This course will offer participants a detailed understanding in various segments, which are not limited to:

1. Introduction: Overview of the hazards and risks associated with working at heights, the importance of proper training and safety measures to protect workers when working at heights.
2. Regulations and Standards: Overview of OSHA regulations and industry standards for working at heights, how to ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards.
3. Risk Assessment and Planning: Techniques for identifying and assessing hazards when working at heights, how to conduct a risk assessment and evaluate the level of risk associated with working at heights, strategies for reducing and controlling risks when working at heights.
4. Fall Protection: Types of fall protection equipment and their proper use, how to properly select, use, and maintain fall protection equipment,the limitations of fall protection equipment.
5. Scaffolding and Ladders: The hazards and risks associated with scaffolding and ladders, proper procedures for erecting, using, and maintaining scaffolding and ladders, OSHA regulations and industry standards for scaffolding and ladders.
6. Suspended Scaffolding and Rope Access:, The hazards and risks associated with suspended scaffolding and rope access, proper procedures for erecting, using, and maintaining suspended scaffolding and rope access systems, OSHA regulations and industry standards for suspended scaffolding and rope access.
7. Emergency Response and Rescue: Emergency response procedures for working at heights, how to evacuate safely in case of an emergency, first aid procedures for falls and other injuries.
8. Training and Education: The importance of employee training and education when working at heights, how to educate employees on the hazards of working at heights and proper safety procedures, the role of regular training in preventing incidents.
9. Inspection and Maintenance: The importance of inspection and maintenance when working at heights, how to conduct regular inspections and maintenance on fall protection equipment and other safety equipment, the role of inspection and maintenance in preventing incidents.
10. Conclusion: Recap of the hazards and risks associated with working at heights, the importance of proper training and safety measures to protect workers when working

Training sessions will be conducted through Microsoft Team Meetings in an online format, or through LMS or face-to-face delivery. Invitations for the meeting will be distributed one day before the commencement of the training program. Training is either delivered by an accredited training provider or an affiliate training center.

Successful candidates will be awarded with certificate awarded by Britsafe Qualifications UK Limited endorsed with high-quality anti-fake hologram seal.

This course will be useful for a wide range of professionals including but not limited to:

• Safety Managers and Officers: Professionals responsible for overseeing workplace safety, implementing safety protocols, and ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
• HR Professionals: Human resources personnel involved in developing workplace safety policies, conducting risk assessments, and managing staff training on health and safety matters.
• Facility Managers: Individuals who manage the day-to-day operations of facilities, including maintenance of safe working environments and emergency preparedness.
• Construction and Project Managers: Professionals in the construction sector responsible for ensuring site safety, risk management, and adherence to environmental regulations.
• Healthcare Professionals: Medical staff and administrators who need to understand the health and safety aspects of healthcare environments, including hospitals and clinics.
• Environmental Consultants: Experts who advise on environmental impact, sustainability, and compliance with environmental laws and regulations.
• Educational Administrators and Teachers: School and university staff who must maintain a safe educational environment and understand emergency procedures.
• Risk Assessment Professionals: Individuals specializing in identifying, analyzing, and mitigating risks in various work environments.
• Corporate Executives: Senior management personnel responsible for integrating safety, health, and environmental considerations into corporate strategy and operations.
• Small Business Owners: Entrepreneurs and owners of small to medium-sized businesses who need to understand and implement safety and environmental regulations.
• Industrial Engineers and Technicians: Those involved in the design, operation, and maintenance of industrial processes and equipment, with a focus on maintaining safety and environmental standards.
• Government and Regulatory Agency Personnel: Officials responsible for enforcing health, safety, and environmental regulations, and developing public policies in these areas.
• Emergency Response Teams: Personnel trained to respond to workplace emergencies, including accidents, fires, and hazardous material incidents.
• Employees Seeking Professional Development: Individuals aiming to enhance their career prospects and personal knowledge in health, safety, and environmental practices.
• Anyone responsible for or involved in maintaining safe, healthy, and environmentally responsible workplaces.

Examinations shall be taken either offline or online through Britsafe Examination Management System (EMS). All students must achieve a minimum 50% score to successfully pass the examination.