TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN UK - PAGE 2

On successful completion of the course, the Delegate will be= able to perform all aspects of the MOC/MOS training and workplace assessments on station. Be able to perform as a Competent crew member during SWAH Incidents when Operational. 

This 3 day Advanced Working & Rescue from Height course is for those who work at height and might need to complete a rescue from height, in the event of an emergency.

Working at height is one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries. It covers falls from ladders and through fragile surfaces.

Employers and managers of teams need detailed knowledge and understanding of work at height to assist them to recognise it, the equipment needed, how to control it, produce method statements, risk assessments and rescue plans.

This half day course will teach your team the regulations in an easily understandable way, where questions can be asked and advice freely given to help your team determine if the space is actually deemed as “work at height” under the regulations.

Our Working at Height Training Online Course is aimed at anyone who works at height or who employs people who regularly work at height. This could be on ladders or stepladders, towers or scaffolding and covers the working at height regulations.

Working at Heights course training is offered by AMW Health and Safety Services for all skill level. All employees need to be able to perform their job safely. AMW provides a range of training courses for groups or individuals at all levels of responsibility.

This course will give you all the information on how to effectively comply with duties under the Work at Height Regulations.

Learn basic safety principles, don a harness and gain competence operating your height safety equipment during a half day of theory and practical exercises — the most efficient package for teams who are required to work at height with limited exposure.

Leading Edge height rescue training gives you the skills to execute instant recoveries using descent, haul or winch rescue systems. Together they enable recovery from any situation by raising or lowering a casualty to safety.