scaffolding on construction site with truck and workers

Height Safety Tips for Working on Roofs and Scaffolding

Working on roofs and scaffolding comes with its own set of risks, which is why safety must be the foremost concern for both workers and employers. Every year, numerous accidents happen because of insufficient safety measures, misuse of equipment, or inadequate training. In this blog, we will delve into crucial

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Learn the skill for using hand tools at height

Learn the skill for using hand tools at height

It’s a phrase we often hear: “safety first.” However, until recently, this concept wasn’t widely embraced by many of the thousands of workers in the UK who operate at heights, along with the companies that hire them. It’s not that these workers and employers were intentionally neglecting safety; rather, it

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A man wearing a body harness and safety helmet attached to a safety line

How to assess the risk and safeguard employees working at height

It’s important for employers, especially those with employees working at heights, to ensure rigorous risk assessments are conducted to safeguard employees from potential injuries at work. Protect workers’ health with an effective safety plan As required by the Working at Height Regulations of 2005, employers must guarantee the security of

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height equipment inspected during training session

How Often Should Working at Height Equipment be Inspected

The Work at Height Regulations of 2005 outline all the requirements’ companies and workers must implement in order to ensure workplace safety. In order to be fully compliant with the law, construction sites must meet all requirements of the regulations without exception. Where working at height is specifically performed sometimes

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Workers demonstrating how to wear the correct Working at Height Equipment

How to Choose Correct Working at Height Equipment

Choosing the right working at height equipment, especially a safety harness, is crucial for preventing injury or worse. It’s not just about putting it on, it’s about wearing it correctly. Every full-body harness, whether made from polyester, non-elastic, or elasticised webbing, has specific safety features and fitting requirements you need

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