Working At Height

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Module is designed to raise awareness of the hazards when working at height, the workplace precautions that should be applied while gaining access to height and in using work platforms. Explains the requirements of working safely by following the health and safety executives guidance notes safe use of ladders and step ladders an employers guide (indg40) and the work at height regulations a brief guide (indg401)

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