The aim of Work at Height is to introduce health and safety law relevant to working at height and to review regulation, code of practice and guidance notes relevant to working at height.
DurationAims:
To introduce health and safety law relevant to working at height.
To review regulation, code of practice and guidance notes relevant to working at height.
Guidance of delegates through the risk assessment process and hazard spotting relating to working at height.
To give delegates correct information regarding safe working procedures with equipment, fire, hazardous substances, electricity, manual handling and PPE.
Objectives:
Delegates will be able to:
Discuss and answer questions regarding health and safety issues pertaining to working at height.
Answer specific questions regarding relevant health and safety legislation.
Demonstrate how to complete a risk assessment of a given area or task that is adequate.
Course Content
Content and Methods:
Discussion on the benefits of health and safety.
Meaning of the workplace.
Highlight of the main legislation and legal penalties/ notices. Identifies the differences between Acts, Regulations, ACOP’s and guidance. Terms: Reasonably Practicable, Contributory Negligence, Duty of Care.
The Work at Height Regulations 2005, Good Practice, Examination of Equipment, Emergency Procedure,
Head Protection.
What are Risk Assessments? Why do them? Define Hazards, Risks and Control measures.
Question and answer sessions relating to working at height problems specific to the needs of the client’s delegates.
Practical demonstrations on the client’s premises.
Safety Improvements and Training Limited established in 2001 offers consultancy and training services in Occupational Health and Safety for all business sizes and employment sectors. Our mission is to provide clients with a health and safety resource that provides a profitable return on their investment.
In order to provide this we have invested in two key areas:
A team of highly trained health and safety Consultants and Trainers with appropriate experience, subject specialism and skills to ensure our training fulfils business requirements.
A team of highly competent Administrators to manage customer enquiries and course administration.
Our health and safety training is practically based and delivered by our own team, ensuring any training is customised to your specific requirements. Training can be accredited by:
Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH)
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH)
Safety Improvements and Training Ltd can help you structure your Health and Safety Management System and train your staff to assist in:
Reducing incidents and lost time incidents.
Promoting and developing a positive health and safety culture.
Improving health and safety performance to help defend claims and enforcement actions.
Developing staff to improve health and safety performance and awareness.
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