To provide staff with the knowledge and practical skills to:
• Work safely at height using ladders, scaffolds, and fall protection systems
• Prevent falls, injuries, and equipment damage
• Understand legal requirements, including the Work at Height Regulations 2005
• Conduct risk assessments and select appropriate control measures
By the end of the training, delegates will be able to:
• Identify hazards associated with working at height
• Carry out pre-use inspections and ensure equipment is safe
• Use ladders, scaffolds, and fall protection systems safely
• Apply safe working practices in line with HSE guidance and UK regulations
• Contribute to a safer workplace and reduce the risk of falls
• Employees who work at height as part of their role
• Supervisors and managers overseeing work at height activities
• Anyone at risk of falling from ladders, scaffolds, roofs, or elevated platforms
Theory Training:
1. Legal requirements under the Work at Height Regulations 2005
2. HSE guidance on safe working at height
3. Hazards associated with working at height
4. Types of access equipment (ladders, scaffolds, mobile towers) and their correct use
5. Fall protection systems, PPE, and safety harnesses
6. Risk assessments and control measures
7. Emergency and rescue procedures
Practical Training:
1. Correct selection, inspection, and use of ladders and access equipment
2. Use of harnesses, lanyards, and fall arrest systems
3. Safe climbing and working techniques
4. Identifying hazards and unsafe practices in real-life scenarios
• Delegates participate in theory sessions, practical exercises, and scenario-based activities
• Delegates complete an end-of-course assessment to demonstrate understanding and competence
• Each participant receives a certificate of attendance from Alban Safety
Health & Safety and Fire Safety
Consultancy and Training
