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Guidance Learning Ability
Working at Heights Course
Essential Training for Safe Work at Heights
Working at heights is one of the most common causes of workplace injuries, making proper training crucial. Our Working at Heights Course teaches learners how to safely work on flat, pitched, and fragile roofs. This course covers fall prevention, safe access systems, and other critical safety techniques needed to perform work at heights confidently and safely.
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Whether you are working in construction, maintenance, or any other industry involving heights, this course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and practical skills to ensure your safety and compliance with industry standards.
What the Course Covers
Learners will gain essential knowledge and hands-on experience in the following areas:
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Key Risks of Working at Heights: Understand the hazards and how to mitigate risks when working at various heights.
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Fall Prevention Techniques: Learn safe practices and equipment to prevent falls, including harnesses, guardrails, and safety nets.
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Safe Access Systems: Gain the skills to safely use ladders, scaffolding, and other access equipment.
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Flat, Pitched, and Fragile Roofs: Explore safety measures for working on different types of roofs and surfaces.
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Health and Safety Legislation: Familiarize yourself with regulations and best practices for safe work at heights.
Course Format
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Length: 1 day (or customisable based on needs)
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Group size: Up to 10 learners
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Location: Delivered inside HMPs, job centres, or at community and employer sites
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Assessment: Practical exercises, tutor observation and module-based written knowledge checks
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Support available: PPE provided, financial assistance where eligible, Employment Broker interviews during course
Outcomes
At the end of the course, learners will:
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Understand the risks associated with working at heights and how to mitigate them
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Be proficient in fall prevention techniques and the use of safety equipment
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Be able to safely use ladders, scaffolding, and other access systems
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Have the knowledge to work safely on flat, pitched, and fragile roofs
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Be prepared to apply best practices and comply with health and safety legislation in the workplace