Is your scaffold design as good as it could be?It certainly looks great on paper, but can you build it?Difficult to know when the client doesn’t provide a design brief or building drawings.Maybe a junior engineer designed it on his own. You know you should have been more supportive but were too busy.At night, you dream of scaffold projects where:• The client prepares a design brief and provides only the building drawings you need.• You know what materials the scaffolders have in the yard, and the deadline (after 2 weeks at least)• You give the job to the best designer you have in the office.• The design is sent on time, approved by the main contractor, and erected as planned.• Everyone is happy, and you get paid on time.Unfortunately, you come back to reality in the morning.And remember you must submit a set of drawings and calculations ASAP.It’s a real pig, and you’re not confident about your solution:• Does it work?• Is there a better alternative?• How can I doubt after 50+ scaffolds?It happens to every designer: you’ve spent so much time with that scaffold that you cannot think anymore.You need a scaffold engineer, with a fresh pair of eyes, who:• Understands your problems• Gives advice and provides alternatives• Has many years of experience in scaffold design• Supports junior designers when you are not available• Can communicate in simple terms that even a child could understandWant to have an expert by your side?✎ DM me or email me at alejandro@alejandrogarcia.xyz