Working at Height course considers the effects of the regulations and focuses on implementing safe systems of work when working at height.
HSE states in 2013/14, falls from height were the most common cause of fatalities, accounting for nearly three in ten fatal injuries to workers (RIDDOR), with slips and trips being the most common cause of major injuries to employees with falls from height the next most common (RIDDOR).
The Working at Height Regulations reviewed in 2005 apply to all work at height where there is a risk of a fall liable to cause personal injury. Working at Height course considers the effects of the regulations and focuses on implementing safe systems of work when working at height.
Working at Heights course has been designed for the delegates whose job involves working in any place (above ground level, at ground level or below ground level) where a person could be injured if they fell. If your job involves operating a MEWP truck, Safety Harness or use of ladders we highly recommend this course as it makes you aware of the key elements to consider for the safety of yourself and environment.
Objectives of Working at Heights course:
Health and Safety at Work Act and relevant legislation
Working at Height Regulations
Working at Height Risk Assessment
Hierarchy of Control Measures
Working at Height Equipment
Personal Fall Protection
Rescue Arrangements
Suspension Trauma and First Aid
Inspection
We have delivered the highly recommended Working at Heights course to over 800 delegates, and witnessed a continuous growth in demand of this course since 2021. As mentioned above if your job involves potential risk of an falling from height then this course is something to consider as it will make aware of safety techniques, and need to carry out working at height risk assessments to prevent accidents from happening.
Our Working at Heights trainers all come from different backgrounds such as Professional Medic, Ex-Military, Mountain Rescue, Industry and are very educated with certificates in NEBOSH, IOSH, First Aid etc. With their knowledge and experience in this field they are able to share their experienced into the delivery of the course and give valuable advice of the do’s and don’ts.
Successful completion of this course delegates are provided with a Working at Height certificate.
PLT offers courses that are designed to encourage discussion and participation, with delegates coming away with a better understanding of their role, so Health & Safety issues can be communicated in a straight forward manner, which in turn can only make your job easier!
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