Working at Heights Regulations
Short course
In Chester
Description
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Type
Short course
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Methodology
Inhouse
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Location
Chester
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Duration
1 Day
Why falls from height cause more deaths than any other workplace activity The requirements of existing legislation and the changes and impact of the new regs Safe working procedures for the various types of access equipment The required risk assessment based approach and planning for all work at height Limitations on use of ladders and steps Criteria for. Suitable for: Anyone involved in the use, planning and authorisation of requirements for working at heights Managers, supervisors, planners, safety advisors, safety representatives and all users of equipment
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What you will learn
- Why falls from height cause more deaths than any other workplace activity
- The requirements of existing legislation and the changes and impact of the new regs
- Safe working procedures for the various types of access equipment
- The required risk assessment based approach and planning for all work at height
- Limitations on use of ladders and steps
- Criteria for selection of access equipment
- Requirements regarding training and competence of personnel using access equipment
- Duties placed upon designers and planners to ensure safe working at height
- Relevant legislation WAHR Regs 2004, HASAWA, MHSWR, PUWER, CHSWR, WHSWR, CDM
- Ladders and steps
- Mobile access towers
- Mobile elevated work platforms
- Scaffolding
- Roofwork
- Fall arrest equipment
- Risk assessment approach to selection of safe working practices, including hierarchy of controls
- Planned systems of work and competence of users
Additional information
Working at Heights Regulations