Most working at height incidents do not occur because organisations failed to complete a risk assessment. They occur because the conditions assumed during planning no longer match those workers face…

Falls from height remain one of the most persistent and serious risks in industry. Fall-arrest harnesses are a key safety control — but unless they are used, and used correctly,…

Typical hazards include: Unprotected edges or openings Fragile, sloping or deteriorated surfaces Incorrect or unsafe ladder use Improvised or modified access methods Falling tools or materials Weather exposure, including wind,…

A working at height risk assessment only prevents falls when it examines the real context in which the job is carried out, not just the hazards listed on a checklist.…

Falls are a leading cause of workplace fatalities and serious injuries. If you’re an employer, you are legally responsible for keeping your people safe when they’re working at height. By…