Working at height is a leading cause of workplace accidents, responsible for more fatal incidents than anything else.
Working at height includes any task where a person could be injured by a fall – even if
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 is the primary piece of UK legislation relating to working at height
Risk assessments are an important part of any organisation’s health and safety strategy. Far from being “just another
Any task that carries a risk of personal injury from a fall counts as “working at height”. In
“Working at height” means doing any job where the person could be injured by falling. This includes work
Our related Courses When most people think of “working at height”, they might picture construction workers high on
Working at height can be a dangerous part of a worker’s occupation. Responsible for 8% of non-fatal accidents
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 came into effect on 6th April 2005 with the aim of reducing
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