AC & Bros Construction Group work with Scaffolding and Modular Construction techniques. Our mandate to safety is fully dependent on the expertise of our trained employees.  All workers are certified with the latest and best practice and work with the no less than the basic understanding of the overview below. A scaffold is a temporary structure erected to support access or working platforms. Scaffolding work is erecting, altering or dismantling a temporary structure erected to support a platform and from which a person or object could fall more than 4 metres from the platform or the structure. Scaffolds are commonly used in construction work so workers have a safe, stable work platform when work cannot be done at ground level or on a finished floor. Scaffolding work must be undertaken by a person holding the appropriate class of high risk work licence. The scaffold designer should consider: „ the intended use of the scaffold „ hazards and risks for people who erect, dismantle, use or are near the scaffold „ the foundations including ground conditions  the load bearing capacity of the surface where the [...]

Professional project management and oversight of all on-site personnel including the coordination of all construction related documentation and activities for the safe and efficient progression of your construction project. AC & Bros Construction Group work within the professional standards and parameters provided by the BC Building Code.  This is a provincial regulation that governs new construction, and building alterations, repairs and demolitions. Building, renovation and demolition projects must comply with the code as well as applicable local government bylaws for zoning and permits. The BC Codes are largely based on the National Codes of Canada, with a small proportion of variations that are specific to B.C.

AC & Bros Construction Group are very proud of our safety record. All employees follow the strictest of safety protocols and the best practices provided by WorkSafeBC. Additional information and resources are available from our industry-funded safety associations: the BC Construction Safety Alliance, BC Crane Safety, and the BC Common Ground Alliance Cranes are among the largest pieces of equipment used on a worksite. All employees working as crane operators must have certification that's acceptable to WorkSafeBC in order to operate cranes in any of the three general crane categories (boom trucks, mobiles, and tower cranes). WorkSafeBC has created crane operator competency profile charts for boom truck, mobile, and tower operators. They're designed to help crane operators and employers meet the requirements for operating cranes in B.C.  Please click here to download a PDF on getting your certification as a crane operator.