TDS Training Development Services
SAFETY IS NOT ACHIEVED BY ACCIDENT
0845 900 0069
TDS Training Development Services
SAFETY IS NOT ACHIEVED BY ACCIDENT
0845 900 0069
Falls from height are one of the most common forms of accident at work, comprising nearly 20% of all workplace injuries. Every year, falls result in around 5000 cases of major injury and about 80 fatalities, usually from heights above two metres. The construction industry alone accounts for half of these incidents.
It is estimated that the annual cost to society of accidents caused by falls is in the region of more than 300 million pounds, primarily in terms of personal suffering, but also including medical costs, costs to employers, lost output and damage to equipment.
This course is designed to provide candidates with a thorough understanding of working at height including the Work at Height Regulations 2005, safety requirements and an introduction to the range of safe working methods available.
The second part of the course provides candidates with knowledge about the hazards and safe systems of work associated with the use of ladders and stepladders
The course is suitable for managers, designers, supervisors, employees and self-employed people who work or plan/manage/supervise work at height.
The second part of the course is particularly suitable for candidates who are experienced users of ladders and step ladders, but require formal training to comply with the requirements of the working at height regulations.
The course includes:
By the end of the course, candidates will understand how to plan or undertake work at height in accordance with the requirements of the work at height regulations.
A certificate of competence is provided for all candidates that attend the course.
Half day
