TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN KENT, UK

This course has been designed to give operatives and managers alike the required knowledge in the significant issues associated with working at height and information on the range and suitability of low level access equipment available on the market.

The course focuses on what you need to know to use the right working at height safety equipment in order to create the safest working environment possible. Anyone who will be required to work where there is a possibility of a fall from height would be suitable for this course.

Working at Height Awareness is an operative level course and provides delegates with a practical summary of health, safety, welfare and environmental issues. During the course delegates will gain an in-depth understanding of the role, risk management.

This course is suitable for anyone in an organisation who needs to understand the requirements for those who work on mobile access towers but do not assembly, alter, dismantle or move mobile access towers and are therefore not required to attend the full day PASMA Tower for Users Course.

This course is for anyone who will be working in any industries that would require them to work from a height safely.

This course is designed for those who work, plan, Supervise and manage work at height activities, including a place at or below ground level.

This course is suitable for all those required to work at height. The course ensures delegates are aware of how to work safely at height. The total qualification time for this qualification is 7 hours, all of which are recommended as guided learning hours.

This course is offerd by London & Kent Safety Training. London & Kent Safety Training is a one-stop shop for most training needs, offering courses in health and safety training, plant operator skills, streetwork, and the Energy & Utility Skills Register (EUSR).

This course provides knowledge and understanding to enable them to work safely at height using leaning and step ladders.

This course is designed to give workers an appropriate knowledge of the risks surrounding working at height, an overview of the work at height equipment that can be used and information on how to carry out a risk assessment and ensure compliance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005