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NASC Registered in England: 4866191 Registered Address: |
Why Join the NASC?
There has never been a better time to join the NASC. Access and Scaffolding is an important part of most contracts and both specifiers and contractors need to know they are receiving the highest quality of service. Consequently, many public and private organisations, and an increasing number of local authorities are now specifying that the Access providers they employ must be members of the NASC.
Membership is split into two distinct types, Full Membership and Information Membership
Direct Benefits
Recognition
NASC membership will lift the profile of applicants by identifying them as a reputable company. For many clients such as main contractors and public authorities this could be the key to acceptance on tender lists.
Enquiries
The NASC receives enquiries directly from prospective clients due to its long-standing reputation. We are asked to provide nationwide details of Access & Scaffolding companies.
Information
Change is a constant factor for our members, whether from the construction industry, the economy or from government legislation. We provide up-to-the-minute information through our own regular newsletters, annual reviews and bulletins.
Publicity 
The NASC Yearbook is the only publication of its kind, including a classified breakdown of the services provided by its members. It has an extensive circulation to local authorities, property owners, building contractors, and many other potential customers. Every individual member company is publicised through this medium.
NASC 2008 Yearbook PDF (7.6 Mb)
Specialist Advice
NASC committees covering specialist areas such as technical standards and recruitment give members direct contact for advice. Regional committees: Scotland and Northern Ireland, the North and North Wales, the Midlands, the South West and South Wales, and London and the South East. Each provide a forum for discussion of regional issues and act as a link between members, the national council and specialist committees.
Contacts
Membership offers many opportunities to meet new contacts and exchange views. The Confederation reports to its members at annual meetings and there are also opportunities to be involved at a regional level.
Insurance
NASC members have the opportunity to negotiate improved rates of insurance cover.
Types of NASC Membership
NASC 'Full' Membership
Full Membership is open to all companies where access and scaffolding constitutes a significant element of their business.
Non Contracting Full Membership of the NASC is restricted to companies which are wholly engaged in the hire, sale and manufacturing of access and scaffolding and associated products. It excludes companies who also carry out contract work for the hire or erection and dismantling of scaffolding.
There are over 170 NASC Full Member companies.
For further details on 'Full Membership' option in the silver drop down menu on the left hand side of this page.
Applying for 'Full' Membership
Please provide as much detail as possible when submitting your application form. Insufficient detail or missing information will create a delay in processing your application and may result in your application being returned.London
EC4V 6AP
NASC Membership Criteria PDF (745Kb)
NASC 'Information' Membership
Applications for Information membership are approved by the NASC Officers in cases where bona fide companies fit the description of service providers to the access and scaffolding industry (e.g. training providers, health and safety consultants, insurance, security and contractual expertise etc).
There are currently nearly 100 NASC Information Member companies.
For further details please click on the 'Information Membership' in the silver drop down menu on the left hand side of this page.
Applying for NASC 'Information' Membership
London, EC4V 6AP
