FAQ Categories S031

Describe the risks that exist from working at height such as working platforms, scaffolds, ladders, flat and pitched roofs and anywhere near fragile materials, openings, holes and roof edges

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Describe the risks from working at height include work from ladders, scaffolds and platforms. Other examples can include work on roofs, on elevated structures, over tanks, pits or water, on cliffs and steep ground, on top of vehicles or trailers, poor edge protection, unguarded openings,

Describe the risks that exist from working at height such as working platforms, scaffolds, ladders, flat and pitched roofs and anywhere near fragile materials, openings, holes and roof edges2024-12-09T17:47:15+00:00

Describe the risks surrounding working at height and the plans required to be in place to ensure safety

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There is no distinction made between low and high falls so for all work at height, measures must be taken to prevent the risk of any fall that could cause injury. There are certain activities involving working at height that

Describe the risks surrounding working at height and the plans required to be in place to ensure safety2024-12-09T17:46:18+00:00

Describe the legal framework and guidance that supports the management of health and safety for mobile, lone and out of hours workers and the risks and control

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The two items of legislation that govern the legal requirements for lone working are The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) and The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (1999). Working alone is not in itself against

Describe the legal framework and guidance that supports the management of health and safety for mobile, lone and out of hours workers and the risks and control2024-12-09T17:45:14+00:00