This one-day practical course is designed for delegates who need to safely access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role. It is suitable for those working in industries such as, telecommunications, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning), solar installation and building maintenance.
Many of these sectors involve climbing fixed ladders, accessing rooftops and working near roof edges or other fall hazards.
This course aims to support delegates in carrying out these activities safeley by developing the knowledge and practical skills needed to use personal fall protection equipment (PFPE) and pre-installed safety systems.
Developed in line with EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access Scheme, the course combines classroom learning with practical exercises to help delegates understand relevant legislation, identify common hazards and apply safe working practices when accessing and working on flat rooftops.
What does the course cover?
This one-day course combines classroom learning with practical exercises to help delegates develop the knowledge and skills required to safely access and work on flat rooftops.
Topics covered include:
- Relevant legislation, industry guidance and safe working practices
- Identifying common rooftop hazards and assessing risk
- Selecting and inspecting personal fall protection equipment
- Correct use of harnesses, lanyards, and work positioning
- Using fixed fall arrest and work restraint systems
- Selecting suitable anchor points
- Setting up and using temporary work restraint systems
- Working safely with edge protection systems
- Safe access using fixed ladders and appropriate climbing techniques
- Lifting and lowering equipment safely
- Emergency planning, rescue considerations, and suspension syncope awareness
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for delegates who need to safely access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role and require EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access Registration.
It is suitable for those working in roles such as:
- Telecommunications engineers
- HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) engineers
- Solar installation engineers
- Utilities and infrastructure works
- Building maintenance and facilities management teams
- Surveyors and inspection workers
- Contractors who regularly access flat rooftops.
Course Entry Requirements
Delegates should be medically fit to carry out work at height and be comfortable using fixed ladders and personal fall protection equipment.
As this course is delivered in English, delegates should have a good understanding of written and spoken English to take part in both the theory and practical elements of the training.
Which rooftop course do I need?
This is an accredited EUSR course aimed at delegates who need training in both safely accessing flat rooftops and working safely while on them as part of the MATS telecoms climber passport.
If you only require general rooftop safety training without EUSR accreditiation, our Rooftop Safety course may be more suitable.
Upon successful completion of the course and assessment, delegates will be registered on the EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access scheme.
EUSR Registration is valid for 3 years from the date of assessment.
To maintain registration, delegates will need to successfully complete the renewal training and assessment before their registration expires.
EUSR Rooftop Worker – Safety & Access Course FAQs
About EUSR
Q1. What is EUSR?
EUSR (Energy & Utility Skills Register) is the skills register for the utilities and infrastructure sector. It records individuals who have successfully completed recognised training, helping employers verify industry-recognised training and registration.
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Q2. Is this course accredited?
Yes. This course follows the EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access scheme and is delivered by HSS Training, an approved EUSR training provider.
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About the Course
Q3. What is a rooftop worker?
A rooftop worker is someone who needs to access and work on rooftops as part of their role. This course is designed to support delegates working at height by covering safe rooftop access, the use of fall protection equipment and safe working practices in line with the EUSR scheme.
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Q4. What's the difference between Rooftop Worker Safety & Access and Rooftop Safety?
This course is intended for delegates who require access to rooftops and work at height training as part of the MATS telecomes climber passport. If you only require general rooftop safety training, our Rooftop Safety course may be more suitable.
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Q5. How long does the course take to complete?
The course is delivered over one day and includes a combination of classroom-based learning, practical exercises and assessment.
__________________________________________________________________________
Who Should Attend
Q6. Who is this course for?
Aimed at delegates who access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role, including those working in telecommunications, utilities, building maintenance, HVAC, solar installation and inspection.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q7. Are there any entry requirements?
Delegates should be medically and physically fit to work at height, have a good understanding of written and spoken English, and be able to take part in practical activities. If you have any medical concerns or require adjustments, please contact our team on 0345 605 0006 before booking.
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How the Training Works
Q8. Is the course classroom-based or practical?
Training combines classroom-based learning with practical exercises. Delegates will use fall protection equipment, access systems and fixed ladders under the guidance of experienced trainers.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q9. Is lunch provided during the course?
Lunch is not provided so delegates are advised to bring their own lunch or make use of nearby facilities. Training centres are equipped with a kettle, microwave and fridge if needed.
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Q10. What should I bring on the day?
Suitable PPE is required for the practical elements of the course, including safety boots, hi-vis vest/jacket, a hard hat, gloves, eye protection, long-sleeved top and full-length trousers (shorts are not permitted). If you need to purchase PPE from HSS Training please contact our team on 0345 605 0006 before your course start date.
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Q11. Is there parking available at the training centre?
Most of our training venues offer free on-site parking, although spaces may be limited. You’ll receive full parking details, including What3Words navigation, once your booking is confirmed. Alternatively, you can check parking availability at your chosen training centre using our Training Centres page.
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Assessments & Certification
Q12. How is the course assessed?
Assessment consists of a multiple choice or short answer question test, and a practical assessment that involves accessing roofs or rooftops and working safely.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Q13. What certification will I receive?
Successful delegates will be registered on the EUSR Rooftop Worker – Safety & Access scheme for three years. Renewal requires successful completion of the relevant training and assessment before registration expires.
__________________________________________________________________________
Delegate Support & Accessibility
Q14. What support is available if I have additional needs or require adjustments?
At HSS Training, we are committed to providing an inclusive and supportive learning environment. If you’re neurodivergent, have a disability, have a specific learning need, or English isn’t your first language, please refer to our reasonable adjustments guide.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Still Have Questions?
If you need further support please contact us on 0345 605 0006, use our live chat or email training@hss.com.
_________________________________________________________________________________
This one-day practical course is designed for delegates who need to safely access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role. It is suitable for those working in industries such as, telecommunications, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning), solar installation and building maintenance.
Many of these sectors involve climbing fixed ladders, accessing rooftops and working near roof edges or other fall hazards.
This course aims to support delegates in carrying out these activities safeley by developing the knowledge and practical skills needed to use personal fall protection equipment (PFPE) and pre-installed safety systems.
Developed in line with EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access Scheme, the course combines classroom learning with practical exercises to help delegates understand relevant legislation, identify common hazards and apply safe working practices when accessing and working on flat rooftops.
What does the course cover?
This one-day course combines classroom learning with practical exercises to help delegates develop the knowledge and skills required to safely access and work on flat rooftops.
Topics covered include:
- Relevant legislation, industry guidance and safe working practices
- Identifying common rooftop hazards and assessing risk
- Selecting and inspecting personal fall protection equipment
- Correct use of harnesses, lanyards, and work positioning
- Using fixed fall arrest and work restraint systems
- Selecting suitable anchor points
- Setting up and using temporary work restraint systems
- Working safely with edge protection systems
- Safe access using fixed ladders and appropriate climbing techniques
- Lifting and lowering equipment safely
- Emergency planning, rescue considerations, and suspension syncope awareness
EUSR Rooftop Worker – Safety & Access Course FAQs
About EUSR
Q1. What is EUSR?
EUSR (Energy & Utility Skills Register) is the skills register for the utilities and infrastructure sector. It records individuals who have successfully completed recognised training, helping employers verify industry-recognised training and registration.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Q2. Is this course accredited?
Yes. This course follows the EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access scheme and is delivered by HSS Training, an approved EUSR training provider.
__________________________________________________________________________
About the Course
Q3. What is a rooftop worker?
A rooftop worker is someone who needs to access and work on rooftops as part of their role. This course is designed to support delegates working at height by covering safe rooftop access, the use of fall protection equipment and safe working practices in line with the EUSR scheme.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q4. What's the difference between Rooftop Worker Safety & Access and Rooftop Safety?
This course is intended for delegates who require access to rooftops and work at height training as part of the MATS telecomes climber passport. If you only require general rooftop safety training, our Rooftop Safety course may be more suitable.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q5. How long does the course take to complete?
The course is delivered over one day and includes a combination of classroom-based learning, practical exercises and assessment.
__________________________________________________________________________
Who Should Attend
Q6. Who is this course for?
Aimed at delegates who access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role, including those working in telecommunications, utilities, building maintenance, HVAC, solar installation and inspection.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q7. Are there any entry requirements?
Delegates should be medically and physically fit to work at height, have a good understanding of written and spoken English, and be able to take part in practical activities. If you have any medical concerns or require adjustments, please contact our team on 0345 605 0006 before booking.
_________________________________________________________________________________
How the Training Works
Q8. Is the course classroom-based or practical?
Training combines classroom-based learning with practical exercises. Delegates will use fall protection equipment, access systems and fixed ladders under the guidance of experienced trainers.
__________________________________________________________________________
Q9. Is lunch provided during the course?
Lunch is not provided so delegates are advised to bring their own lunch or make use of nearby facilities. Training centres are equipped with a kettle, microwave and fridge if needed.
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Q10. What should I bring on the day?
Suitable PPE is required for the practical elements of the course, including safety boots, hi-vis vest/jacket, a hard hat, gloves, eye protection, long-sleeved top and full-length trousers (shorts are not permitted). If you need to purchase PPE from HSS Training please contact our team on 0345 605 0006 before your course start date.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Q11. Is there parking available at the training centre?
Most of our training venues offer free on-site parking, although spaces may be limited. You’ll receive full parking details, including What3Words navigation, once your booking is confirmed. Alternatively, you can check parking availability at your chosen training centre using our Training Centres page.
______________________________________________________________________________
Assessments & Certification
Q12. How is the course assessed?
Assessment consists of a multiple choice or short answer question test, and a practical assessment that involves accessing roofs or rooftops and working safely.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Q13. What certification will I receive?
Successful delegates will be registered on the EUSR Rooftop Worker – Safety & Access scheme for three years. Renewal requires successful completion of the relevant training and assessment before registration expires.
__________________________________________________________________________
Delegate Support & Accessibility
Q14. What support is available if I have additional needs or require adjustments?
At HSS Training, we are committed to providing an inclusive and supportive learning environment. If you’re neurodivergent, have a disability, have a specific learning need, or English isn’t your first language, please refer to our reasonable adjustments guide.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Still Have Questions?
If you need further support please contact us on 0345 605 0006, use our live chat or email training@hss.com.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for delegates who need to safely access and work on flat rooftops as part of their role and require EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access Registration.
It is suitable for those working in roles such as:
- Telecommunications engineers
- HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) engineers
- Solar installation engineers
- Utilities and infrastructure works
- Building maintenance and facilities management teams
- Surveyors and inspection workers
- Contractors who regularly access flat rooftops.
Course Entry Requirements
Delegates should be medically fit to carry out work at height and be comfortable using fixed ladders and personal fall protection equipment.
As this course is delivered in English, delegates should have a good understanding of written and spoken English to take part in both the theory and practical elements of the training.
Which rooftop course do I need?
This is an accredited EUSR course aimed at delegates who need training in both safely accessing flat rooftops and working safely while on them as part of the MATS telecoms climber passport.
If you only require general rooftop safety training without EUSR accreditiation, our Rooftop Safety course may be more suitable.
Upon successful completion of the course and assessment, delegates will be registered on the EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access scheme.
EUSR Registration is valid for 3 years from the date of assessment.
To maintain registration, delegates will need to successfully complete the renewal training and assessment before their registration expires.
