Work at Height - Train The Trainer

• Introduction to Work at Height and Safety Legislation

• Work at Height Hazards and Risk Identification

• Risk Assessment and Safe Work Method Statements

• Hierarchy of Controls and Fall Prevention

• Safe Use of Ladders, Scaffolds and Mobile Elevated Work Platforms

• Fall Arrest Systems and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Inspection and Maintenance of Work at Height Equipment

• Permit-to-Work Systems and Safe Work Procedures

• Emergency Planning, Fall Rescue and Suspension Trauma Awareness

• Training Delivery Techniques and Presentation Skills

• Conducting Practical Demonstrations and Learner Assessments

• Training Evaluation and Recordkeeping

This course is suitable for:

• HSE Officers and HSE Supervisors

• Safety Trainers and Training Coordinators

• Construction Supervisors and Site Managers

• Scaffolding Supervisors and Inspectors

• Industrial and Maintenance Supervisors

• Oil and Gas Personnel

• Working-at-Height Team Leaders

• Experienced Workers seeking to become safety trainers

• Develop the ability to deliver work-at-height safety training.

• Improve hazard identification and risk assessment skills.

• Understand fall prevention and fall protection systems.

• Promote compliance with workplace health and safety procedures.

• Enhance presentation, communication and instructional skills.

• Support safer working practices in construction, oil and gas, manufacturing and industrial environments.

• Strengthen professional development opportunities in occupational health and safety training.

Assessment methods include:

• Written Assessment: Questions on work-at-height hazards, risk controls and safety procedures.

• Practical Assessment: Demonstration or evaluation of safe work-at-height practices, where applicable.

• Training Delivery Assessment: Preparation and delivery of a short training session.

• Knowledge Evaluation: Assessment of fall prevention, equipment selection, inspection and emergency response.

The final assessment format should be confirmed with the relevant awarding or training organization.