This program provides skills to identify hazards associated with heights and implement basic site procedures to work safely, including accessing and installing equipment and performing work at heights.
Description
This program provides skills to identify hazards associated with heights and implement basic site procedures to work safely, including accessing and installing equipment and performing work at heights.
Course Content
Theory
Practical
Prerequisites
There are no specific pre-requisites for this course although participants should ensure they do not suffer from vertigo (dizziness at heights) or acrophobia (fear of heights). Learners must be over 18 years of age.
Assessment
The theory assessment consists of multiple choice and short answer questions. The practical assessment will require Learners to participate in hazard identification discussion and the completion of Job Hazard Analysis documentation; demonstrate the selection and pre-use inspection of height safety equipment; demonstrate correct wearing of height safety equipment; and safely perform work at height using a selection of height safety equipment and anchor points (engineered and structural).
TCA Partners was established in 2007 by Chris Shay and Michel Runge to provide HSE training, consulting and auditing services to the energy and heavy industry sectors.
TCA Partners is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO Provider No. 22056) accredited with ASQA providing training throughout Australia.
The goal of TCA Partners, is to deliver practical excellence in occupational health and safety in day-to-day operations, maintenance shutdowns and projects.
To that end, TCA Partners only engages specialists who have spent considerable time in the field as HSE practitioners and project managers, who understand the needs and expectations of the client and the various contractors that generally work in those industries.
The same philosophy of “practical excellence” is applied to the training that we facilitate. As a Registered Training Organization we have ensured that our Nationally Recognised units together with our non-accredited courses are based on real life industrial application.
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