Working at Height Train the Trainer
About Our Working at Height Trainer Course
During this Working from Height Train the Trainer course you will learn the risks and legal processes involved with working at heights and the practical necessary “steps”. The training covers all heights, from step ladders to safety harnesses. You’ll learn different training methods and learning styles to teach this course to others. Plus, you’ll learn how to give and receive feedback and produce evaluations of others.
Course Length
This Working at Height Train the Trainer course runs for 6 hours and is completed in a single day. The schedule includes planned breaks to give you time to rest and have meals.
Certificate Validity
The Working at Height Train the Trainer certificate is valid for 36 months (3 years). To stay certified, you’ll need to re-enrol before it expires. We also strongly recommend taking annual refresher courses to keep your knowledge up to date.
Delivery Methods
Our most popular training option is in-house, with a trainer coming directly to your premises to deliver a face-to-face session for groups of up to six participants. We also offer webinar sessions, just ask us for more information.
Topics Covered
Please see our course outline here. During this, Working at the Height Train the Trainer course, you will learn about relevant legislation for employees and employers, how to reduce risks, implement control measures, impart your knowledge onto other learners, and more.
Cost/Pricing
We customise our pricing to suit your needs, taking into account factors like location, preferred dates, and group size. To get a free, no-obligation quote, give our friendly team a call at 0800 781 2041 or send an enquiry through our website.
How Do You Get Certified?
This course is available as in-house training for groups of up to six, with the option of a fully in-person format or via a webinar learning approach. You can choose a time and location that works best for you, or do one of our webinars anywhere. Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate to recognise your achievement.
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Working at Height Train the Trainer Course Outline
- Introduction and explanation.
- The relevant legislation for both employees and employers.
- Reducing risk and implementing control measures.
- Ladders and stepladders.
- Edge protection.
- Scaffolding safety.
- Accessing towers and work platforms.
- Fall restraint and arrest.
- Risk assessment of site, task, equipment and personnel.
- Pre-use checks and inspections.
- Train the trainer elements
Speak with one of our training consultants for free advice and additional information.
Working at Height Trainer FAQs
What is “working at height”?
Working at height relates to any work on structures, platforms or higher and the associated safety precautions companies must legally take to protect their staff and the general public from harm.
What is a Train the Trainer course?
The Working at Heights Train the Trainer course is relevant to companies that wish to run an in-house training programme regarding safe working at height. It is applicable to all businesses where staff work above ground level or use tools, such as ladders.
For a free email quotation, please contact our advisors directly on 0800 781 2041 or leave an enquiry.
What will I learn in this course?
You will gain the ability to teach others the risks associated with working at heights, be able to demonstrate correct safety procedures and discuss the responsibilities of the workers when working at height, especially in public areas.
How does the ‘training of others’ part of the course work?
You will gain the ability to teach others the risks associated with working at heights, be able to demonstrate correct safety procedures and discuss the responsibilities of the workers when working at height, especially in public areas.
Please contact our team on 0800 781 2041 or leave an enquiry to get your Working at Height Train the Trainer course booked in.
Who needs this training?
You will be shown by experienced, professional instructors a variety of techniques and teaching methods along with ways to successfully communicate with staff. You will be assessed throughout the course by the instructors to ensure that you can effectively run a course unsupervised.
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