The overriding principle of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 is that an employer must do all that is reasonably practicable to prevent anyone falling from height. This involves not only the selection of the most suitable equipment but also training to ensure safe use.

Are you working safely at Height?
In response to the Work at Height Regulations and as a safer alternative to ladders, steps and trestles, there are a number of standard Low Level Access Solutions now available, and as a result, a nationally recognised PASMA training course has been introduced.

• Standard Low Level Access Course Overview - PASMA
• Low Level Access Options - Turner Podium Steps - Turner Folding Platforms
• Safe Use of Low Level Equipment - Safe Loading - Moving Units - Hazards
• Inspection - Components - Before & During Use - Equipment Care
• Care & Maintenance - Handling Components - Transport & Storage
• Regulations & Standards - including the Work at Height Regulations 2005

As designers and manufacturer’s, Turner Access provides equipment to meet specific application needs/requirements, offering low level access training in this specialised field of access to include Best Practice erection methods for specific configurations.

This training will include written and practical assessment and all delegates will receive a certificate of competence upon successful completion, under Turner Access (as manufacturer), or under the nationally recognised SA-FE name.