Training

Rooftop Safety & Access

Fall Protection Equipment Inspection

Course Aim: This course will provide delegates with the knowledge and practical experience to enable them to work on flat roofs in protected and unprotected areas and to work safely in a variety of exposed locations

Further Information:

• Legislation when working at height
• Risk Assessment for rooftop working
• Rooftop hazards and control measures
• Safe use of ladders (fixed & portable)
• Edge protection
• Work restraint systems
• Fall arrest systems
• PPE (inspection, use and care)

The course will involve elements of classroom and practical tuition.

Fall Protection Equipment Inspection

Course Aim:

This course will provide sufficient information to allow the delegates to form a judgement on the state/condition of an item of fall protection equipment and whether to keep it in service.

Further Information:

Work at Height Legislation
PPE legislation
LOLER
Marking of equipment
Record production
Inspection procedures
Fault diagnosis
Controlled disposal procedures

There will be a practical assessment at the end of the course.

First Aid at Height

Fall Protection Equipment Inspection

First Aid at Height

Course Aim:

To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical experience to provide emergency first aid in the workplace. This course meets the requirements for Emergency First Aid at Work

The course will be conducted in the classroom and in a working environment The training will include plenty of “hands-on” practice to provide confidence in the procedures.

The day will include assessments of a theory paper and practical skills

Fall Arrest Rescue

Basic Fire Safety Training

First Aid at Height

Description:

OSHA requires that “the employer shall provide for the prompt rescue of employees in the event of a fall or shall assure that employees are able to rescue themselves.” This course includes instruction and practical exercises in self rescue and assisted rescue, using a variety of techniques and equipment. We recommend this training for designated rescue teams, and also for any personnel working in remote or otherwise complicated locations, where rescue services would not be able to access in a timely manner.

Improvised Self Rescue

Basic Fire Safety Training

Description : Designed for recreational climbers, cavers and canyoneers with knowledge and experience at an intermediate level. Climbing ability is not the gauge, but rather familiarity with systems, equipment and techniques. We will not be covering basic belay or rappel techniques, how to tie a knot, attach to an anchor, etc.

We will look at some of the more common causes of climbing accidents, and how to avoid them. We will also practice techniques that can allow climbers to get themselves or a partner out of a predicament.

Basic Fire Safety Training

fire Safety training is about giving you and your colleagues the confidence to deal with potential fire situation in a calm and safe manor, as well as the knowledge to help prevent these occurring in the first place.