Have you considered the risks of working at height?
This course is the ideal introduction, covering planning and employing safe systems of work and the use of access equipment to the hazards and risks of working height.
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Course Overview
expand_moreFalls from a height are among the most common workplace accidents to occur across multiple sectors and are one of the most frequent causes of accidental death and major injuries.
This online training course is the ideal introduction to this subject area; packed with current information and engaging activities.
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Course Objectives
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- Planning work at height
- The work at height hierarchy of control
- Safe systems for working at height
- Equipment for working at height
- Rooftops and fragile surfaces
- Voids and holes
- Situational awareness
- Risk assessments
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Additional Information
expand_moreThis e-learning course is a Highfield Qualifications accredited programme. More information is available here.
Learners will receive a Highfield e-learning completion certificate, which is downloadable upon successfully finishing the course.
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