Training and Competence for Personal Fall Protection Equipment Anchor Systems

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The British Safety Industry Federation (BSIF) Height Safety Group have created a webinar on the new BS 8681:2024 personal fall protection equipment standard.

This new British Standard, BS 8681, published in 2024, marks a significant step forward and sets out clear guidelines for the industry, emphasising competence and safety across all aspects of fall protection systems.

Many of the members of the BSIF Height Safety Group were actively involved in the British Standards Institution (BSI) Working Group that created this standard, ensuring the content will be relevant to those who will be carrying out works needing personal fall protection equipment.

Below you can watch a video of the webinar.

To find out more and view the webinar in sections, click the link below.

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Published 2 April 2025
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