A new year is the perfect time for construction sites to reassess their safety commitments and ensure teams have the training they need to work safely and confidently. For site managers and health & safety professionals, nothing commands more attention than working at height, still one of the leading causes
Whether you’re an operative, manager, or safety officer, selecting the right height safety training is critical to managing risk, achieving compliance, and protecting lives. But with so many courses available from basic awareness to advanced rescue, it can be hard to know where to start. In this guide, we’ll break
When people hear about height safety training, they often picture workers on scaffolding, rooftops, or high-rise construction sites. However, in the UK, the Work at Height Regulations 2005 broaden the definition of working at height. It also includes any location where someone might fall and get hurt, even if that
As a site manager, your role is like walking a tightrope. You’re constantly balancing deadlines, budgets, subcontractors, and safety requirements. When new workers show up, the pressure is on to get them up to speed quickly. However, they must be trained, skilled, and meet all legal standards before they even
For those working in construction, maintenance, utilities, or infrastructure, the danger of falling from heights is always a concern. We’ve seen firsthand that the most effective way to prevent falls is by applying the Hierarchy of Control, a systematic approach that assists both employers and employees in managing risks in
Work at height is one of the most hazardous activities across the construction, maintenance, and industrial sectors. Every year, countless injuries and fatalities are linked to falls from height, often due to poor planning, incorrect use of equipment, or lack of training. At Leading Edge, we’re dedicated to protecting those
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
As we step into a brand-new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our professional goals and commitments. At the forefront of these should be the safety of our teams of workers, especially when it comes to work at height. Working at height is among the most dangerous activities
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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