This 1 day course is aimed at delegates who need to safely access rooftops or similar structures using pre-installed fall arrest systems, such as fixed ladders and permanent horizontal safety systems. The course combines theory and practical exercises and aims to support delegates in applying work restraint techniques safely while working at height.
The course content covers pre-use inspections, safe use of pre-installed access systems, how to set up work restraint systems for fall prevention using a range of techniques and equipment and identifying hazards, in line with the Work at Height Regulations 2005, HSE HSG33 Health and Safety in Roof Work, and MATs GN011 Rooftop Access and Work.
Equipment used in training will include full body harnesses, work restraint and fall arrest lanyards, double lanyards, work positioning systems and permanently installed vertical and horizontal systems.
Please Note: For those looking for rooftop training that will form a part of their MATS telecoms climber passport please visit our MATS Rooftop Worker Safety & Access training course.
The course involves 7 hours of classroom-based and practical tuition.
- Legislation and regulations surrounding Work at Height
- Risk assessments and Emergency & Rescue plans
- Typical hazards associated with rooftops and working at height and the importance of avoiding these
- Prevention of falls & injuries
- PPE & pre-use checks and fitting
- Utilisation of work positioning techniques and safe anchor points
- Safe use of portable and permanent vertical systems
- Safe use of lanyards and harnesses
- Safe use of work restraint systems
- Safe climbing techniques
- Lifting & lowering small items
Aimed at people who need to access rooftops or similar structures as part of their work and require general rooftop safety training.
It may be suitable for people working in roles such as:
- Telecommunications and utilities
- Building maintenance and facilities management
- HVAC and mechanical services
- Solar installations and maintenance
- Roofing and property maintenance
- Surveying and inspection
- Other roles where access to rooftops forms part of the job
Course Entry Requirements
Delegates are expected to carry out activities at height and should have confirmation or self-certification of adequate medical fitness. A list of contraindications is available on request.
Delegates should also have a good knowledge of written and spoken English to take part in the training.
Which rooftop safety course do I need?
The right course depends on the requirements of your role, employer or client.
Choose Rooftop Safety if you need general rooftop safety training and do not require a specific MATS or EUSR registration.
If you need:
- Rooftop training for the MATS telecoms climber passport: you may need our MATS Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access course.
- EUSR registration for rooftop work: you may need our EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access course.
- The use of horizontal safety lines or more advanced restraint equipment should consider the Work Restraint course.
If you're unsure which course is right for you, we recommend checking with your employer or client before booking. Our team is available to support you on 0345 605 0006 if you need further guidance.
Additional Support
As a company that is committed to providing high quality services to all our clients, we will always aim to make reasonable adjustments ensuring all individuals receive the required help they need. Click here to learn more
Upon successful completion of the course, delegates will receive certification which is valid for 3 years.
If you require an EUSR accreditation, please let a member of the team know BEFORE booking, on 0345 766 7799, where a member of our team will be happy to support.
This 1 day course is aimed at delegates who need to safely access rooftops or similar structures using pre-installed fall arrest systems, such as fixed ladders and permanent horizontal safety systems. The course combines theory and practical exercises and aims to support delegates in applying work restraint techniques safely while working at height.
The course content covers pre-use inspections, safe use of pre-installed access systems, how to set up work restraint systems for fall prevention using a range of techniques and equipment and identifying hazards, in line with the Work at Height Regulations 2005, HSE HSG33 Health and Safety in Roof Work, and MATs GN011 Rooftop Access and Work.
Equipment used in training will include full body harnesses, work restraint and fall arrest lanyards, double lanyards, work positioning systems and permanently installed vertical and horizontal systems.
Please Note: For those looking for rooftop training that will form a part of their MATS telecoms climber passport please visit our MATS Rooftop Worker Safety & Access training course.
The course involves 7 hours of classroom-based and practical tuition.
- Legislation and regulations surrounding Work at Height
- Risk assessments and Emergency & Rescue plans
- Typical hazards associated with rooftops and working at height and the importance of avoiding these
- Prevention of falls & injuries
- PPE & pre-use checks and fitting
- Utilisation of work positioning techniques and safe anchor points
- Safe use of portable and permanent vertical systems
- Safe use of lanyards and harnesses
- Safe use of work restraint systems
- Safe climbing techniques
- Lifting & lowering small items
Aimed at people who need to access rooftops or similar structures as part of their work and require general rooftop safety training.
It may be suitable for people working in roles such as:
- Telecommunications and utilities
- Building maintenance and facilities management
- HVAC and mechanical services
- Solar installations and maintenance
- Roofing and property maintenance
- Surveying and inspection
- Other roles where access to rooftops forms part of the job
Course Entry Requirements
Delegates are expected to carry out activities at height and should have confirmation or self-certification of adequate medical fitness. A list of contraindications is available on request.
Delegates should also have a good knowledge of written and spoken English to take part in the training.
Which rooftop safety course do I need?
The right course depends on the requirements of your role, employer or client.
Choose Rooftop Safety if you need general rooftop safety training and do not require a specific MATS or EUSR registration.
If you need:
- Rooftop training for the MATS telecoms climber passport: you may need our MATS Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access course.
- EUSR registration for rooftop work: you may need our EUSR Rooftop Worker - Safety & Access course.
- The use of horizontal safety lines or more advanced restraint equipment should consider the Work Restraint course.
If you're unsure which course is right for you, we recommend checking with your employer or client before booking. Our team is available to support you on 0345 605 0006 if you need further guidance.
Additional Support
As a company that is committed to providing high quality services to all our clients, we will always aim to make reasonable adjustments ensuring all individuals receive the required help they need. Click here to learn more
Upon successful completion of the course, delegates will receive certification which is valid for 3 years.
If you require an EUSR accreditation, please let a member of the team know BEFORE booking, on 0345 766 7799, where a member of our team will be happy to support.
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