Safety Harness and Lanyard
It covers relevant up to date legislation and training to ensure workers understand the risks associated with working at height and how to mitigate them using safety harnesses and related equipment.
It covers relevant up to date legislation and training to ensure workers understand the risks associated with working at height and how to mitigate them using safety harnesses and related equipment.
| Course Date |
|---|
| 8th October 2026 |
| 16th November 2026 |
| 18th December 2026 |
| 29th January 2027 |
| 8th February 2027 |
| 11th February 2027 |
| 22nd February 2027 |
| 26th February 2027 |
| 15th March 2027 |
| 22nd March 2027 |
| 16th April 2027 |
| 30th April 2027 |
| 10th May 2027 |
| 17th May 2027 |
| 23rd June 2027 |
| 2nd July 2027 |
| 23rd July 2027 |
Price: £75.00
Key aspects of safety harness training include:
Understanding Legislation:
Learning about the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and other relevant safety standards.
Risk Assessment:
Identifying hazards and implementing appropriate control measures, including the hierarchy of controls for working at height.
Equipment Selection:
Choosing the correct type of harness and other personal fall protection equipment (PFPE) for the specific task.
Pre-use Inspections:
Learning how to thoroughly inspect harnesses and related equipment before each use to identify any defects or damage.
Proper Fitting and Adjustments:
Ensuring the harness fits correctly and is adjusted for optimal comfort and safety.
Safe Use and Maintenance:
Understanding how to safely use the harness, including proper anchoring and how to avoid common hazards.
Storage and Maintenance:
Learning how to properly store and maintain the harness to prevent damage and ensure its longevity.
Rescue Procedures:
Understanding basic rescue procedures in case of a fall, including suspension trauma and how to respond.