In the Worker’s Safety for the Marine Industries course, you will gain essential knowledge and skills to enhance your safety when operating at heights. By the end of this course, you will be equipped to demonstrate the proper procedure for securing a safety harness to an anchorage point with an independent lifeline, a critical competence to prevent falls and ensure your personal safety. You will learn to describe not only the process but also the importance of using these safety measures effectively in your day-to-day work within marine environments.
In Working Safely on Roofs, you will acquire essential knowledge to enhance your safety practices by understanding established safety regulations. By the end of this course, you will be equipped to develop and execute a comprehensive Fall Prevention Plan that effectively manages identified risks encountered during roofing work. You will be able to explain the key components of a Fall Prevention Plan and discuss how each component plays a vital role in managing fall risks, ensuring a safer working environment on roofs.
In the Supervisor's Guideline of Work at Height course, you will gain the critical skills to develop and implement safety inspection routines. By the course's conclusion, you'll ensure that scaffolds, ladders, and all other area-specific safety equipment meet rigorous safety standards, allowing work to commence safely. Moreover, you'll delve into your responsibilities as a supervisor, mastering the art of performing risk assessments and conducting regular safety inspections in environments where working at height is a necessity.