At the end of the course, delegates will have an understanding of:
●Work at height responsibilities of employers, employees and suppliers
●Standards affecting the manufacture and use of low level access equipment
●Where to find crucial safety information
●When it’s safe to use low level access equipment, and when it’s not
●Carrying out pre-use checks and post-assembly inspections on low level access equipment
●The components used in low level access equipment
●Assembling and dismantling low level access equipment, including the 3T method
●Good practices for the safe use of low level access equipment
●Accessing a platform safely
●Moving low level access equipment
●Identifying hazards in the work environment
●Avoiding personal health hazards.