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Spider Provides Suspended Scaffolding Solution for Colorado State Bank Building

Sept. 11, 2013
Spider, a division of SafeWorks LLC, is providing the suspended access solution, including swing stages, fall protection and training, for installation of panels on th
Spider supplied subcontractor GEN3 with nine u-shaped swing stages powered by Zmac/1000 traction hoists and seven standard modular platforms ranging in length from 15 to 45 feet to install panels on the façade of the 400-foot tall Colorado State Bank Building in Denver.

Spider, a division of SafeWorks LLC, is providing the suspended access solution, including swing stages, fall protection and training, for installation of panels on the façade of the 400-foot tall Colorado State Bank Building in downtown Denver.

Under the direction of general contractor Swinerton Builders, Spider supplied subcontractor GEN3 with nine u-shaped swing stages powered by Zmac/1000 traction hoists to access the columns of the structure. In addition, seven standard modular platforms ranging in length from 15 to 45 feet and also powered by the Zmac/1000s are increasing efficiency by feeding materials to the u-shaped stages. Safety line, rope grabs and termination plates from Spider’s line of fall-protection solutions are also in place throughout the project.

Spider provided Competent Person Training for all of the equipment operators from GEN3 and Swinerton Builders and is making regular site visits to ensure safety compliance.

“Spider’s cooperation and knowledge is second to none, and as the superintendent for the 27-story reclad of the Colorado State Bank building, that makes them first in line when it’s time for staging and safety,” said Doug Schnorr, senior superintendent for Swinerton Builders.

Spider was the only local swing-stage company that could provide the high volume of rental equipment for the project’s seven-month duration along with the training support and expertise, the contractor said.

Since the work began in April, there have been no incidents or injuries, and the goal is for that trend to continue until the project’s October completion.

Seattle-based Spider is No. 65 on the RER 100.