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Topic 1: Overview

Lesson 1 of 23: Welcome

Lesson 2 of 23: The "2-Metre" Myth

Lesson 3 of 23: Above and below

Topic 2: What Does the Law Say?

Lesson 4 of 23: Legislation

Lesson 5 of 23: Employer Duties

Lesson 6 of 23: Employee Duties

Lesson 7 of 23: Safety Scenario Matcher

Topic 3: Risk Assessment

Lesson 8 of 23: Risk Assessment

Lesson 9 of 23: Select the correct equipment

Lesson 10 of 23: Considerations

Topic 4: Equipment

Lesson 11 of 23: Mobile Scaffolding

Lesson 12 of 23: Podiums

Lesson 13 of 23: Ladders

Lesson 14 of 23: Stepladders

Lesson 15 of 23: Personal Fall Arrest Equipment

Lesson 16 of 23: Use Equipment Correctly

Topic 5: Competence

Lesson 17 of 23: Competence

Lesson 18 of 23: Equipment and Safety Training

Lesson 19 of 23: Personal Safety Duties

Lesson 20 of 23: Hazard Management and Reporting

Summary

Lesson 21 of 23: Summary

Lesson 22 of 23: Knowledge Check

Lesson 23 of 23: Conclusion

Quiz

Final Assessment: Question 1

Final Assessment: Question 2

Final Assessment: Question 3

Final Assessment: Question 4

Final Assessment: Question 5

Final Assessment: Question 6

Final Assessment: Question 7

Final Assessment: Question 8

Final Assessment: Question 9

Final Assessment: Question 10

Stay safe, stay compliant, and work smarter at height. Essential Safety and Risk Management for Working at Height is a practical, compliance-aligned course designed for contractors, supervisors, and site managers who plan, supervise, or carry out tasks at, above, or below ground level. Across 23 concise lessons, you’ll debunk myths like the “2‑meter rule,” understand what the law actually requires, and learn how to apply dynamic risk assessments and the Hierarchy of Control to real job sites. You’ll compare access solutions (mobile scaffolds, podiums, ladders, and stepladders), master pre‑use checks, and use personal fall protection correctly—without shortcuts that compromise safety. The course also clarifies employer and employee duties, competence requirements, and the critical role of reporting near misses to prevent repeat incidents. Interactive mini‑games and a final assessment reinforce learning and help you retain what matters on site. By the end, you’ll confidently plan safer work, choose the right equipment, and lead a safety‑first culture that reduces downtime, avoids legal exposure, and protects your team. If you work where a fall is possible—even in excavations or basements—this course gives you the knowledge and checklists to do the job right the first time.

Essential Safety and Risk Management for Working at Height

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            <p>Most of us have been on site long enough to know that working at height isn't just about being twenty stories up on a skyscraper. It’s one of the biggest risks we face daily, yet there are still plenty of old wives' tales floating around—like that "2-metre rule" some guys still swear by. In reality, a fall from any height can end a career, and the law doesn't care if you were on a step-up or a crane; it cares if you were safe. This course is designed to cut through the noise and get straight to the core objectives of keeping you and your crew in one piece, focusing on the professional competence and legal compliance that actually keeps a site running without a hitch.</p>

<p>We’re going to dive into the nuts and bolts of risk assessment, moving past the paperwork to look at how the Hierarchy of Control actually works when you're deciding between a mobile tower, a podium, or a ladder. We’ll cover the legal side of things—what you’re responsible for and what your boss needs to provide—so there’s no confusion when things get busy. From inspecting your harness for chemical damage to making sure your leaning ladder is at that 1-in-4 angle, we’re covering the gear and the grit. By the time we’re done, you’ll have a solid handle on managing hazards and reporting near-misses, ensuring that "working at height" is just another part of the job done right, rather than a gamble with your livelihood.</p>
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