Maintenance work on buildings and equipment may take place at heights where there is a risk of workers falling. It is therefore essential that maintenance workers are properly trained and instructed. Although it may not seem like it, even during maintenance work, the worker is required to be equipped with protective work equipment.
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Tech-Info poster
- Take a look at the methodical poster for basic information for work at heights.
- If you didn't find what you are interested in on the poster, take a look at the big Tech-Info poster.
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Video " Securing on the Falling Edge"
- Are you secured when you're working at height at a falling edge? If you are working closer than 1.5 metres, you need to be protected by a fall arrest system.
- Check out the demonstration of creating an anchor point, followed by the procedure to the falling edge and starting work. If you're interested in learning more about working at height, sign up for our training.
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Video "working on a ladder"
- Do you know where the most common injuries occur when you work at heights? On a ladder! This is caused by poor ladder fixation or underestimating the difficulty of the work. The ladder slips, tips over or slides off its support, which can lead to injury.
- The video shows the correct fixation of the ladder and the ascent with a fall arrest system. If you would like to learn more about the issues involved to work on a ladder, sign up for our training.
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Recommended PPE
- Check out the recommended PPE for maintenance of facilities and buildings. You can try out our equipment. Then decide for yourself. We'll help you choose the right equipment for your specific work at heights.
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Scripts
- Are you interested in work at heights in the maintenance of facilities and buildings? Read the tutorial material created for the Class 1 - Roofs and Structures training.
- Suitable for theoretical preparation before training with us
