On the 31st October 1971, the Post Office Tower (now the BT Tower) was damaged in an alleged IRA bomb plot; debris from the explosion was hazardous and the fire service struggled to reach the structure. Within hours, Pat Hanifan and his team of scaffolders arrived on the scene to construct a rig to allow access. However, the firemen refused to enter the building, so Coventry cradle-hand Benny Watts stepped up and removed the twisted metal debris himself; he received the BEM for bravery as a result.
Find out more about our emergency scaffolding work in the 1970s here.
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Coventry Scaffolding is no ordinary scaffolding company. We offer the top scaffolds, with the best health and safety, at an affordable price - delivering your scaffolding project on time, on budget and to the highest standards.
"Our mutual client has received numerous, very positive, comments from their leaseholders regarding the manner in which your company and staff conducted themselves with politeness and efficiency when erecting and striking the scaffold. "
John Price, Hunter Price Chartered Architects
