Working at Heights or Elevated Works

Course Overview: This course provides participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to safely perform tasks at heights. Any work conducted at 1.8 meters (6 feet) or higher is considered elevated work and requires proper planning, assessment, and fall protection measures. The training emphasizes hazard recognition, use of protective equipment, and safe work practices to prevent falls and related injuries.

Who Should Attend:

• Construction workers

• Maintenance and inspection personnel

• Supervisors or engineers overseeing elevated tasks

• Anyone working on or around elevated platforms or openings

Key Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Identify when work is considered “working at heights” (1.8 meters and above).

2. Recognize common fall hazards in elevated areas.

3. Understand regulatory and company requirements for height safety.

4. Properly select, inspect, and use fall protection systems.

5. Apply safe work procedures on:

   • Steel erections

   • Roof tops

   • Catwalks

   • Stairs

   • Scaffolds

   • Ladders

   • Floor openings

   • Excavations

Course Content:

• Introduction to Height Safety Regulations

• Risk Assessment & Hazard Identification

• Fall Prevention vs. Fall Protection

• Types and Proper Use of PPE (Harnesses, Lifelines, Lanyards)

• Safe Access and Egress Procedures

• Emergency Rescue and Response Planning

Duration:

6 Hours (theory and practical session)

Assessment & Certification:

Participants will complete a knowledge test and a practical demonstration. Successful participants will receive a “Working at Heights / Elevated Work Safety” Certificate of Completion valid for 2 years.