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Safe Working at Height

Working at height involves any situation where a person could fall and injure themselves. Ensuring safe working at height is critical in preventing workplace injuries and fatalities. 

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Safe Working at Height

Level:Training and Assessment

Accredited by:Brittop

  • Planning and Risk Assessment

    • Risk Assessment: Conduct a thorough risk assessment to identify potential hazards associated with working at height.
    • Planning: Develop a comprehensive plan that outlines the work process, equipment needed, and safety measures.

  • Training and Competence

    • Training: Ensure all workers have received adequate training on working at height, including the use of equipment and emergency procedures.
    • Competence: Only allow competent and trained individuals to perform tasks at height.

  • Selection of Equipment

    • Ladders: Use ladders only for short-duration tasks and ensure they are stable and secure.
    • Scaffolding: Ensure scaffolding is erected and inspected by qualified personnel. Use guardrails and toe boards to prevent falls.
    • Personal Fall Protection: Use harnesses, lanyards, and other personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) as required. Inspect equipment regularly.

  • Access and Egress

    • Safe Access: Provide safe means of access and egress to and from the work area, such as stair towers or ladders.
    • Clear Paths: Keep access routes clear of obstructions and ensure they are well-lit.

  • Edge Protection and Guardrails

    • Guardrails: Install guardrails on all open sides where there is a risk of falling.
    • Toe Boards: Use toe boards to prevent tools or materials from falling from elevated surfaces.