Working at Height Management Plan

Safety should always remain a top priority on site, especially when working at heights.

Working at heights remains a high risk activity, with falling from above ground level being a major cause of injuries and fatal accidents.

Sites should provide modern, up to date equipment and tools, as well as risk information and safety processes to follow.

This site has minimised the risk of working at height by doing the following:

A Working at Height Management Plan was created to identify, control, monitor and allocate accountabilities to persons in control of working at height activities;
This plan was to be created individually for every site and stated what measures had to be in place in relation to operatives, tools and materials to prevent them from falling.

To find out more, click the link below.

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Published 8 January 2016
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Categories
Controlled access, Controls and expected behaviours,

Size of site
Large,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

Jack Endean
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