TOP 10 WORKING AT HEIGHT COURSES IN SHEFFIELD, UK

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.

Falling from height is the single biggest killer of workers in the UK across all industry sectors, and consequently resulted in the long awaited introduction of the Work at Height Regulations in April 2005.

This half day course is designed to cover essentials points for those working at height, providing vital information about the use of mobile access towers and an insight into different access equipment.

This course is ideal for any candidate who may be required to work at height during the course of their jobs, including managers, supervisors and operatives.

Awareness of working at Heights course covers the requirements of employers and employees in relation to safe practices when working at height. The course takes place in the morning.

This course is aimed at personnel who are required to manage working at height.

Telehandlers are usually mounted on a four-wheel drive chassis and equipped with a telescopic boom that can provide lift heights to 50 feet or more. Telehandlers are widely used in the agriculture and construction industry.

The Safelife Safe Working at Heights Course is ideal for any candidate who may be required to work at height during the course of their jobs, including managers, supervisors and operatives.

The purpose of this course is to ensure employees are aware of the risks with working at height and help prevent death and injury from a fall from height. 

Working at Heights Course is offered by Duke Health & Safety Management Ltd. With our extensive experience across a whole range of industries, we've got what it takes to provide health and safety training courses that will work for your business.