



Height Safety Awareness Training from Heightsafe gives personnel the knowledge and understanding of fall arrest techniques and equipment they need when completing activities whilst Working at Height.
Our half-day awareness course suits personnel in low risk environments, where Work at Height equipment is easy to identify and access is straightforward. For more demanding work, our Level 1, Level 2 and refresher courses build practical skills step by step.
We also run a dedicated course for managers and supervisors. Every course can be delivered at Heightsafe’s premises or on-site at your own premises, anywhere in the UK.
Working at height can expose staff to serious risks: falls, instability, poorly maintained equipment or unexpected hazards. Even in “low-risk” situations, a lack of awareness or weak controls can lead to accidents, injury or worse.
Our training ensures your team understands how to identify dangers, manage risks and comply with relevant legislation, so they can stay safe and operate with confidence.
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for:
Our training is designed to support organisations across many sectors, including:
When it comes to working at height, experience and credibility matter. Heightsafe Systems has built its reputation as a trusted safety partner for businesses across the UK by combining specialist knowledge, hands-on expertise and a commitment to keeping people safe.
By choosing Heightsafe Systems, you’re not simply booking a course — you’re investing in a safer, more confident workforce.
Book your Height Safety Awareness Training today and take a proactive step towards compliance, protection and peace of mind.
Heightsafe’s specialist Height Safety Awareness Training course gives personnel the knowledge and understanding of Fall Arrest techniques and equipment for activities whilst Working at Height. It’s suitable for low risk environments, where Work at Height equipment is easy to identify and access is straightforward.
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Course Information
Heightsafe’s Level 1 course is designed for personnel with knowledge and experience of Working at Height, who use varying Fall Arrest equipment in a number of environments. It builds practical skills in fitting Personal Fall Protection, climbing with twin lanyards and responding to emergencies.
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Heightsafe’s Level 2 course is designed for experienced personnel, including those expected to work in unprotected areas or move between anchors. Delegates learn to inspect Fall Arrest equipment, know how to dispose of it after a fall, and gain the knowledge to order suitable equipment.
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Heightsafe’s Level 2 Refresher course is designed for personnel who have already completed a Level 2 course and need to renew their certification. Over one day, delegates refresh their knowledge and practise the practical and rescue skills they use on site.
Aims and Objectives
This refresher course covers the same aims and objectives as Heightsafe’s Level 2 course, and is only available to those with previous certification.
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Heightsafe’s Manager and Supervisor course is designed for roles such as Site Supervisor or Health and Safety Manager. It covers the legislation and responsibilities those roles carry, and also benefits office-based staff who manage personnel Working at Height.
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Course Information
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to make sure anyone working at height is competent, or supervised by someone who is. They apply wherever someone could fall a distance liable to cause injury, not just at great heights.
The regulations set out a clear order of control: avoid work at height where possible, prevent falls with collective measures such as edge protection, and only then minimise the consequences with personal fall protection.
Our courses explain these duties in practical terms, so delegates understand what the law expects of them, how to plan work safely, and when to raise concerns before work begins.
Getting this wrong can lead to enforcement action as well as serious harm, so competence should be planned for before any work at height begins.
The right level depends on the work your team carries out and the equipment they use. As a general guide:
If you’re unsure which level suits your team, our specialists can talk through your work and recommend a suitable course.
We host courses at Heightsafe’s premises, or our trainers can come out to your premises anywhere in the UK. On-site training lets delegates practise on the access routes, anchors and equipment they use every day.
Courses range from half a day to two days and combine classroom learning with practical exercises. Level 1 and Level 2 delegates fit equipment, climb with twin lanyards and see rescue techniques demonstrated.
Groups are kept small, with a trainer to student ratio of 1 to 10 on the awareness and manager courses, and 1 to 6 on Level 1, Level 2 and refresher courses.
Certification is provided on completion of every course and is valid for 3 years. Keeping records of each person’s training helps you show competence to clients, principal contractors and auditors.
Level 2 holders can renew their certificate with our one-day refresher. For specialist skills, delegates often add our Harness Awareness Training or Rooftop Safety Awareness Training.
The equipment matters as much as the training. Heightsafe can inspect and maintain your harnesses and lanyards through our PPE Kit Testing and Maintenance service.
It’s training that helps personnel recognise work at height hazards, follow safe working practices and understand fall arrest equipment. Our courses range from a half-day awareness session to practical Level 1 and Level 2 courses.
Our half-day awareness course suits low risk environments. Level 1 adds practical fall arrest skills, Level 2 covers unprotected areas and casualty rescue, and our Manager and Supervisor course focuses on legislation and responsibilities.
The awareness course takes half a day. Level 1, the Level 2 Refresher and the Manager and Supervisor courses each take one day, and Level 2 takes two days.
Certification is provided on completion of every Height Safety Awareness Training course and is valid for 3 years. Level 2 holders can renew theirs through our one-day Level 2 Refresher course.
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require anyone working at height to be competent, or supervised by someone who is. Training is the most common way employers achieve and demonstrate that competence.
We host courses at Heightsafe’s premises or deliver them on-site at your premises anywhere in the UK. On-site training means delegates can practise in the environments they work in every day.
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