Working at Height

This course provides comprehensive knowledge of safe working practices for activities performed at height where there is a risk of falling. It covers the identification of hazards associated with ladders, scaffolds, platforms, roofs, elevated work areas, and other height-related activities. Participants will learn how to conduct working-at-height risk assessments and implement appropriate control measures before starting work. The course explains the correct selection, inspection, use, and maintenance of personal fall protection equipment such as full-body harnesses, lanyards, lifelines, and anchor points. It also addresses safe access and egress, work positioning, fall prevention, and fall arrest systems. Participants will understand the importance of permits, method statements, toolbox talks, and competency requirements for height-related work. The course highlights common unsafe practices and provides practical guidance for preventing falls and dropped-object incidents. Emergency preparedness, rescue planning, and response procedures following a fall are also covered. Relevant safety standards, procedures, and workplace responsibilities are discussed to support effective safety management. By completing this course, participants will be better prepared to plan, supervise, and perform work at height safely and reduce the risk of serious workplace accidents.