The HSE’s 3 Simple Rules for Work at Height

The Work at Height Regulations 2005 are commonly referred to in the Construction Industry and make Working at Height safer within society. Safer procedures and processes for Working at Height is something that has always been seen as a challenge, especially in the current economic climate.

WAIT Toolkit HSE

Reference: HSE WAIT Toolkit, http://www.hse.gov.uk/falls/wait/wait-tool.htm

In order to help companies comply with regulations the HSE has developed 3 simple rules. Turner Access makes it easier for customers to follow these rules and less time consuming: instead of searching through various suppliers Turner Access can provide a one stop shop:

The HSE provided Work At Height Regulations for the industry, setting out three simple rules for work at height: ·

AVOID work at height if you can - If you don't need to go up there, don't!!
If work at height cannot be avoided PREVENT falls by selecting and using the right access equipment – CLICK HERE FOR FALL PREVENTING EQUIPMENT, OR GET A QUICK ANALYSIS if you’re not sure which fall prevention equipment your project requires.
MINIMISE the impact of any fall. Where you cannot eliminate the risk of a fall, use work equipment or other means to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall, should one occur. CLICK HERE TO GET A QUICK ANALYSIS –Turner Access’s design and planning capabilities mean after a quick call or survey to your site we can provide you with the most appropriate equipment for the job and therefore minimise the risks on site. Safety is paramount at Turner Access therefore using our products alone makes it easy for you to comply with regulations and helps minimise the risk...

Reference: http://www.hse.gov.uk/falls/wait/whatyoumustdo.htm, “Don't let a fall shatter your life”