If you are working at heights over 2m, you are required to prove that you can operate safely at heights. This means if you are working at heights on a ladder, a roof, scaffold, cherry picker, scissor lift, boom lift, vertical lift, or other elevating work platform
RIIWHS204E - Work safely at heights is vital whether you conduct work, or supervise the work of others at heights.
Who needs Working at Heights training?
If you are working at heights over 2m, you are required to prove that you can operate safely at heights.
This means if you are working at heights on a ladder, a roof, scaffold, cherry picker, scissor lift, boom lift, vertical lift, or other elevating work platform, the best way to be covered is to do a Working at Heights course.
If you're seeking employment in resources, construction or infrastructure, this Nationally Recognised Training course will equip you with the skills and practical experience to competently and safely work from heights to industry standards.
This (1) one day working at heights training covers: risk assessment, selection and correct use of equipment, rigging and anchor systems, fall restraints, work positioning and fall arrest systems. This course for working safely at heights has been developed in accordance with the licensing and assessment requirements of NOHSC:1006 [2001].
Having a tested, effective rescue plan for all work at heights where a fall is possible, is the law. As part of the Working at Heights course, HiReach Training can assist you to develop your rescue plan.
Working at Heights course outline:
Working at Heights Certification:
On successful completion of the theory and practical assessment, students will receive a Statement of Attainment nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework, and a photographic Working at Heights card.
You will also be provided with all course materials, including a Working at Heights Learners Guide, sample rescue plans, sample safe work method statements, and self assessment materials.
Am I eligible?
What to bring:
Appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
At HiReach Training we have a commitment to safety, and we provide practical information and solutions for creating and maintaining safe working environments through our training courses. ​
HiReach Training is a subsidiary of HiReach Rentals Australia, an industry leader in providing access equipment and innovative solutions for even the most difficult and unusual jobs.
Decades of combined experience in the construction and access industries means that industry experts are conducting the training, or are on hand to explain difficult concepts or demonstrate plant and equipment.
If you are unsure of which course is right for you, our industry experts will provide the right advice on the best course for your needs.
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