Safe Use Of Ladder
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Earns a QR-verifiable Certificate of Training
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About this course
A third of all reported fall-from-height incidents involve ladders and stepladders – on average this accounts for 14 deaths and 1200 major injuries to workers each year. Many of these injuries are caused by inappropriate or incorrect use of the equipment. This training is to help participants know when to use a ladder, decide how to go about selecting the right sort of ladder for the particular job, understand how to use it, know how to look after it, and take sensible safety precautions.
COURSE CONTENT: · Introduction (Ladder safety) · Types of portable ladders · Selecting Ladders · When is a ladder the most suitable access equipment? · Proper use of Ladders · Check your ladder before you use it · Stepladders · Transporting Ladders · Storing Ladders, What are the options for securing ladders? · Maintaining Ladders, What about the condition of the equipment? · Repairing Ladders TRAINING METHODOLOGIES *Lecture * Audio Visual Presentation WHO SHOULD ATTEND? *Estates staff and others who need to use ladders and steps in their work. *Personnel requiring an appreciation of relevant Health & Safety erection and inspection procedures relating to Ladders or Scaffolding. *Persons having a responsibility for Health and Safety standards, where personnel are working above ground level using the equipment supplied. DISCOUNTED DEALS: * EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (5 – 10 participants) *GROUP DISCOUNT (11 – 20 participants or more) 10% Discount if you will sign within 5 days from 20% Discount from the total amount the date of proposal |
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Score 70% or better on the final exam and Skedmia issues your Certificate of Training with a unique certificate number. Every certificate carries a QR code that resolves to our public register, so an employer or auditor can confirm it is genuine without contacting anyone.
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