

Working at Height Course
Suitable For:
This course is suitable for:
• Employees who work at height or supervise work at height.
• Maintenance teams, warehouse staff, construction workers, facilities staff, cleaners, installers, and contractors.
• Employees using ladders, step ladders, podium steps, mobile towers, platforms, or other access equipment.
• Supervisors responsible for planning or monitoring work at height activities.
Duration: Half day, approximately 3 to 4 hours
Duration may vary depending on the type of work at height carried out, the access equipment used, and whether practical demonstrations are included.
Location: On site at your workplace



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Course overview
This Working at Height course is designed for employees who work in situations where there is a risk of falling from one level to another. The course provides learners with an understanding of legal duties, hazards, planning requirements, equipment selection, and safe working practices associated with working at height.
The course can be delivered at the customer’s site and adapted to the specific working at height activities carried out within the organisation, such as ladders, steps, platforms, access equipment, or roof-edge risks.
All training is delivered on-site at your location, so your staff gain experience in the exact environment they’ll be working in.
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Course objectives
- By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
• Understand what working at height means.
• Identify common hazards linked to working at height.
• Understand the importance of planning and risk assessment.
• Select appropriate access equipment for the task.
• Use ladders, steps, or platforms safely where applicable.
• Understand the hierarchy of control for working at height.
• Recognise unsafe working conditions, including fragile surfaces and poor weather.
• Understand the importance of inspections and reporting defects.
• Follow safe systems of work to reduce the risk of falls.
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General Delivery Note for All Courses
All courses are designed to be delivered at the customer’s site. This allows the training to be practical, relevant, and tailored to the customer’s workplace, equipment, procedures, and site-specific risks.
Where practical training or assessment is required, the customer should ensure that suitable equipment, a safe training area, and any relevant site procedures are available on the day of training.







