TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA - PAGE 8

Explain and perform fall arrest techniques when Working at Height. This program is geared towards workers physically erecting scaffolding and includes any working at heights scenario.

Fall Arrest Techniques when Working at Height course is offered by Safety Link. We specialize in the fields of Occupational Health and Safety Training, System Implementation, System Coordinating and Auditing.

Working At Heights course is offered by Falcon Safety Group. Falcon Safety Group is your preferred Training and Consulting provider, offering public course training as well as in-house training at any National client-preferred venue.

Working at Heights training is offered by Exssential Safety. This is a 2 in 1 Course - Working at heights & fall protection - learn to explain & perform fall arrest techniques when working at heights.

Monitor, report and make recommendations of specified requirements in terms of working at heights. People credited with this unit standard will be able to describe the requirements about working at heights.

This training is designed to equip learners with the knowledge, skills and attitudes to work at height safely, thereby minimising the risk and increasing chances of survival should a fall occur.

Because of the risk of working at elevated heights and potential for serious injury, training measures should be taken to protect workers at every stage involving working at heights.

Basic Fall Arrest training is offered by OHS Academy. Our Vision to provide a quality training environment that ensures all learners have the opportunity to acquire the skills, knowledge and attitudes they will need to be safe workers and life-long learners.

Working at Heights training is offered by Proviso Training College.Proviso Training College is an accredited skills development training provider in Occupational Health and Safety.

Ladder Safety training is offered by Sinda Africa. In South Africa, the enjoyment of health and safety in any work environment is considered a basic human right and is regulated through the Occupational Health & Safety Act 85 of 1993.