Working At Height, Including Harness Inspection

1 Day

£140

Working at Height in Middlesbrough Regulations 2005 are to prevent death and injury caused by a fall from height. If you are an employer or you control work at height (for example facilities managers or building owners who may contract others to work at height) the Regulations apply to you.

How Do You Decide If Someone Is 'Competent' To Work At Height?

You should provide suitable Information, Instruction, and Training. Knowledge and experience are employed to perform the task, or, if they are being trained, that they work under the supervision of someone competent to do so.

In the case of low-risk, short-duration tasks (short duration means tasks that take less than 30 minutes) involving ladders, competence requirements may be no more than making sure employees receive instruction on how to use the equipment safely (eg how to tie a ladder properly) and appropriate training.

Training often takes place on the job, it does not always take place in a classroom. When a more technical level of competence is required, for example drawing up a plan for assembling a complex scaffold, existing training and certification schemes drawn up by trade associations and industry is one way to help demonstrate competence.

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Working at Height

The Unit 2 PPE User – Working at Height in Middlesbrough training course for the industry is an exciting program catered towards those whose who work above ground at any level.

Delegates will learn the correct procedures to be followed when working at height, including the relevant statutory requirements, the hazards of working at height, and the equipment used.

We give practical experience of working at height in a variety of environments, with courses delivered to the highest standard by the professional, industry-experienced training staff.

North Tees Training continuously assesses and updates working at height training courses in line with new regulations and health and safety requirements

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Course Objectives

Delegates completing a Unit 2 PPE User – Working at Height training course will be able to;

  • Understand legislation and equipment standards
  • Correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Understand different PPE purposes
  • Carry Out Inspection of Fall Protection Equipment

Course Content

A Working at Unit 2 PPE User – Working at Height training course includes;

  1. Working at the height of legislation
  2. Working at height categories
  3. Hierarchy of measures
  4. Equipment legislation
  5. Equipment inspection and maintenance
  6. Selection and safe use of equipment
  7. Fall and impact forces
  8. Rescue provision
  9. Harness Inspection Combined

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for a Unit 2 PPE User – Working at Height training course.