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Working at Height
Employers and individuals overseeing work at height are responsible for thorough planning, supervision, and execution by competent personnel. This entails utilizing suitable equipment for the task, with the level of planning corresponding to the complexity of the work.
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Suitable for:
Duration:
15 minutes
Learning style:
Self-Led Online
Assured by:
CPD, RoSPA
Resources Included:
eBook
About this course

This course covers risk reduction strategies for working at height, emphasizing avoidance, prevention, and minimization. It defines working at height and explores ways to keep such work to a minimum.

The course discusses safeguards to prevent falls and minimize risks, including the safe setup of ladders and step ladders.

It provides guidance on ascending ladders, considering individual capabilities, load, environment, and weather factors.

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Self-led online courses include
Support for over 100 languages
Mobile-friendly design for playback on any device
Progress tracking and pass/fail tests
Automatic, remote updates to keep content fresh
Playback speed controls to speed up/slow down the video
Closed captions which can be turned on/off
This course covers
  • The ‘avoid, prevent, minimise’ to reduce the risks of working at height
  • What working at height means
  • How to keep working at height to a minimum
  • How different safe guards can prevent and minimise falls
  • Setting up a ladder and step ladder safely
  • How to work up a ladder taking into account individual capabilities, the load, the environment and other factors such as the weather
  • How to spot the risks of working at height
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