Working at Height (IOSH approved and CPD certified)
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Working at Height (IOSH approved and CPD certified)

Did you know that working at height remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries? It’s true. If precautions aren't taken, a person could fall and end up seriously injured, or even dead. This course mentions control measures, PPE, risk assessments, as well as the do’s and don'ts of working at height.

iAM Learning
Updated Aug 29, 2019

Course Overview

Have you ever wondered how they titivate the Eiffel Tower or get to the top of rockets to clean the windows? Yeah, well neither have we. I mean, it’s important stuff, astronauts do need to see where they’re going, and that French fancy would rust away without the proper upkeep. Whatever. What’s more important though is keeping you and your staff safe when working at height. Did you know that working at height remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries? It’s true. If precautions aren’t taken, a person could fall and end up seriously injured, or even dead. The made-up book “Health-n-Safety-Pedia” by British London Books defines working at height as: work in any place where, if precautions were not taken, a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury. It, and this course, also mentions control measures, PPE, risk assessments, walking-the-plank (maybe not that bit), as well as the do’s and don’ts of working at height.

Target Audience

General Audience / All Levels

Learning Objectives

  • Safety precautions
  • Preparing to protect
  • Regulatory information
  • Do’s and don’ts of working from height
  • Risk assessments
  • Control measures
  • Equipment you might need

Business Outcomes

As the responsible person or employer, you have a duty of care to take every reasonable precaution to ensure maintenance staff, building workers and the public are protected from lifting hazards, and you must have measures in place to manage them effectively. This course will give you sufficient knowledge to be able to assess hazards in terms of occupational health & safety, and to manage the environment to help keep personnel safe from harm, allowing them to undertake their duties safely and effectively.

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