Working at Height Awareness Course

General maintenance workers
Electricians
Plumbers
Joiners
Painters and decorators
Plasterers
Construction workers
Roofers
Shop fitters
Gas fitters
Heating and ventilation engineers
Demolition workers
Telecommunication engineers
Fire/burglar alarm installers
Computer and data installers
Architects
Building surveyors

Work at height remains one of the leading causes of serious injury and death in the UK.

This course outlines the main hazards associated with work at height and how they are managed in line with the Work at Height Regulations 2005. It covers common causes of falls, including unprotected edges, fragile roofs, rooflights, openings, falling objects, and the misuse of access equipment such as ladders, scaffolds, mobile towers, and MEWPs.

The course explains the legal hierarchy of control – avoid, prevent, and minimise – and sets clear expectations around planning, risk assessment, use of collective protection, and emergency rescue arrangements. It also addresses secondary risks such as asbestos, electricity, weather conditions, and hot works, emphasising the importance of competence, inspection, supervision, and stopping work when conditions are unsafe.

1hr 45mins approximately

Due to it being a short course, it is recommended to be undertaken annually.

Yes, you will receive a downloadable certificate once you answer all the questions correctly.