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For persons involved in any activity where work at height is part of the work task. This will cover all aspects of work at height and the risks involved to include practical training in the use of fall protection equipment. Includes specific hazards when working on roofs.

Theory session to include all working at height activities. To understand pre-use checks, harness fitting and correct use of all working at height equipment. To be able to inspect Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and recognise defects and the correct procedure to record these issues. In detail study of the Working at Height Regulation 2005 and their impact on your profession. To enable all persons to work on exposed roofs safely.
The Working at Height Regulations 2005.
Safe systems of work.
Methods of fall protection.
Existing safe working platforms.
Anchor identification and selection.
Work restraint systems.
Knowledge of fragile surfaces and different roof surfaces.
Work positioning systems.
Fixed and temporary fall arrest systems.
Risk assessing, identifying hazards and planning the work task.
Inspection care and maintenance.
Fitting and adjustment of harness.
Fitting and use of twin lanyards.
Understanding practically the use of the energy absorbing lanyards.
Fitting and use of work positioning equipment.
Correct use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) anchors and anchor systems.
Use of work restraint systems to gain access to exposed edges.
Methods of ladder climbing.
Methods of securing ladder bases.
Correct use of fall arrest blocks.
Practical use of fixed vertical fall arrest systems.
Practical use and installation of temporary vertical/horizontal fall arrest systems.
We offer training across confined space, rescue, work at height, power ascenders, first aid, telecoms and other specialist requirements. The course list shows the current options.
Yes. REAX has become SKYLOTEC UK. The change in name and identity does not change the quality of training. The experienced local team and established training standards remain in place.
Start with the work your team carries out, the hazards they may face and the level of competence they need. Course outlines explain the intended audience and scope; contact the training team if you are unsure.
Accreditation depends on the individual course. Check the course details for the awarding or accrediting body and the exact course title before booking.
Location options vary by course and site suitability. Check the course details or contact the training team to discuss your workplace and requirements.
Course length varies. The current course listing gives the duration for each course; contact the training team if the information you need is not shown.
Requirements differ by course. Check the course details for clothing, equipment and any documents participants need, or ask the training team before attending.
Any certificate or other evidence depends on the course and its assessment requirements. The course details explain what is provided and any applicable validity or renewal information.