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Work Positioning

This is a one day (8 hour) program that is an extension to our working at heights training and covers the more desirable mode of work in restraint referred to as 'work positioning'.  Specifically work positioning utilises the operator's harness as an 'active' PPE(Personal Protection Equipment) device (supporting the weight of the operator rather than being worn 'passively' in a fall arrest mode) and must not allow for a fall distance of greater than 600mm.  A key tenet of a work positioning system is the ability to work with both hands free.

Learning about work positioning allows an operator to work with both hands.

 

Course Outline
The day is both theoretical and practical and covers:-

  • a short review of industry bodies, standards & legislation and the hierarchy of fall protection options (AS1891)
  • equipment checking, fitting and maintenance
  • devices applicable to work positioning, their use and maintenance
  • access to and egress from the work positioning zone
  • lanyards, pilot lines, dump bags and other methods of dealing with tools at height

Students will use a range of work positioning devices supplied by Safety Access & Rescue during the course of the training so they may evaluate what will work best in their own work situation. Training can be delivered on site or at our training premises.

 

Course Outcome
Successful participants receive an AQTF approved Statement of Attainment.

 

Course Inclusions
A comprehensive student manual is supplied, as well as all equipment required for training.

 

For Further Information
Please call our office on 02 4784 2224 or complete our Course Enquiry Form.  If you would like to attend a more in-depth working at heights training course, you may be interested in our suite of Industrial Rope Access Courses.