Working at Height Knowledge Base

In this blog we take a look at training for work at height, why you need it, and what benefits you’ll see from doing the training.

An overview of industries and professionals who can benefit most from working at height training to ensure safety and compliance.

This blog post aims to shed light on the significance of PTWs and why your organisation should consider integrating them into your safety protocols.

This article traces how evolving safety equipment, training, and regulations have revolutionised worksite safety for those who working at height.

A new study found that falls from a height between 2021 and 2022 were the main cause of fatal workplace injuries.

Here we answer some of the frequently asked questions surrounding work at height, working at height regulations and training.

Working at a height continues to be a leading factor in fatalities and serious injuries.

A recent survey reveals that nearly 60% of industry experts believe construction workers do not fully understand the dangers of working at heights.

Working at a height continues to be a leading factor in fatalities and serious injuries.

Discover the essential equipment for working at height and understand the associated hazards to ensure safety while performing tasks at elevated levels.

Learn how to safely access an isolated anti-pendulum post using adjustable PPE while maintaining a secure restraint position.

Watch this video to learn the proper method for attaching the Söll GlideLoc Universal 2 travelling device.

This page and video explain how to attach and remove an MSA Latchways removable travelling device from a horizontal fall protection system.

This video demonstrates how to correctly put on an MSA safety harness, with guidance applicable to most harnesses.

Watch this step-by-step guide to correctly attach an MSA Latchways Transfastener to a horizontal safety system, ensuring maximum safety and efficiency.

Learn how to correctly attach the MSA Latchways LadderLatch vertical travelling device, ensuring continuous protection and hands-free flexibility while working at height.

Learn the proper technique for safely transferring between two MSA Latchways fall protection systems, a method adaptable to other systems and anchor points with suitable attachment devices.