Mission
It is the mission of the SAIA Shoring Council to promote the safe use of shoring.
Chair
Jared Garner
Scafom-Rux
Co-Chair
Shane Carroll
Crimson Engineering
Goals
- Develop relationships with Industry agencies.
- Become the organization that represents the shoring industry.
- Projects/topics for the Shoring Council to work on:
- Website
- Create safety guidelines
- Fall safety guidelines for erectors
- Use of systems scaffolding for shoring
- Use of light duty scaffolding for shoring
- What problems/issues are associated with light duty shoring vs. heavy duty
- Create inspection checklist
- ATI
- Hazard awareness training for shoring
- Code of safe practice for vertical shoring
WHAT IS SHORING?
According to ANSI A10.9, shoring is “The vertical supporting members in a formwork system.” However, shoring is so much more than this.
Shoring is a structural member or group of structural members supporting any temporary vertical or horizontal loading required to accomplish a construction or demolition project and includes the following:
- scaffolding components,
- pre-manufactured shoring frames,
- steel,
- aluminum,
- timber, or
- any other materials used for the specific purpose of providing temporary vertical or horizontal support.
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OUR MISSION
To ensure those who make, install, depend on, or govern the use of scaffold and access equipment pursue the highest standards of safety, craftsmanship, and ethics.
