‘Working at height’ is whenever people are at risk of falling from, into or through one level to another or at risk of hitting others below with falling objects.
Course Overveiw
‘Working at height’ is whenever people are at risk of falling from, into or through one level to another or at risk of hitting others below with falling objects.
When working at height, preparation and planning are essential. Falls from height can leave employees with permanent and debilitating injuries.
Falls often occur from roofs, scaffolds, ladders, trucks and mezzanine floors or into pits or holes, although falls from less than one metre can result in serious injury.
Course Outcomes
On completion of the course you will be able to:
Identify work requirements
Identify work procedures and instructions
Access and install equipment
Perform work at heights
Clean up work area
Upon successful completion you will receive a Statement of Attainment and plastic wallet card to show competency.
Industry recommends this course is renewed every two years.
Civil Train SA has been training in South Australia for over 25 years in response to the civil industry’s need for quality training. The Centre of Excellence in Thebarton, Adelaide, houses the largest civil construction simulation suite in the Southern Hemisphere.
The facility also boasts extensive classroom space, High Risk Licensing training area, an impressive confined space and working at heights facility, Smart Board technology in every classroom and is supported by our live works site in Burton where we have a range of load shifting and earthmoving equipment.
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