1. Introduction to Mobile Access Towers
2. Tower Assembly
3. Stability
4. Safe Use of Towers
5. Repositioning Towers
6. Tower Inspection
7. Care & Maintenance
8. Tower Dismantle
9. Regulations and Standards

THE LADDER ASSOCIATION STANDARD COURSE.                                                              

1. Select appropriate work at height equipment for a task
2. Assess and determine when it is appropriate to use ladders and stepladders
3. Correctly locate and safely use ladders and stepladders
4. Inspect ladders and stepladders for damage

And ensures delegates have an understanding of:

1. Legislation and regulations affecting work at height
2. Product standards and classifications for ladders and stepladders
3. Hazards affecting the use of ladders and stepladders

INSPECTORS COURSE    (Delegates must obtain Standard Card before attending Inspectors Course)

0. Accurately record details of ladders
0. Identify component parts using industry standard naming conventions
0. Thoroughly inspect ladders and stepladders, and identify safety critical faults
0. Record your findings in accordance with statutory requirements (as outlined in PUWER ACOPs 163)
0. Recommend action to be taken if faults found
   
   

   INTERNATIONAL POWERED ACCESS FEDERATION

   Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) courses for: 

   • Operators
   • Demonstrators

   Categories of MEWP equipment:

   • Static Vertical (1a)
   • Static Boom (1b)
   • Mobile Vertical (3a)
   • Mobile Boom (3b)
   • Insulated Aerial Device (IAD)
   • Specialist machines (SPECIAL)

   Other courses:

   • Harness Use and Inspection (H)
   • Loading/Unloading (LOAD)
   • MEWPs for Managers (MM)
   • Telehandler Platform - Integrated (TPI)

   ACCESS TRAINING SOLUTIONS

   Working at Height Regulations 2005 (Half Day course), 
   
   A stand alone module designed for anyone involved in the planning, supervision or management of work at height.  No previous experience necessary
   
   The course takes a carefully structured look at:
   
   - The Legal Duties imposed by the Work at Height Regulations 2005
   - Explains the importance of planning for all work at height
   - The Risk Assessment process - now required by law for all work at height
   - The Hierarchy of Measures - a detailed look at avoidance, safe places of work, and work equipment
   
   The course includes a number of Group Exercises giving your staff hands-on experience of the practical skills necessary to:
   
   - Carry out a work at height Risk Assessment 
   - Assess Safe Places of Work 
   - Select appropriate and cost-effective Work Equipment, we look at Scaffold, Mobile Towers, Powered Access (Scissor Lifts, Self  Propelled Booms, Van Mounts and Trailer Mounts) Steps ,Ladders and Harnesses 
   - Plan appropriate rescue and emergency procedures
   
   Course includes an examination with a Certificate detailing all topics covered.
   

   For further details on courses please see:

   • PASMA
   • TLA 
   • IPAF