What is the definition of Working at Height (WAH)?
Working at height (WAH) is a work performed where there is potential for a person to sustain injury from falling from one surface to another surface that is not in a same level. Examples of Working at Height (WAH) condition are Climbing the ladder, erecting a scaffold, working on a scaffolding and others.
Why working at height is considered a risk?
Working at Height can cause a falling hazard which leads to incidents. Working at Height could also even cause fatality and thus bring bad reputation towards the organization. Thus, it is important for employer to conduct proper risk assessment and provide control measure to prevent this falling from height at the workplace.
Working at Height (WAH) training.
Some of the control measure to be done by employer are Working at Height Training. Our team provide an effective and easier way to understand the risk and ways to work at height safely. It is a competency-based course where participants are assessed in terms of the way they perform working at height activity.
Our Working at Height Training objectives;
At the end of this WAH Training, participants will be able to;
Learn how to identify hazards in the workplace while working at height
Follow the risk assessment that have been carried out before working at height activity
Select and use appropriate equipment to prevent falls while working at height
Identify risk control for working at height based on the hierarchy of control
Topics of Working at Height Training;
Introduction to Working at Height Safety
Legal related to Working at Height
Control Measure during Working at Height
Fall Protection Plans
Working at Height PPE
Suspension Trauma
Target Group
Supervisor
Operator
Interested with our Working at Height training? Contact us at 016-228 5421 or email us at masmanorthern@gmail.com now for further clarification. We are here to serve you the best.
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