In-Person Event

Tuesday 17 November 2026

09:30 - 12:30

Venue Information

Hertfordshire Development Centre, Six Hills Way, Stevenage, SG1 2FQ

This course has a limited amount of places

£46

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This training is run by Hertfordshire County Council and VAT is not added to these bookings.

This training also has different booking conditions from the HFL Education terms and conditions:

  • Bookings cancelled within four weeks of the course date will be charged at full price (unless a replacement is found).
  • Bookings will be charged at full rate for non-attendees.

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About this course

This course provides an overview of the main risks and control measures for working at height in school environments. It offers practical guidance on carrying out risk assessments and working safely at height. Topics include legal requirements and expectations, assessing risks, inspecting and safely using ladders and stepladders, choosing appropriate access equipment, and key considerations when accessing low-level roofs.

  • understand legal duties and expectations for working safely at height

  • complete effective risk assessments for common work at height activities.

  • inspect ladders and stepladders to confirm they are safe to use.

  • select suitable access equipment for different working at height tasks.

  • apply safe practices when accessing and working on low-level roofs.