Work at Height Course
positioning officer using ropes
AT HOME
IN THE CLASSROOM
- learning the operating techniques and use of the necessary devices;
- specific training both on natural structures and on artefacts;
- the use of personal protective equipment, their technical characteristics, maintenance, durability and conservation;
- first aid items;
- objective risks and prevention and protection measures;
- rescue procedures.
The course is dedicated to workers assigned to work at heights and to those responsible for surveillance.
- REGISTRATION
Choose one of the modes below:
- Classroom course
Check the next available dates, then fill out the corresponding registration form.
- Price
- HOME UPDATE
Starting from 5 members; request a quote for info and costs.
- Work at Height Course Programme
- General legislation on workplace hygiene and safety with particular reference to construction sites and work at heights
- Analysis and evaluation of the most recurring risks in working at heights
- Specific PPE for work on ropes
- Risks and methods of protection of ropes
- Techniques for creating anchoring and splitting
- Techniques and operating procedures with access from above, lowering or descending on ropes and access techniques from below (fall factor)
- Organization of team work, operator tasks and communication methods
- First aid elements
- Data sheet
Legislative references: The course aims to comply with the obligation imposed on the employer by art. 116, paragraph 2 and 3, of Legislative Decree 81/08, to provide the workers concerned with adequate training aimed at the planned operations, in particular regarding rescue procedures
Recipients: The course is open to workers assigned to temporary work at heights with the use of access and positioning systems using ropes and those in charge of supervising the aforementioned works
Duration: 12 hours
Type of training: e-learning
Training certificate: certificate valid throughout Italy, for the purposes of the legislation in question
Requirements: understanding of the Italian language
Update: 5 years
