With falls of less than 2 metres causing fatal injury, it is a key responsibility of employers to provide working at height training to employees. Phoenix’s online course facilitates this responsibility, minimising workplace risk.
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The Work at Height Regulations 2005 define “working at height” as work in any place in which a person could fall far enough to cause injury if no precautions were in place. Even falls less than 2 metres can result in serious or fatal injury, with falls from height are the third-highest cause of fatal injury in the workplace.
Phoenix’s Working at Height training course enables employees to learn how to keep themselves and others safe, minimising the risk that comes from working at height in the workplace. It also allows you to fulfil your legal obligations as an employer, show your commitment to the health and safety of your staff, and avoid the significant fines for employers that can result from accidents in the workplace.
Employers who book groups of employees for Phoenix health and safety e-learning short courses can make significant savings:
Buy 25+ for £19.95 per candidate
Buy 50+ for £17.95 per candidate
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Pricing: from £27+vat
Learning methods: E-Learning, In-house
Payment: Credit/Debit Card, Invoice
Benefits for Employers
Reduce absence from workplace accident or injury, raising productivity
Demonstrate your commitment to proper health and safety practice by providing training
Avoid the significant fines which can follow fall from height accidents
Benefits for Learners
Learn how to work at height safely, reducing your risk of accident or injury
Keep yourself and peers safe when working at height in the workplace
Gain an awareness of the support employers should provide for employees working at height
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The Working at Height training course is suitable for anyone whose duties include working at height. This includes employees who supervise others working at height.
Relevant professions and industries include:
Construction
Warehouses and factories
Tradespeople
Scaffolders
Window fitters
Office workers
The duration of Phoenix’s Working at Height course depends on the method of study:
When studied in-house, the course duration is half a day.
When studied through e-Learning, we recommend spending between 30 and 50 minutes on the course. Students have access to the e-Learning course for 1 month from date of purchase.
The Working at Height Training course covers the following points:
Legal requirements when carrying out work at height
Planning working at height
Selection of appropriate equipment
Equipment inspections and reporting
Safety control measures
Common causes of falls and preventative measures
The Working at Height course aims to:
Educate staff on the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and how to comply with legislation
Identify and reduce the risks of working at height
Implement controls and measures to improve workplace safety
Recognise the proper use of working at height equipment and safe access
The assessment for the Working at Height training course differs based on the method of study.
E-Learning Assessment:
When studied through e-Learning, the course is assessed via a multiple-choice test.
After completing the course and assessment, a confirmation of results is available immediately.
This certificate can be printed or saved as proof of completion.
Should a candidate fail the assessment, it can be retaken at no extra cost.
Please note: When studying through e-Learning, you have 12 months to complete the course from day of purchase.
In-house Assessment:
When studied through in-house learning, an assessment can be carried out on request.
After completing the course, a confirmation of results is available immediately.
Certificates will then be mailed to the workplace or directly to delegates as proof of completion.
Upon completing the Phoenix COSHH Working at Height training course, many successful candidates study additional short courses with Phoenix in order to further their knowledge of health and safety. Suitable courses include:
What happens if I fail the assessment?
You can retake the assessment at no additional cost.
When and how will I receive my results and certificate?
Once you complete the course and assessment, a confirmation of results is available immediately. This certificate can be printed or saved as proof of completion.
How long do I have to complete the e-Learning course?
You have 6 months from date of purchase to complete the course when you book e-Learning.
Is the course accredited?
Our health and safety short courses are not accredited. However, the certificates can be printed as evidence of health and safety training and placed in your workplace. For accredited courses, browse our NEBOSH courses.
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