Working Safely at Heights
Course details:
| Duration: |
1 day |
| Times: |
8.30am - 4pm |
| Class size: |
10 participants max. |
| Prerequisite: |
Not applicable |
| Assessment type: |
Theory open book |
| Unit of competency: |
MNMG237A |
| Training location: |
Wacol (Brisbane)
In-house training available "proposal request" |
This nationally recognised course is a necessity for all people that work at heights.
It covers the theoretical as well as practical aspects of choosing correct equipment, inspecting equipment, the correct use of harnesses, belts and anchor points, fall arrest devices, ladders & component parts and the overview of legislation & standards.
Course Topics
- What classifies as "Working at Heights"?
- What does the Legislation say?
- Case studies of unsafe work at height.
- Site specific height work analysis.
- Risk assessment and hazard control.
- How to select the correct equipment.
- How to inspect equipment for condition and safety.
- Introduction to fall protection equipment.
- Harnesses, belts, anchor points and your own equipment.
- Explanation of the different fall arrest devices.
- Safe work with ladders and roofs.
- Viewing of unsuitable equipment.
Course Outcome
On successful completion, course participants receive a statement of attainment at the end of the course day for the
| Unit of competency: |
| Working Safely at Heights |
MNMG237A
in partial completion of MNM20205 Certificate II in Metaliferous Mining Operations (Undergrground) |
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In addition, and at no extra cost, particpants will also receive a card that fits in most wallets confirming the training undertaken.
For course dates please see our "Course Dates" page.