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NPORS Course (N404) - Safe Working at Height & (N723) - Harness and Fall Arrest

£155 per delegate. This may be less for special offers on specific course dates and in-company training courses

Duration: 1 day

Trainer: P263LA

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Course Introduction:

Since the implementation of the Working at Heights regulations in 2005, all companies that employ people who may work at heights, have a responsibility to ensure that their staff are aware of the risks that come with such work, and hoe to manage them.

In most cases where work is required to be carried out at height, the use of a harness will also be required. This is why Alpha have combined the NPORS accredited Working at Heights training programme with their Harness Safety Awareness course, to deliver a one-day training programme that will help to fulfil the requirements of your organisation under health and safety regulation and safeguard employees.

Each member of the workforce required to work at height, should also receive training in how to effectively and safely perform their duties. This course is designed as a safe introduction to working at heights and the common hazards and risks associated with such work. There are no prerequisites to join on this course.

Course Topics:

Working at Height

Working at Height Regulations (2005)
Legal responsibilities involved in working at heights
Hazards and statistics from working at heights
Assessing Risk and Controlling Measures
Reporting Plans
Time limits and precautions to take when working at heights
PPE Selection

Harness Safety

Industry Understanding, Roles & Responsibilities
Safe Use of Harness / Fall Arrest Equipment
Harness / Fall Arrest Equipment: Identification & Functionality
Conducting safety checks in accordance with Manufacturer’s and Legislative Requirements.
Equipment Selection
Identify and maintain PPE appropriate for use with Harness / Fall Arrest systems
Demonstrating Correct Usage
Correctly Fitting/Removal of the Safety Harness / Fall Arrest.
End of Work Inspections.
Environmental Considerations.
Equipment Storage.

Course Benefits:

Falls from height present one of the greatest risks in the workplace and accidents are rarely minor. This course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and competence to assess theses risks and implement suitable control measures to minimise them.

Any employers with employees working at height should consider this course essential to minimising organisational risk whilst safeguarding employees from related injuries.

Assessment method:

Continuous Assessment

Qualification Expiry:

3 Years

 
Please note; delegates are required to bring photo ID
Telephone Hotline 01933 233884

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Location Region Start Date Days Price ex. VAT    
Swansea - Construction Academy Wales Wed 11 Dec 24

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