Scaffolding

Too Many, Too Scattered, Too Poorly Tracked

On nuclear sites, scaffolding is everywhere — maintenance, new works, RP, logistics… Every day, dozens of structures are erected, modified, dismantled, or awaiting inspection.

And yet it remains extremely difficult to get a clear, real-time picture:

• What is currently erected?
• What requires inspection?
• What has been left standing for too long?
• How many components are still available in stock?

Common field issues

• No global overview of scaffolding by zone or contractor
• Gaps in inspection tracking (weekly, safety, RP): checks are done, but poorly documented
• Dismantling delays: structures left in place or not released on time
• Limited visibility on defects, pending acceptance, or end-of-life scaffolds
• Poorly managed stock (tubes, clamps, decks, nets): scattered, unlisted, unevenly allocated

How BROLZ helps

BROLZ enables rigorous, dynamic, and shared tracking of all scaffolding — whether erected, under assembly, pending inspection, or in stock.

Key features:

• Individual scaffold records: type, location, dimensions, contractor, erection/dismantling dates, status
• Tracking of regulatory and internal inspections with automatic alerts (RP, weekly, safety…)
• Field reporting of defects, non-conformities, or dismantling needs
• Mapping by zone: installed, pending inspection, awaiting dismantling
• Clear overview of total active scaffolds
• Tracking of stock and components (tubes, clamps, nets, decks…)

What changes with BROLZ

• Real-time, comprehensive view of all scaffolding
• Anticipate dismantling and free up zones faster
• Simplify audits: all data documented, inspected, and proven
• Better coordination between scaffolders, operations, RP, and safety teams
• Reduced downtime, forgotten structures, and uncertainty

Coming soon: A practical guide

We are preparing a comprehensive guide to operational scaffolding management in nuclear environments, including:

• Simple templates for erection / inspection / dismantling records
• Zone- and contractor-based management methods
• Field feedback on cross-team coordination
• Best practices to stop suffering from scaffolding management issues

The PDF will be available soon.
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Well-tracked scaffolding means fewer delays, fewer conflicts — and greater safety on site.

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