Working at Heights

Working at Heights

Before someone leaves the ground, is the fall risk controlled?

A practical fall-prevention readiness check covering planning, competence, access, equipment, anchors, rescue and supervision.

11 questionsFocused screening check
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What this check looks at
01Planning
02Access & equipment
03Fall protection
04Rescue & supervision
Scope: This is a screening tool. It does not determine full statutory compliance, replace a competent-person assessment, or override equipment-, activity-, client- or site-specific duties.
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Why this matters

A harness is not a fall-protection plan.

Good height-work control starts by preventing exposure, then combines safe access, collective protection, competent people, compatible equipment, suitable anchors and a rescue plan that can actually work.

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