IPAF Harness Training Course
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Cost £95 pp + vat.
Course Content
Aimed at anyone who wants an in-depth knowledge of harness inspection. The course has a focus on harness use in mewps but also covers fall arrest and other uses. Successful completion allows you to inspect harnesses to comply with requirements of the PPE Regulations.
Our half day course meets IPAF criteria laid down by major contractors and focuses on Regulations & Guidance. It covers fall prevention, work positioning, fall arrest priorities and measures.
Part of the training shows different types of equipment and what to choose. There is a strong focus on which equipment to use in certain types of MEWPS (mobile elevating work platforms). We also deal with storage and the importance of inspection and pre-use checks along with hazards and precautions. Candidates receive IPAF certificate valid for 5 years.
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