General work at height training

The PASMA work at height essentials course is an all theory course specifically designed for individuals who are involved in any kind of working at height as part of their role. Content includes legislation, regulations and guidance. Two courses can be run in a single day - 24 delegates in total.

The IPAF Harness course instructs delegates on how to use full body safety harnesses and restraint lanyards when using a Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP).  Please note: Delegates will need to bring their own harness and lanyard for the course for practical exercises.

This is a half day theory course designed to give the knowledge needed for the correct and safe use of Steps and Ladders when working at height. Delegates will learn to select appropriate work at height equipment for a task, inspect ladders and stepladders for damage, correctly position and locate, and safely use ladders and stepladders.

As well as IPAF courses we offer the equivalent "in house" course which covers all varieties of MEWP.  "In House" training is recommended for low use environments where only a single model of MEWP will be used.  Training takes between a half day and 2 days dependant upon the equipment and the experience of the operator.

A MEWP familiarisation is vital for operators to understand the controls, features and emergency lowering procedures of a specific model of equipment.  This should be carried out with operators for new equipment or in the case or a hire.

We offer a manual handling course that incorporates manual handling at height.  This is a half day theory course with practical exercises.  This course can also be tailored to your needs and the type of manual handling.