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Free Working at Heights Trainer Resources

Free resources for Working at Heights trainers — quiz, handout, lesson plan, icebreakers and feedback form covering the Work at Height Regulations 2005.

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All 5 resources are free to download and use in your training sessions. No registration required.

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15-Question Quiz

Assessment quiz with full answer key — ready to print and use in your session.

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General Handout

Overview handout covering key legislation, 8 key points, and a 5-step overview — ideal for delegates.

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Specific Step-by-Step Handout

Detailed step-by-step technique guide with numbered visual steps — perfect for practical sessions.

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Infographic — Stats & Facts

Colourful infographic with key statistics, legislation facts, and trainer CTA — great for display.

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Lesson Plan & Feedback Form

Full session timetable plus learner feedback form — everything you need to run a professional session.

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What is Working at Heights Training?

Working at Heights training covers the hierarchy of controls, selection and use of access equipment, fall prevention and arrest systems, and legal requirements under the Work at Height Regulations 2005.

Why Become a Working at Heights Trainer?

Falls from height are the leading cause of workplace fatalities in the UK. Qualified Working at Heights trainers are needed in construction, maintenance, warehousing and facilities management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Work at Height Regulations 2005?
The WAH Regulations 2005 require employers to avoid work at height where possible, use work equipment or other measures to prevent falls, and use equipment or measures to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall.
What is the hierarchy of controls for working at heights?
The hierarchy is: avoid work at height → collective fall prevention (guardrails) → collective fall arrest (nets, airbags) → personal fall prevention (restraint) → personal fall arrest (harness) → ladders/stepladders.
When can ladders be used for work at height?
Ladders can be used when the risk assessment shows they are the most suitable equipment, the work is of short duration, and the nature of the work allows a handhold to be maintained.
Are these working at heights resources free?
Yes — all 5 resources are completely free to download and use in your training sessions with no registration required.

Want to Become a Certified Working at Heights Trainer?

Abertay Training offers accredited Train the Trainer courses for Working at Heights. Nationally recognised, CPD certified, available UK-wide.

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