PASMA Towers for Users
26 February 2021 2022-09-14 15:49PASMA Towers for Users
PASMA Towers for Users
Price Per Delegate:
£145.00
Price subject to VAT
Next Course:
01/10/2022
Weekend Course
Course Overview:
Our PASMA Tower for Users Course delivers a minimum of 6 hours of instruction and is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 12 delegates, providing training on mobile access towers manufactured in aluminium alloy or GRP fibreglass, approved to BS EN 1004: 2004 which carry a current British Standard or other equivalent mark of approval.
This one day course is the association’s flagship course, attracting in excess of 70,000 delegates a year and is the most popular of the PASMA nationally accredited courses. The PASMA Tower for Users Course is also the prerequisite for all of the advanced modules such as Stairs and Cantilever Courses.
To provide delegates with an understanding of current relevant legislation and be able to dismantle, erect and inspect mobile access towers safely, as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
- PASMA Training Scheme
- Standards / Regulations
- Equipment / Selection / Inspections
- Assembly methods
- Hazards
- Assessment
Those who need to erect, dismantle and inspect mobile access towers safely.
Since the assembly and use of mobile towers can be physically demanding, users should be physically fit, in good health and should, generally, not have problems with eyesight or hearing, heart disease, high blood pressure, epilepsy, fear of heights / vertigo, giddiness / difficulty with balance, impaired limb function, alcohol or drug dependence or psychiatric illness.
No formal qualifications or experience are necessary, but it would be beneficial if delegates had a basic understanding of work at height issues
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