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We all know how super important safety is when working at heights. Proper training is mandatory for your workers to safely carry out any work duties at any height above 2m, or 3m for the housing construction industry. Whether you are working with ladders, an elevated platform, scaffolding or anything else, working at heights training is required. Link Resources offer comprehensive working at heights training all over Australia including the Sunshine Coast which will cover all the aspects required to work safely and confidently at heights.
Why You Need Safety Training for Heights
One of the major causes of serious injury in the workplace is falling from heights. This is still one of the major factors in fatalities too, so being prepared and knowing the protocols for doing any kind of work at heights is crucial. Knowing how to operate different types of safety items like harnesses, fall arrest systems and anchor systems can save your life and all these systems and more are covered in our course in Warana on the Sunshine Coast, QLD.
Proper safety training is not only a mandatory requirement, but it’s a worthwhile and beneficial one too. Not only for your staff that attend the course but also the company too. Properly trained staff are way less likely to have an accident, which can lead to injury, investigation and loss of productivity, so having all your staff qualified in this area will actually increase your productivity in the long run.
Expert Course Leaders
Our course leaders are experts to the highest standards and will deliver every aspect of the course to your employees ensuring their learning and skills are increased so they can safely operate at heights in the workplace. These skills will last a lifetime, so do get in touch with us today to find out how you and your workers can benefit.
What Working at Heights Training Will Teach You
Our working at heights course on the Sunshine Coast will teach attendees the valuable skills and safety procedures for doing anything at an elevated height in the workplace. Completing this course will show proof of competency with a nationally recognised certificate to prove that they are competent to work safely at heights. This has to be issued by an RTO (Registered Training Organisation) like Link Resources.
Who Can Apply for Working at Heights Training?
Australian law requires the following requirements are met by all applicants:
- English Understanding – Effective communication is vital to absorb information during the training course. The trainee must have basic knowledge of both verbal and written English as it is required that the trainees understand the training course, which is formatted in English
- Age – Applicants but be at the age of 18 years old and above before applying
- Proof of Identity – Must present evidence of identity before getting accepted for working at heights training
Unique Student Identifier – All trainees must be in possession of USI, a unique reference number given to trainees who are learning vocational education training
Frequently Asked Questions
Working at heights comes with inherent risks that require careful attention and adherence to safety protocols. In this Q&A, we have addressed some of the most common questions about Working Safely at Heights, providing you with valuable insights and guidance to ensure a secure work environment.
Q1. Why choose Link Resources for Working Safely at Heights training course?
Q2. Do I need working at heights training?
Q3. What are the main hazards associated with working at heights?
Q4. How can I assess the risks involved in working at heights?
Q5. What safety equipment should be used when working at heights?
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Harnesses, helmets, and non-slip footwear.
- Fall arrest systems: Safety harnesses connected to secure anchor points.
- Guardrails and handrails: Used to prevent falls from edges or elevated surfaces.
- Ladders and scaffolding: Ensure they are in good condition and used correctly.
Q6. How do I ensure proper ladder safety?
- Choose the right ladder for the job, considering height and weight capacity.
- Inspect the ladder for any damage or defects before use.
- Set up the ladder on a stable surface and secure it to prevent slipping.
- Maintain three points of contact when climbing (two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand).
- Never overreach or stand on the top step of the ladder.
Q7. What training and qualifications are required for working at heights?
Working safely at heights is a priority to minimise the risks associated with elevated work environments. By understanding the hazards, assessing risks, utilising appropriate safety equipment, and acquiring the necessary training, you can contribute to a safer workplace. Remember, safety should always be the top priority when working at heights. Link Resources Training offers the RIIWHS204E – Work safely at heights training course, click here to view available dates: https://link-resources.com.au/courses/work-safely-at-heights/