IPAF Harness Inspection, Awareness & User

£205.00

This IPAF Harness Inspection, Awareness and User course provides the knowledge needed to select, monitor and manage the correct use of harnesses and lanyards in a MEWP.

The course also covers the statutory inspection of harnesses, lanyards and associated personal fall protection equipment used in mobile elevating work platforms.

This is a theory-only course. A practical assessment through IPAF Harness User Training is required before a delegate can use a harness in a MEWP.

ACT delivers IPAF Harness Inspection, Awareness and User training from our Dingwall training centre and at customer locations across the Highlands, Inverness, Aberdeen, Fort William and throughout Scotland.

This IPAF Harness Inspection, Awareness and User course provides the knowledge needed to select, monitor and manage the correct use of harnesses and lanyards in a MEWP.

The course also covers the statutory inspection of harnesses, lanyards and associated personal fall protection equipment used in mobile elevating work platforms.

This is a theory-only course. A practical assessment through IPAF Harness User Training is required before a delegate can use a harness in a MEWP.

ACT delivers IPAF Harness Inspection, Awareness and User training from our Dingwall training centre and at customer locations across the Highlands, Inverness, Aberdeen, Fort William and throughout Scotland.

Course Duration: 1 Day

Maximum Delegates: 10 Delegates

Certificate Expiry: 5 Years

Delivery Method: Classroom Based Theory and Practical

Approved By: IPAF

Introduction

  • Hierarchy of Person Fall Protective Equipment (PFPE)

  • Know your Equipment: Harness Systems

  • Anchor Points

  • Boom Platform Hazards: Stay Safe

  • Vertical Platform Hazards: Stay Safe

  • Pre-use Checks

  • Donning and Doffing

  • Cleaning and Storage

  • Introduction

  • Statutory Inspections

  • Types of Detailed Inspections

  • Longevity and Obsolescence

  • Common Types of Damage and Criteria for Failure

  • Inspection Report

  • Summary