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Working At Height

“The working at height regulations 2005”


Work at height means work in any place where if there were no precautions in  place, a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury.

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One of the most common causes of fatal injuries across all industries are falls from height.
Implementing a thorough risk assessment is essential when employees will be conducting any working at height activity.
Employers and those in control of any work at height activity must make sure work  is carefully planned, supervised and carried out by competent people. This includes using the right type of equipment for working at height.

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Our Harness and leading-edge training will give you the competency and confidence in being able to carry out or plan any working at height activity.
 

Harness User Course

Half Day

We would recommend this course for anybody that will be wearing a full body harness for use in a MEWP (Mobile Elevating Work Platform).

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Subjects Covered:

Working at Height Regulations
Risk assessments
Harness types
Harness fitting
Lanyards
Connectors
Anchor points
Pre use inspection
Safety Lines
Rescue plan
Suspension trauma

Certification:

Practical assessment of correct harness fitting and multi choice theory test.
Certification and photo card valid for 5 years awarded on completion of practical and theory assessment.

Numbers:

Maximum of 12 students.

Location:

At one of our venues, or we can deliver this course on your site, following you meet the minimum site requirements.

Price:

£120 + VAT
For group bookings, we offer a reduced package price. Please contact us for information

Harness & Leading-Edge Course

Half Day

We would recommend this course for anyone that will be using a harness working in restraint using safety lines, anchor points or working in fall arrest.

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Subjects Covered:

Working at Height Regulations
Risk assessments
Harness types
Harness fitting
Fall arrest lanyards
Connectors
Anchor points
Horizontal safety lines
Safe use of adjustable lanyards when using safety lines (Practical session)
Pre use inspection
Suspension trauma
Rescue plan

Certification:

Practical assessment of correct harness fitting and setting up horizontal safety line, using adjustable lanyard.
multi choice theory test.
Certification and card valid for 5 years awarded on completion of practical and theory assessment.

Numbers:

Maximum of 12 students.

Location:

At one of our venues, or we can deliver this course on your site, following you meet the minimum site requirements.

Price:

£140 + VAT
For group bookings, we offer a reduced package price. Please contact us for information

Harness Inspection Course

Half Day

The care and maintenance of personal fall protection equipment (PFPE) is vital to the effectiveness of your safe system of work.
Under the “PPE Regulations” Your harness and ancillary equipment must be examined at least once every 12 months (Best practise 6 months).

On completion of this course, you will be competent in inspecting harnesses and ancillary equipment.
 

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Subjects Covered:

The components of a fall protection system
Legal requirements for the care and maintenance of PFPE
Role of the equipment examiner
Inspection of textile products
Inspection of hardware products
Maintenance and cleaning of PFPE
Logging and equipment records

Certification:

Practical assessment of inspecting textile and hardware products.
multi choice theory test.
Certification and card valid for 5 years awarded on completion of practical and theory assessment.

Numbers:

Maximum of 12 students.

Location:

At one of our venues, or we can deliver this course on your site, following you meet the minimum site requirements.

Price:

£120 + VAT
For group bookings, we offer a reduced package price. Please contact us for information

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