Working at heights courses are designed to provide individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to safely perform tasks at elevated levels and focus on identifying and controlling hazards related to working at heights, implementing preventative measures, and understanding the regulations and responsibilities associated with this type of work.

1. Understand Legal Requirements
2. Comprehend the legislation and standards related to working at heights.
3. Ensure compliance with safety regulations.
4. Recognize potential hazards associated with working at heights.
5. Conduct thorough risk assessments.
6. Use of Fall Protection Systems
7. Learn about different types of fall protection equipment.
8. Properly select, use, and maintain fall protection systems.
9. Implement Safe Work Practices
10. Apply best practices for working at heights.
11. Follow procedures to prevent accidents and injuries.
12. Develop emergency response plans for fall incidents.
13. Train on rescue techniques and quick response actions.
14. Understand the requirements for PPE.
15. Properly use and maintain PPE for working at heights.
16. Enhance Safety Awareness
17. Foster a culture of safety and awareness among workers.
18. Encourage proactive safety measures and continuous improvement.

1. Introduction to Work at Height
2. Definition and scope
3. Relevant legislation and regulations
4. Working conditions that increase the risk of falling
5. Identifying risks and hazards while working at height
6. Conducting risk assessments
7. Fall Protection
8. Types of fall protection systems (e.g., fall arrest, fall restraint)
9. Selection and use of fall protection equipment
10. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
11. Requirements for PPE when working at heights
12. Proper use and maintenance of PPE
13. Safe Working Practices
14. Safe use of ladders, scaffolds, lifts, and platforms
15. Working with edge protection and elevating work platforms
16. Emergency Rescue Plan
17. Developing and implementing rescue plans
18. Rescue procedures and equipment
19. Medical assistance and prolonged suspension
20. Safety Tips
21. Ensuring proper training
22. Avoiding work in bad weather conditions
23. Selecting the proper PPE and ensuring its correct use
24. Practical Training
25. Hands-on practice with harnesses and other equipment
26. Simulated work at height scenarios

1. Employers, Managers, and Supervisors
2. Those responsible for overseeing work at heights and ensuring safety compliance.
3. Workers and Contractors
4. Individuals who perform tasks at heights in various industries such as construction, mining, retail, utilities, oil and gas, and defense.
5. Health and Safety Committee Members
6. Members involved in developing and implementing safety protocols for working at heights.
7. Training Coordinators
8. Professionals responsible for organizing and delivering safety training programs.
9. Maintenance Personnel
10. Workers involved in maintenance tasks that require working at elevated levels.