Posted on SEPTEMBER 25th, 2009 by TDL Safety
Our courses are designed for the aerial installer and cover all aspects of safely working at height. As a professional company we ensure that you get the full service and the training you need for a reasonable price.
On completion of the course you get a certificate confirming your attendance and completion which can be used to gain the NVQ qualifcation for aerial installers in Unit 2.06.
The certificate is also a requirement for CAI Plus membership, so completion of the course helps you on your way to CAI Plus status.
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For a complete and comprehensive working at heights course
you must be trained in the following areas.
Pitched Roof Training.
All aspects of working on a pitched roof, including all of the relevant safety equipment (Harness, Ropes Manucroix, Chimney strop etc.)
This should also include full practical demonstration and the opportunity to do it yourself.
Step Ladder Training.
Training on the safe use of step ladders is very important and the course covers all aspects of this. This includes the law on the type of ladder and size of ladder required by law for certain uses.
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As always this includes a practical demonstration.
Flat Roof Working.
Working at height does not always mean working on a customer's house. Sometimes you may be required in the course of your work to conduct an installation from a garage roof or extension that has a flat roof. This means that it is important that you are capable of working safely in this situation and are fully aware of the procedures and equipment required and how to put it into practice.
A Safe Working at Heights course without full training for flat roofs
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is not a complete course so we make sure that you are taught all that you need to know.
