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WORKING AT HEIGHT

Working at height covers tasks carried out where a person could fall and be injured, including work on platforms, ladders, and raised surfaces. It applies across many industries such as construction, warehousing, and maintenance. Proper training helps reduce the risk of falls by promoting safe access, correct equipment use, and effective planning.

Whats Included?

  • Working at Height Regulations 2005
  • Roles and responsibilities when working at height
  • Risk assessment and hierarchy of contro
  • Common hazards and fall prevention method
  • Safe use of ladders and access equipment
  • Inspection and pre-use checks
  • Safe working practices and exclusion zones
  • Environmental and weather considerations
  • Emergency and rescue planning
  • Practical assessment and theory test

Courses Applicable

Novice

Working at height

1 – 3 Candidates

Working at height

1 Day

Experienced

Working at height

1 – 3 Candidates

Working at height

1 Day

Conversion

Working at height

1 – 3 Candidates

Working at height

1 Day

Refresher

Working at height

1 – 3 Candidates

Working at height

1 Day

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Stop Accidents & Deaths

Under UK law, forklift operation is not just about skill – it’s a legal responsibility.

The main laws covering forklift operations include:

  • Health & Safety at Work Act 1974 – Sets out the duty of care employers have to protect their staff, visitors, and anyone affected by their work.

  • Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER 1998) – Requires all work equipment (including forklifts) to be suitable, well maintained, and only used by trained people.

  • Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER 1998) – Ensures that lifting equipment and attachments are strong, stable, and inspected regularly.

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Working at height
  • Overturning – Often caused by sharp turns, speeding, or uneven ground.
  • Collisions with pedestrians – A leading cause of workplace injuries when walkways aren’t clearly marked or drivers aren’t alert.
  • Overloading or unstable loads – Loads that are too heavy or poorly stacked can tip, fall, or destabilise the truck. & More

RTITB Accredited & NORS Registered

All our accredited courses include NORS registration (National Operator Registration Scheme) – giving operators an official record of their training and proof of qualification that employers can easily verify.

Working at height
Working at height

What Makes This Important:

  • Provides secure, centralised proof of training recognised across the UK
  • Makes refresher training and re-certification easier to track
  • Reduces admin for employers – no lost certificates or training records
  • Shows compliance with industry standards and HSE expectations
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