
Working Safely at Heights and Confined Spaces
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Working Safely at Heights and Confined Spaces
This free online course explores how to ensure a safe work environment when working from heights and confined spaces.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Identify types of work that are regarded as working from height
- Identify factors that trigger the risk of falls from working at height
- Outline the factors to be considered when making plans for working at height
- Explain the regulations contained in the Working at Height Regulation 2005
- List the various methods for identifying possible hazards and dangers during a risk assessment
- State the factors to be considered when ensuring the safety of roofing work
- Distinguish between various personal protective equipment used in working from height
- Discuss the most obvious things to look out for when inspecting work equipment
- State the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees when dealing with confined spaces
- Summarise the procedures involved in recording the findings of a risk assessment
- Recognise the primary factor for successfully fulfilling work within a confined space
- Discuss the measures that should be implemented to safeguard the rescuers
Course Overview
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