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Online Course
Working at Height Awareness
1-2 hours
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Accredited Course
This working at height course has been created in line with the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and provides essential knowledge for people working above ground level. The course covers important aspects of working at height, including risk assessment, hazard management, safe use of access equipment, and strategies to minimize fall risks.
Once the course has been completed learners will receive a working at height certificate, demonstrating their understanding of safety regulations.
Falls from height are a leading cause of workplace injuries, often resulting in serious injury or fatalities, particularly in industries like construction and maintenance. Understanding safe practices for working at height is vital for ensuring both safety and legal compliance.
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Compliant with UK Regulations
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Price
£15
Duration
1-2 hours
Quantity
1. Introducing Work at Height.
2. The Dangers of Work at Height.
3. The Work at Height Regulations.
4. Summary of Duty Holder's Responsibilities.
5. Employer's Responsibilities.
6. The Hierarchy of Control.
7. Avoiding Work at Height Wherever Possible.
8. Prevent Risk of Falls.
9. Minimise Consequences.
10. The Risk Assessment.
11. Course Summary.
Languages
This course is available in the following languages:
English
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
Working at Height Awareness Certificate
Course Certificate
Learners complete questions on ladder use, PPE and fall prevention after each module. A downloadable certificate is generated after finishing the course.
This certificate is available to download instantly and is recorded within the training management system for tracking and compliance.
This Working at Height Awareness course is passed by answering questions throughout each module.
A pass rate of 70% is required to earn your certificate.
Format: Fully Online
Assessment: Multiple Choice
Pass Mark: 70%
Course Assessment
CPD Points
+3
Participants will be awarded 3 CPD points upon finishing this course.
By earning CPD points learners can improve their credibility and record the time they have invested in to their professional development.
Compliance
The course has been created in line with the UK Government guidelines on workplace health and safety, as outlined by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
For full details, visit gov.uk.
Working at height awareness training is crucial for individuals working in industries where working at height is common, aligning with the UK Work at Height Regulations 2005 .
These regulations require employers to assess the risks associated with working at height and implement measures to prevent falls and minimize risks to workers' safety.
By providing working at height awareness training, organizations ensure that employees understand the hazards of working at height, the importance of using appropriate equipment, and safe working practices.
Course Details
CSCS Green Card Process
Mobile and tablet friendly, our Level 1 Health and Safety in a Construction Environment course gives you the qualifications you need to get started on site.
Straightforward training.
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Before buying a course select how many of each course you want to purchase.
From there, just follow the checkout instructions and choose which method of payment you would like to use.
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Once you have purchased your course you will receive an email with a link to begin training. Click the link you have received via email and you will then be navigated to a page that allows you to either start your individual course or assign courses to your learners.
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Working at Height Awareness FAQ
What is classed as working at height?
Working at height means any work where a person could fall and injure themselves, whether it’s above ground level, near an edge, or where there’s a risk of falling through an opening or fragile surface.
Why is working at height awareness training important?
Training helps workers recognise hazards, use equipment safely, and follow best practice to prevent falls — one of the leading causes of workplace injuries.
Does this course support legal compliance?
Yes. It helps employers and employees meet their duties under the Work at Height Regulations 2005 to plan, supervise, and carry out work at height safely. More guidance: https://www.hse.gov.uk/work-at-height/
Is working at height awareness training suitable for all industries?
Absolutely. The course is relevant for construction, maintenance, facilities management, warehousing, retail, and any environment where staff may work at height.
Does the course cover use of ladders and access equipment?
Yes. It provides guidance on selecting, inspecting, and using ladders, scaffolds, and other access equipment safely.
Can working at height training help reduce accidents?
Yes. By promoting safe practices, risk assessment, and proper equipment use, the training helps reduce falls and related injuries.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the training?
Yes. A certificate is provided upon completion, suitable for compliance records, CPD, and site induction files.
Does the training cover emergency procedures?
Yes. It explains what to do if an incident occurs during work at height, including rescue considerations.
