Wanhua × BorsodChem · Kazincbarcika, Hungary
Scaffolding Engineering
Year-round access solutions for maintenance, plant upgrades and new installations at a major Hungarian chemical production site.
Project overview
Safe access around live industrial operations.
BorsodChem’s legal predecessor was founded in 1949, and Kazincbarcika remains the centre of its production activity in Hungary. Wanhua acquired BorsodChem in 2011 and continued the site’s development as a European production base.
CTEC’s scope covers maintenance scaffolding and access structures for technical upgrades and new equipment. Work is managed through task-based orders and coordinated with operating-site requirements.
Work-order process
From request to safe dismantling.
Each scaffold moves through a controlled task sequence, creating a clear record of planning, assembly, inspection, handover and close-out.
Receive
Confirm the task scope, access conditions and required timing.
Plan & assemble
Allocate people and materials for the equipment, space and working height.
Inspect & hand over
Inspect the completed scaffold and formally release it for use.
Dismantle & close
Remove the structure safely and close the work area after completion.
Measurement guide
Measured work is verifiable work.
Scaffolding quantities are determined from recorded dimensions and volume, making accurate field measurement and traceable documentation essential.
Rectangular volume
Width and length are measured between the outer tangents of the vertical tubes; height runs from ground level to the upper guardrail.
Divide, measure and total
The structure is divided into regular volumes, measured individually and added together.
Method selected by diameter
Below 3.5 metres, width × length × height is used; perimeter is calculated from the distances between standards.
Measured by area
A 30 cm safety allowance is retained on both sides. Cylindrical surrounding areas use the difference between outer and inner rectangles.
Safety & standards
Site discipline, made visible.
Work is performed in accordance with the applicable Hungarian minimum occupational-safety requirements for construction sites and work processes, including Joint Decree 4/2002 (II.20.) SZCsM–EüM.
Handover identification
Green tags record maintenance classification and the E-Scaff identifier.
Weather-resistant fixing
Scaffold tags are secured at no fewer than two fixing points.
Competent personnel
Scaffolders and handover personnel hold the required qualifications and training.
Workforce change control
New personnel and qualification details are submitted within the required period.
Protection of existing assets
Connections and timber platforms are installed to protect structures and prevent movement.
Industrial scaffolding
Responsive capacity for operating plants and shutdown periods.
Contact our Budapest team about controlled scaffolding delivery for maintenance, upgrades and industrial construction in Hungary.
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