Working at Height
Category: Industrial Safety Training Courses
Specifications
Benefits Of The Program
- Understanding the skills to do their work safely and avoid creating hazards that could place themselves or others at risk situation.
- Awareness and understanding of workplace hazards and how to identify, report and control them.
- Specialized training, when their work involves unique hazards.
Values Of The Program
- Theory and practical learning.
- Certificate of Attendance, Certificate of Completion and Certificate of Achievement.
- HRDCorp Claimable
- Training Material in Hardcopy
Details Courses
Course Duration: 1 Day
No. Of Students: 25 Pax
Certification: Yes (Softcopy + Hardcopy)
Type Of Training: Physical
Location: In-House
Skill Level: Beginner
Language: English + Malay
Hrd Corp Registered Course: Yes
Details
A fun and useful learning programme called "Working at Height Training" aims to teach participants the proper safety measures to take when working at heights. For people whose jobs may require them to work on rooftops, scaffolds, raised platforms, or other high buildings, this training is essential.
Participants are taught to the basic concepts of working at heights during the training session, including risk assessment, hazard identification, and the significance of wearing the proper personal protection equipment (PPE). Our knowledgeable teachers walk you through each step of properly climbing, descending, and working on elevated surfaces. You will gain knowledge of the various fall protection devices available, including harnesses, lanyards, and guardrails, as well as how to utilise them effectively to avoid mishaps and injuries.
Participants are taught to the basic concepts of working at heights during the training session, including risk assessment, hazard identification, and the significance of wearing the proper personal protection equipment (PPE). Our knowledgeable teachers walk you through each step of properly climbing, descending, and working on elevated surfaces. You will gain knowledge of the various fall protection devices available, including harnesses, lanyards, and guardrails, as well as how to utilise them effectively to avoid mishaps and injuries.
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