the conversation
Use the hashtag
#ScaffWeek
to join in the conversation on social media and download our social media toolkit. The toolkit contains a wealth of opportunities and advice on how to get involved, ideas for content, shareable assets and images and event ideas for social media posts.
Looking for inspiration? See how our supporters got involved last year below.
Got an idea?
We are always keen to hear from industry, so if you have any ideas about how you would like to help us celebrate NSW then get in touch! We can help promote your activity and feature you on our blog.
Nominate a ScaffStar
We are looking for hero's of the scaffolding sector! Do you know someone who has raised money for charity through their business or been instrumental in training and introducing new talent to the sector?
Engage with your MP
Your local MP is really useful for supporting your business and addressing the skills challenges you face. We have a downloadable template that you can use to contact your local MP.