Work Safely at Heights

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Work Safely at Heights

Develop the skills and confidence to work safely at heights with our Work Safely at Heights course. This nationally recognised training teaches participants how to identify fall hazards, use height safety equipment correctly, apply risk control measures, and comply with Australian WHS legislation and industry standards.


Reduce Fall Risks. Work with Confidence. Stay WHS Compliant.

Our Work Safely at Heights course provides participants with the practical knowledge and hands-on skills required to safely perform work at height in a variety of industries. This nationally recognised training focuses on identifying fall hazards, assessing risks, selecting and using height safety equipment, and implementing safe work procedures that comply with Australian Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) legislation.

Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of serious workplace injuries and fatalities. This course prepares participants to work safely on roofs, scaffolding, elevated work platforms (EWPs), ladders, towers, and other elevated work areas by applying industry best practices and Australian safety standards.

Participants receive practical training using height safety equipment and learn how to minimise risks while working confidently in high-risk environments.

Why Choose Our Course?

Our Work Safely at Heights course combines expert instruction with practical, hands-on training to prepare participants for real workplace situations.

Why Choose Us?
  • Qualified and experienced trainers
  • Nationally recognised training
  • Practical hands-on learning
  • Modern height safety equipment
  • Realistic workplace scenarios
  • Industry-relevant training materials
  • Flexible training schedules
  • Affordable course fees
  • Supportive learning environment
  • Training aligned with Australian WHS legislation and industry standards
1. What is the Work Safely at Heights course?

This course teaches participants how to safely work at elevated locations by identifying hazards, managing risks, using fall protection equipment, and following Australian WHS requirements.

2. Who should complete this course?

The course is suitable for anyone who is required to work at heights, including construction workers, maintenance personnel, electricians, roofers, scaffolders, and other tradespeople.

3. Is practical training included?

Yes. Participants receive practical training using harnesses, lanyards, fall arrest systems, and other height safety equipment while learning safe work procedures.

4. How long does the course take?

The course is generally completed within Half a day or less, depending on the learner’s ability and experience

5. Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Participants who successfully complete the training and assessment requirements will receive the applicable nationally recognised Statement of Attainment.

Completing the Work Safely at Heights course provides many valuable benefits, including:

  • Reduce the risk of falls and workplace injuries.
  • Improve workplace safety and hazard awareness.
  • Meet Australian WHS compliance requirements.
  • Gain practical experience using height safety equipment.
  • Build confidence when working at elevated locations.
  • Improve emergency response preparedness.
  • Increase employment opportunities across construction, mining, maintenance, and industrial sectors.
  • Develop practical, job-ready working at heights skills.
  • Promote safer workplace practices.
  • Receive a nationally recognised qualification valued by employers.

By completing this course, participants will learn how to:

  • Identify hazards associated with working at heights.
  • Conduct workplace risk assessments before commencing work.
  • Apply the hierarchy of risk control measures.
  • Select and correctly use personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Inspect and use fall prevention and fall arrest systems.
  • Safely use harnesses, lanyards, anchor points, and lifelines.
  • Work safely on scaffolding, ladders, and elevated work platforms (EWPs).
  • Follow Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) and permit requirements.
  • Respond to emergencies and rescue procedures.
  • Inspect height safety equipment before and after use.
  • Maintain workplace safety documentation.
  • Comply with Australian WHS legislation and industry standards.

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