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Figures show that 45 people died last year as a result of a fall from height in the workplace, the correct training is essential.
The new Working at Heights legislation which came into effect in 2005 places certain responsibilities on employers. The primary objective of the new legislation is to eliminate work at height where possible and where it is not possible to ensure that all work at height is performed safely and equipment has been appropriately selected, whether it is from a mobile access tower, scaffold or a ladder.
Employers must ensure that only trained and competent persons are permitted to use equipment.
The Working at Height Regulations (WAHR) requires employers and self employed to put into place arrangements for:
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This working at heights training course covers the relevant health and safety legislation and makes sure that delegates are aware of local procedures and risk assessments. Delegates will learn how to do accident reports and how to prevent such accidents happening again, they will also be able to correctly use a fall arrest harness, and all the appropriate access equipment.
The following is covered during the course:
All those required to work at height using a harness as part of their job.
This course provides delegates with the understanding of when to use a ladder and how to use it safely.
Who Should Attend?
Those who use ladders and steps as part of their job.
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