HAKI modular scaffolding systems and tailored temporary access solutions are trusted by clients and contractors worldwide. They achieve ultimate efficiency and safety when assembling and working at height during temporary works, in a variety of challenging industry sectors.
Complementing an innovative product range, HAKI’s design engineering, training and technical onsite support services ensure effective operations throughout the project life-cycle. From establishing winning solutions and designing right first time, to encouraging safer working practices, HAKI is an all-round trusted partner.
To restore the Storkyrkan to its original exterior it was crucial to select quality, market-leading scaffolding and temporary access solutions that would enable restoration work to be completed as seamlessly as possible. As an expert in its field, HAKI was more than capable of rising to this special challenge.
HAKI worked with Chichester Rugby Football Club (CRFC) and NJS Scaffolding provide a 'COVID-safe' one-way travel system into, around, and out of the RFC's clubhouse.
When it came to providing the temporary access solutions for a programme of works on a busy ferry terminal connecting Helsingborg, Sweden and Helsingör, Denmark, HAKI was able to step-up and accept the challenge.
An innovative suspended platform has been introduced to the Nordic market by temporary access solutions provider HAKI. The flexible TechniSpan system, which was originally developed by HAKI’s recent acquisition Span Access Solutions, improves the efficiency and safety of underdeck, bridge, and jetty works in the important offshore, energy, and infrastructure industries.
HAKI is delighted to have been recognised for its innovation and talent in the NASC 2021 Yearbook. HAKI’s submissions on its BIM innovation and commitment from Barry Taylor, Lester Brown, and Priscila Escobar, were appreciated by the scaffolding trade body and subsequently featured in the yearbook.
Dagfinn Mundal, Country Manager at HAKI AS, gives an insight into why there is a demand for public access stairs due to changes to health and safety regulations, whilst highlighting the multiple advantages these solutions have to offer.
