Course Overview

PASMA Low-Level Access training will equip you with the specialist knowledge you need to work safely with any low level work platforms under 2.5 metres.

The course can train up to 12 delegates and covers the following:

• Work at height responsibilities of employers, employees, and suppliers.
• Standards affecting the manufacture and use of low level access equipment.
• Where to find crucial safety information.
• When it’s safe to use low level access equipment, and when it’s not.
• Carrying out pre-use checks and post-assembly inspections on low level access equipment.
• The components used in low level access equipment.
• Assembling and dismantling low level access equipment, including the 3T method.
• Good practices for the safe use of low level access equipment.
• Accessing a platform safely.
• Moving low level access equipment.
• Identifying hazards in the work environment.
• Avoiding personal health hazards.

How long is the course?

The PASMA Low Level Access training is a One-Day course. We ask all trainees to be on site for 08:00.
The course will start shortly after and normally finishes between 16:00 & 16:30.

Where is training held?

We run PASMA Towers training in one of our fully equipped Training Centres at Blackpool, Preston, Warrington, Manchester, Lancaster & Castleford.

We can also facilitate through accredited providers either nationally on site, if you require on-site training please contact 0300 323 2022.

What is included?

• Mobile Low Level Access, Training manuals, Digital Certificate
• Registration fee to PASMA
• Photos and Operator Cards are all included in the cost.
• Candidates will be required to bring with them their PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).