Work Safely at Heights is designed for persons conducting work at heights. Work safely at heights includes identifying work requirements, hazard ID, risk assessment, associated equipment such as; Harnesses, lifelines, ropes, knots, type 1-2-3 fall arrest devices, rescue plans etc.
Course Overview:
Work Safely at Heights is designed for persons conducting work at heights. Work safely at heights includes identifying work requirements, hazard ID, risk assessment, associated equipment such as; Harnesses, lifelines, ropes, knots, type 1-2-3 fall arrest devices, rescue plans etc.
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to consider the following job roles:
This unit is appropriate for those working in operational role at worksites within:
We provide Nationally Recognised workplace health and safety training specialising in Confined space, Work Safely at heights, First Aid and emergency response. We have been operating for over 25 years and now employ 5 full time professional workplace trainers and assessors.
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