After being exposed to a variety of equipment and access techniques, learners follow the narrative of a maintenance worker performing a common activity and decide which approach is the most effective and safest The Working At Height (WAH) training, conducted by Elite Offshore, is for anyone working at a height above 6 feet. The delegates may be from any industry, offshore, marine, ports or OSHA industries. Working at Height (WAH) training equips workers with essential skills for safely navigating elevated environments. Through hands-on instruction, comprehensive theory sessions and practical exercise, participants learn proper harness usage, equipment inspection, and emergency procedures to be adopted while working at heights. The WAH training emphasizes on hazard awareness and prevention strategies, empowering workers to confidently execute tasks at height while prioritizing safety.

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• Anyone who is required to work at height above 6 feet.

• 1. Introduction to working at height
• 2. Understanding risks and hazards
• 3. Risk assessment and control measures
• 4. Fall prevention and protection
• 5. Safe work practices
• 6. Working with ladders
• 7. Use of mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs)
• 8. Emergency preparedness
• 9. Environmental factors
• 10. Equipment inspection
• 11. Health and safety responsibilities
• 12. Suspension trauma
• 13. Case studies
• 14. Practical exercises and demonstrations