Course Overview
Fall Protection Planning Training equips participants with the knowledge and skills to develop, implement, and review effective fall protection plans for work-at-height activities. The training covers hazard identification, risk assessment, fall protection systems, equipment selection, safe work procedures, and emergency rescue planning.
It is suitable for personnel involved in planning, supervising, or carrying out work at height across telecommunications, electrical utilities, construction, maintenance, and other industrial sectors.
1.Fall Hazard Identification and Risk Evaluation: Identifying hazards and assessing risks associated with work at height.
2.Fall Protection Plan Development: Preparing a fall protection plan for at least one work-at-height access method.
3.Documented Work Procedures: Developing safe work procedures for working at height.
4.Site Information and Documentation: Developing and completing site information forms.
5.Plan Monitoring and Review: Monitoring implementation and reviewing the effectiveness of fall protection plans.
6.Fall Arrest Rescue Equipment and Techniques: Understanding rescue equipment and advanced fall arrest rescue techniques.
7.Personnel Safety Management: Managing the safety of personnel working at height.
8.Fall Risk Incident Reporting: Understanding basic procedures for reporting fall risks and related incidents.
1 Day (Online Training) — delivered through virtual instructor-led sessions covering fall hazard identification, risk assessment, fall protection plan development, control measures, and emergency rescue planning.
Participants should have a basic understanding of occupational health and safety. Previous experience in work-at-height activities is beneficial but not mandatory. Practical participation requirements will depend on the agreed training scope.
Participants who successfully complete the training and applicable assessment requirements will receive a certificate of completion, subject to the training provider’s certification procedures.