This 1-day (8 hour) course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to safely work at heights. The course provides valuable knowledge regarding the safety practices applied when working at heights
Work Safely at Heights (WAH) is the training accreditation suitable for people who are required to work heights.
WorkSafe Connect has been delivering workplace health and safety related working at heights programs for over 15 years and is one of Queensland’s leading suppliers of the working at heights skill set.
This 1-day (8 hour) course provides participants with the skills and knowledge required to safely work at heights. The course provides valuable knowledge regarding the safety practices applied when working at heights and the program is made up of the following nationally accredited unit of competency:
Our working at heights training course will run the participants through areas including:
The skills and knowledge that you obtain during the Work Safely at Heights Training is suitable for working at heights across a wide range of industries including the Resources, Quarrying, Drilling, Agriculture, Councils/Government, Defence, Manufacturing, Heavy Industry and Construction.
WorkSafe Connect (RTO Registration Number 31385) is a leading business services enterprise specialising in the design, development and delivery of training, compliance and risk management solutions.
Recognising that everyone is unique, we work with you to develop positive strategies that align with your needs and goals by engaging and understanding the issues, objectives and challenges that you face.
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