working at height

The Work at Height Regulations came into force on 6th April 2005, it applies to all work at height were the risk of falling would cause personal injury. Many training programmes have been developed by highly experienced and qualified health and safety professionals and aims to ensure compliance through their health and safety obligations.
It is not only working from the ropes and the mobile platforms that has to be considered, it is also the use of the water fed poles. These long poles have to be used correctly and not placed in any position that could injure either the employee or the general public. So handling of the water poles is very important, as is the pipes that supply water. It is essential that these are correctly laid and that no persons can fall over them and injure themselves and integral part of work at height training.
This basic working at height safety training course is specifically designed for anyone whose job requires them to work at height, and which involves them using the necessary height safety equipment to do this work safely.Height safety training can also benefit the supervisor / manager responsible for those working at height and looking for a basic understanding to better appreciate the activity to control the process safely.