Managing Working at
Height Course WAH02
Develop the knowledge and understanding required to manage working at height safely and effectively. This course covers legislation, risk assessment, rescue planning, equipment inspection and fall protection systems, helping those responsible for work at height make informed decisions and implement safe working practices.
Book TrainingDuration
1 Day
Accreditation
N/A
Location
Rotherham, UK
Or Your Site
Or Your Site
Maximum Delegates
4
Certificate
Provided upon completion
Course Overview
The Managing Working at Height Course provides delegates with the knowledge required to understand and manage the risks associated with working at height. The course focuses on the legal and best-practice requirements surrounding fall protection equipment and the responsibilities of those involved in planning and managing work at height.
Delegates develop an understanding of the effects of gravity and the consequences of falls, together with relevant legislation and guidance relating to working at height and fall protection equipment. The course also covers hazard analysis and risk assessment, including accident reporting under RIDDOR, and the importance of having a suitable rescue plan.
Practical considerations include pre-use inspection of work at height equipment such as harnesses and lanyards, understanding the three types of fall protection systems and their components, and selecting appropriate products for basic work at height applications.
An assessment is completed at the end of the course, with successful delegates receiving a certificate.
Delegates develop an understanding of the effects of gravity and the consequences of falls, together with relevant legislation and guidance relating to working at height and fall protection equipment. The course also covers hazard analysis and risk assessment, including accident reporting under RIDDOR, and the importance of having a suitable rescue plan.
Practical considerations include pre-use inspection of work at height equipment such as harnesses and lanyards, understanding the three types of fall protection systems and their components, and selecting appropriate products for basic work at height applications.
An assessment is completed at the end of the course, with successful delegates receiving a certificate.
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for personnel who are responsible for planning, supervising or managing work at height activities. It is particularly suitable for:
- Site supervisors and team leaders
- Engineers and maintenance personnel
- Construction and roofing supervisors
- Personnel responsible for planning work at height
- Anyone responsible for selecting or managing fall protection equipment
What You Will Learn
Effects of Gravity
Understand the effects of gravity and the consequences of a fall when working at height.
Working at Height Legislation
Understand the legislation affecting working at height and the use of fall protection equipment.
Hazard Analysis
Understand how to identify hazards associated with working at height and assess the risks involved.
Risk Assessment
Develop an understanding of risk assessment and the importance of implementing suitable control measures.
Rescue Planning
Understand the need for a suitable rescue plan when working at height and using fall protection equipment.
Equipment Inspection
Recognise the importance of inspecting fall protection equipment before and during use.
Fall Protection Systems
Develop an in-depth understanding of the three types of fall protection systems and the components used within them.
Fall Protection Components
Identify the key components of fall protection systems and understand their purpose within a safe working system.
UNDERSTAND
Understand the risks associated with working at height, the effects of gravity and the legal requirements surrounding fall protection equipment.
ASSESS
Learn how to identify hazards, carry out risk assessments and recognise when a suitable rescue plan is required.
PROTECT
Develop an understanding of fall protection systems, their components and the importance of correctly inspecting equipment before use.
Why Choose Carl Stahl Training
Our LEEA accredited lifting and slinging training combines essential theoretical knowledge with practical lifting assessments. Delivered by experienced industry specialists, the course helps delegates develop the competence and confidence to carry out lifting operations safely and effectively within their working environment.
Industry Expertise
Our training is delivered by experienced wire rope industry specialists with practical knowledge of wire rope socketing, resin socketing and lifting applications.
Practical Training
Develop hands-on skills through practical wire rope socketing training, including rope preparation, socket selection, resin mixing and pouring using WireLock® and approved procedures.
Safety-Focused Learning
Develop the knowledge needed to carry out lifting operations safely and responsibly.
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