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Working at Height
Working at Height
Harness awareness & Inspection. Working at Height for Drivers & Ladder Safety.
Working at Height for MEWPS,
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Course Information
Who needs to attend?
Anyone who is required to Work at Height or Supervise Working at Height.
Prerequisites.
Must be over 16.
Duration
The expected duration of the course is 1 day however this may vary due to factors like experience levels, modules or attachments selected or the ratio of Instructors to Learners
Delivery Method
This course can be delivered by the following methods.
1) Onsite Training (with assessment) Competence with Modules;
2) Online Refresher Training & Assessment via Webinar.
3) Online Theory Refresher Course.
Certificate
An ID card and certificate will be awarded to all who completes the course successfully.
Accreditation
The course is accredited inhouse.
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WAH
According to the Health and Safety Authority (HSA), work at height is defined as any place—at, above, or below ground level—where a person could be injured if they fell from that position. This includes accessing or leaving any such place (except by a staircase in a permanent workplace)
Key aspects of the HSA definition include:
- No Minimum Height: There is no "2-metre rule." If a fall could cause injury, it is considered working at height, even below ground level (e.g., into an excavation).
- Examples: Working on a ladder, roof, scaffolding, or near an open excavation.
- Legal Duty: Employers must manage risks by following the hierarchy: avoid, prevent falls, or minimise the consequences of a fall.
- The regulations apply to all employers and self-employed individuals