Working safely at height module roller rack
Improperly constructed mobile scaffolding is unnecessary and dangerous. The construction of mobile scaffolding must be safer with the aim of fewer fall accidents. Unfortunately, you rarely come across well-built mobile scaffolding outside the supplier's showroom. Falling accidents are the most common accidents, while a safe workplace at height does not have to be a problem. Creating a safe workplace is very easy with mobile scaffolding. Theory content: The legal framework (codex well-being at work) Use of collective and PPE when working at height with mobile scaffolding Step-by-step plan Correct use, assembly & disassembly of mobile scaffolding Practical content: The use of a harness Being able to apply general safety rules What is an anchorage point? Correct construction of an anchorage point scaffolding Load distribution Moving and climbing Target group number of people: All employees who work at heights with mobile scaffolding. Up to max. 15 people. Didactic material: Theory: classroom Practice: 1 roller cage with 3 floors indoor or outdoor space with a minimum surface area of 100 m² Materials in collaboration with Heyerick partner Medoh Location: Company internal or in Nazareth (Heyerick) Timetable: ½ day as a toolbox with 1 hour of theory 3 hours of practice