Management of Work at Height Training

Name: Management of Work at Height Training Hire | Sunbelt Rentals
SKU: 10002810

Enhance workplace safety with our Management of Work at Height Training course. Designed for individuals and teams, this classroom-based course provides essential knowledge and skills to manage work at height effectively. Participants will learn best practices, safety regulations, and risk assessment techniques, ensuring compliance and minimising hazards. This training is crucial for anyone involved in work at height activities, promoting a safer working environment. Product ID: 10002810

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A theory-based course designed for managers and supervisors of workers who use basic fall protection equipment. The content of this course provides an outline of the requirements for planning, organising and supervising work at height.

Also, options of how to comply with the Height Safety hierarchy and background in the types of equipment that can be utilised to achieve this. Details behind the equipment standards to ensure the use of equipment as intended and the criteria for issue, ID marking, inspection, record keeping, maintenance, storage and withdrawal from service.

Course Syllabus:

Theory

Legislation overview - The Work at Height Regulations 2005 and Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations.
Work at height hazard analysis and risk assessments.
Inspection and record-keeping procedures.
Planning work at height using the hierarchy of measures.
Overview of collective measures - scaffold systems, MEWPS & soft landing systems
Overview and requirements of personal measures - work restraint, work position, rope access and fall arrest
Personal fall protection equipment use and limitations - lanyards, fall arrest blocks, fixed fall arrest systems.
Overview of safe use of ladders.
Prevention of dropped objects.
Planning for work at height evacuation and rescue.
Identification of hazards related to work at height tasks.
The correct selection of prevention/ protection within the Hierarchy
Identification of appropriate evacuation and rescue techniques and equipment.