Work at Height

Short Safety Course

Work at Height

In this Work at Height course, you will learn the hazards and relevant precautions when working at height, as well as how to assess the risks.

Dates

04 December 2026

Location

SETA Health & Safety Training

Stockport

SK4 1PQ

Price per person

£215 + VAT

1 day

Course duration

In-House available

or Open courses at SETA

location

SETA Certificate

Outcome

Course overview

Understand the requirements for working safely at height

The Work at Height Regulations place a clear focus on employee safety when working at height. The regulations define a hierarchy of control measures and schedules relating to work equipment.

This one-day classroom course helps attendees understand these requirements, the hazards and relevant precautions when working at height, and how to assess the risks.

Classroom location

SETA Health & Safety Training Centre

In-company delivery

Train your team at your premises

This course can be delivered at company premises anywhere in the UK. SETA can tailor delivery around your organisation and workforce.

Who is this course for?

For employees who work at height

Employees required to work at height

This course is suitable for employees required to work at height who need to understand the relevant hazards, precautions and risk-assessment requirements.

Course content

What the course covers

01

Regulatory requirements

The relevant requirements of the Work at Height Regulations.

02

Hazards and precautions

The hazards and relevant precautions when working at height.

03

Risk assessment

Assessing the risk of working at height.

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Certification

Successful completion of the course assessment will result in the issue of a SETA certificate.

Payment

Payment is taken when the course booking is confirmed. Invoice payments must be made within 30 days or before the course starts, whichever is sooner. All course fees are subject to VAT.

Need advice?

For more information about dates, bookings or in-house delivery

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Posted on

3 September 2026