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When all your doggos are good bois. #welltrainedhousehold #weuseourmanners #weregooddoggos #doggo #petsofinstagram #trainingworks #mannersworkhere #Labrador #greatdane #oldmenarepuppiestoo

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That right there is proof I climbed Kokohead in 30 minutes and 5 seconds. After missing it last month, Cole and I pushed hard to get today in and one at the end of the month. I am starving and we have massages scheduled for later this morning, so starting the day with this kickass hike was the way to go ☺️💪🏻 #hike #kokohead #hawaii #trainingworks #stairsfordays (at Honolulu, Hawaii)

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Great Co workers... #wesavelives #trainingworks #youdontworkyoudonteat

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The Benefits of Quality Training (sine qua non)

Employee training not only provides benefits to the individual, but also to the business, helping your company to continue running effectively. However, once you have given your employee induction training, is there a need for any further training?

Of course some training is mandatory for example, drivers in the logistics industry undertaking Driver CPC, workers in construction gaining a CSCS card, organisations ensuring they have sufficient First Aid trained personnel for the size if their business, however additional training can be of husge benefit to any organisation

There are a number of reasons to suggest that induction training should only be the first step of a longer-term process. Regular training is well worth the investment because building up the skills within the business will effectively will increase the company’s bottom line.

It is important to remember is that any effective employee development is based on a progression of benefits for both the company and the individual. These start with improvements in an individual’s performance, which then results in a positive impact within his or her workplace and ultimately the whole organisation, increasing profitability. Importantly it may also result in reduced turnover of staff and an enhancement of the organisations image.

The next thing to consider is that resources used in the development activity must be used wisely. So, assessing the benefits of employee training is not just about feedback from a training exercise. Such feedback may indicate that people enjoyed the activity or felt it was useful, but managers’ must look beyond that. Ultimately, the real benefits of employee training lie in the transfer of learning into the workplace. So feedback must also assess such things as what has been learned; how it is being used and what impact it is having at work. Just as importantly weaknesses can be ironed out and systems put in place to address these. With regular training, a business can more easily identify any skill gaps within the existing workforce and by identifying these early; there is time to train staff in the areas of concern so they can fulfil their role more effectively. With the help of training, dissatisfaction, complaints, absenteeism and turnover can be reduced among the employees.

Industries are constantly changing and so it is important for a business to develop to avoid being left behind. It’s also important to make sure your business is complying with any industry regulations, which can be achieved through ongoing training, making sure your staff’s skills and knowledge are up-to-date.

From the point of view of a business owner, standing still may kill any business, so by ensuring staff are constantly trained; you will continue to move forward and remain competitive within the marketplace.

This is all fine from an employee’s perspective but how does it feel to the individual?

The employer may now well feel supported within their work which in turn could result in shared learning with his or her peers. The morale of the individual is increased if they are given up-to-date quality training. A good training programme will mould employees’ attitude to achieve support for organisational activities and to obtain greater cooperation and loyalty.

Vitally the employee will feel they are a valuable asset

Finally I wonder how many reading this will have researched the bracketed sub heading ‘sine qua non’?

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Read this article before you decide to work at heights

Working at heights is not the same as working on flat and low ground. Working at height has the potential to increase the hazard. Just think if you fall from a height, definitely it hurts, right? And can cause serious injury to death.

Working at heights has a high risk of creating hazards around you. Therefore, the use of personal protective equipment is very important for personal safety. But until now, it seems that there are many workers who pay less attention to their own safety when working at heights. Although it is clear that using personal protective equipment can reduce the risk of dangerous objects hitting you.

Negligence of a worker can lead to accidents for himself, others or damage to work equipment on site. To minimize accidents when working at heights, you must pay attention to several important things when starting to work at heights :

Make sure you have a work permit to work at height

Explore and understand the fall protection system by wearing the right personal protective equipment

Secure a place to work at height

Use Personal Protective Equipment (including full-body harness ( CS 2 Harness), lanyard, and/or lifeline,) correctly

Before you start work at height, make sure the full-body harness is in good condition

Hook the hook higher than your waist to reduce the amount of impact when you fall

Use a standard ladder/scaffolding to get to a high workplace

When using the stairs, look at the angle of the slope and the position of the stairs must be stable

If you are using scaffolding, emphasize that the scaffolding pipe connections have been tied to a maximum at each end.

After the scaffolding is installed, ask the officer to check and install a safety sign

After the job is done, clean up the place like the previous situation

Don’t forget to close your Work Permit

Working at Height Training

working at heights or working at heights has a great potential for danger. There are various methods of working at heights such as using scaffolding, ladders, gondola and Rope Access Technique (RAT).

Each way of working has advantages and disadvantages and different risks. Therefore, the board and management need to take into account the use of methods by taking into account the aspects of effectiveness and risks, both financial and non-financial. The risk aspect of occupational safety and health hazards must be the main concern of all parties in the workplace. This is in addition to providing guarantees of occupational safety and health for work safety, it is also closely related to the safety of production assets.

Read also Get to know the history and function of rope access

Currently, work at heights has developed with the Rope Access Technique (RAT). This method was developed from rock climbing and cave exploration techniques. Rope Access Technique (RAT) has been widely applied in the construction, maintenance and installation of industries such as tall buildings, power grid towers, communication towers, oil platforms, ship maintenance and repair, bridge maintenance, confined spaces. space), mining, tourism industry such as outbound, forest research and maintenance, etc.

In-Law no. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety mandates that management is obliged to show and explain to every worker the conditions and hazards in the workplace, required safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE), personal protective equipment and safe ways and attitudes in doing work. In addition, the management can also trust workers who are believed to only understand occupational safety and health. On this basis, it was felt the need for a guideline for working at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT).

The purpose of the preparation of this guideline is as tips for stakeholders such as entrepreneurs, workplace administrators, operators, technicians, building owners, architects, and industrial practitioners who will and have applied the Rope Access Technique (RAT) method at work and for supervisors. employment in conducting occupational safety and health supervision.

These guidelines are the minimum criteria that need to be met by workplace administrators, workers, and all parties who carry out work at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT). Therefore, this guide contains some basic technical provisions. Procedures and working methods and equipment standards in detail are developed in accordance with advances in science and science and technology.

Get working at heights training here !

Get IRATA CERTIFICATION Before working at height

IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), is the first Rope Access organization founded in the 1980s to provide maintenance solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. IRATA itself is known throughout the world, and has more than 200 companies registered as official members. IRATA has also certified more than 100,000 technicians worldwide to date.

Rope Access Technique (RAT) is a method used by workers to reach places that are difficult at height, which must be supported by ropes and related equipment to gain access to and from the workplace.

Information about the an expert working at heights company base in Australia

High rise painting company : Alltech Coatings

High rise window cleaning company : Alltech Abseilers

Anchor point Design and Installation : Skypro Height Safety

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Working at Height Training

Working at heights is not the same as working on flat and low ground. Working at height has the potential to increase the hazard. Just think if you fall from a height, definitely it hurts, right? And can cause serious injury to death.

Working at heights has a high risk of creating hazards around you. Therefore, the use of personal protective equipment is very important for personal safety. But until now, it seems that there are many workers who pay less attention to their own safety when working at heights. Although it is clear that using personal protective equipment can reduce the risk of dangerous objects hitting you.

Negligence of a worker can lead to accidents for himself, others or damage to work equipment on site. To minimize accidents when working at heights, you must pay attention to several important things when starting to work at heights :

Make sure you have a work permit to work at height

Explore and understand the fall protection system by wearing the right personal protective equipment

Secure a place to work at height

Use Personal Protective Equipment (including full-body harness ( CS 2 Harness), lanyard, and/or lifeline,) correctly

Before you start work at height, make sure the full-body harness is in good condition

Hook the hook higher than your waist to reduce the amount of impact when you fall

Use a standard ladder/scaffolding to get to a high workplace

When using the stairs, look at the angle of the slope and the position of the stairs must be stable

If you are using scaffolding, emphasize that the scaffolding pipe connections have been tied to a maximum at each end.

After the scaffolding is installed, ask the officer to check and install a safety sign

After the job is done, clean up the place like the previous situation

Don’t forget to close your Work Permit

Working at Height Training

working at heights or working at heights has a great potential for danger. There are various methods of working at heights such as using scaffolding, ladders, gondola and Rope Access Technique (RAT).

Each way of working has advantages and disadvantages and different risks. Therefore, the board and management need to take into account the use of methods by taking into account the aspects of effectiveness and risks, both financial and non-financial. The risk aspect of occupational safety and health hazards must be the main concern of all parties in the workplace. This is in addition to providing guarantees of occupational safety and health for work safety, it is also closely related to the safety of production assets.

Read also Get to know the history and function of rope access

Currently, work at heights has developed with the Rope Access Technique (RAT). This method was developed from rock climbing and cave exploration techniques. Rope Access Technique (RAT) has been widely applied in the construction, maintenance and installation of industries such as tall buildings, power grid towers, communication towers, oil platforms, ship maintenance and repair, bridge maintenance, confined spaces. space), mining, tourism industry such as outbound, forest research and maintenance, etc.

In-Law no. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety mandates that management is obliged to show and explain to every worker the conditions and hazards in the workplace, required safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE), personal protective equipment and safe ways and attitudes in doing work. In addition, the management can also trust workers who are believed to only understand occupational safety and health. On this basis, it was felt the need for a guideline for working at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT).

The purpose of the preparation of this guideline is as tips for stakeholders such as entrepreneurs, workplace administrators, operators, technicians, building owners, architects, and industrial practitioners who will and have applied the Rope Access Technique (RAT) method at work and for supervisors. employment in conducting occupational safety and health supervision.

These guidelines are the minimum criteria that need to be met by workplace administrators, workers, and all parties who carry out work at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT). Therefore, this guide contains some basic technical provisions. Procedures and working methods and equipment standards in detail are developed in accordance with advances in science and science and technology.

Get working at heights training here !

Get IRATA CERTIFICATION Before working at height

IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), is the first Rope Access organization founded in the 1980s to provide maintenance solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. IRATA itself is known throughout the world, and has more than 200 companies registered as official members. IRATA has also certified more than 100,000 technicians worldwide to date.

Rope Access Technique (RAT) is a method used by workers to reach places that are difficult at height, which must be supported by ropes and related equipment to gain access to and from the workplace.

Information about the an expert working at heights company base in Australia

High rise painting company : Alltech Coatings

High rise window cleaning company : Alltech Abseilers

Anchor point Design and Installation : Skypro Height Safety

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Working at heights Dangerous? Read this articles!

Working at heights is not the same as working on flat and low ground. Working at height has the potential to increase the hazard. Just think if you fall from a height, definitely it hurts, right? And can cause serious injury to death.

Working at heights has a high risk of creating hazards around you. Therefore, the use of personal protective equipment is very important for personal safety. But until now, it seems that there are many workers who pay less attention to their own safety when working at heights. Although it is clear that using personal protective equipment can reduce the risk of dangerous objects hitting you.

Negligence of a worker can lead to accidents for himself, others or damage to work equipment on site. To minimize accidents when working at heights, you must pay attention to several important things when starting to work at heights :

Make sure you have a work permit to work at height

Explore and understand the fall protection system by wearing the right personal protective equipment

Secure a place to work at height

Use Personal Protective Equipment (including full-body harness ( CS 2 Harness), lanyard, and/or lifeline,) correctly

Before you start work at height, make sure the full-body harness is in good condition

Hook the hook higher than your waist to reduce the amount of impact when you fall

Use a standard ladder/scaffolding to get to a high workplace

When using the stairs, look at the angle of the slope and the position of the stairs must be stable

If you are using scaffolding, emphasize that the scaffolding pipe connections have been tied to a maximum at each end.

After the scaffolding is installed, ask the officer to check and install a safety sign

After the job is done, clean up the place like the previous situation

Don’t forget to close your Work Permit

Working at Height Training

working at heights or working at heights has a great potential for danger. There are various methods of working at heights such as using scaffolding, ladders, gondola and Rope Access Technique (RAT).

Each way of working has advantages and disadvantages and different risks. Therefore, the board and management need to take into account the use of methods by taking into account the aspects of effectiveness and risks, both financial and non-financial. The risk aspect of occupational safety and health hazards must be the main concern of all parties in the workplace. This is in addition to providing guarantees of occupational safety and health for work safety, it is also closely related to the safety of production assets.

Read also Get to know the history and function of rope access

Currently, work at heights has developed with the Rope Access Technique (RAT). This method was developed from rock climbing and cave exploration techniques. Rope Access Technique (RAT) has been widely applied in the construction, maintenance and installation of industries such as tall buildings, power grid towers, communication towers, oil platforms, ship maintenance and repair, bridge maintenance, confined spaces. space), mining, tourism industry such as outbound, forest research and maintenance, etc.

In-Law no. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety mandates that management is obliged to show and explain to every worker the conditions and hazards in the workplace, required safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE), personal protective equipment and safe ways and attitudes in doing work. In addition, the management can also trust workers who are believed to only understand occupational safety and health. On this basis, it was felt the need for a guideline for working at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT).

The purpose of the preparation of this guideline is as tips for stakeholders such as entrepreneurs, workplace administrators, operators, technicians, building owners, architects, and industrial practitioners who will and have applied the Rope Access Technique (RAT) method at work and for supervisors. employment in conducting occupational safety and health supervision.

These guidelines are the minimum criteria that need to be met by workplace administrators, workers, and all parties who carry out work at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT). Therefore, this guide contains some basic technical provisions. Procedures and working methods and equipment standards in detail are developed in accordance with advances in science and science and technology.

Get working at heights training here !

Get IRATA CERTIFICATION Before working at height

IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), is the first Rope Access organization founded in the 1980s to provide maintenance solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. IRATA itself is known throughout the world, and has more than 200 companies registered as official members. IRATA has also certified more than 100,000 technicians worldwide to date.

Rope Access Technique (RAT) is a method used by workers to reach places that are difficult at height, which must be supported by ropes and related equipment to gain access to and from the workplace.

Information about the an expert working at heights company base in Australia

High rise painting company : Alltech Coatings

High rise window cleaning company : Alltech Abseilers

Anchor point Design and Installation : Skypro Height Safety

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TIPS WORKING AT HEIGHTS

Working at heights is not the same as working on flat and low ground. Working at height has the potential to increase the hazard. Just think if you fall from a height, definitely it hurts, right? And can cause serious injury to death.

Working at heights has a high risk of creating hazards around you. Therefore, the use of personal protective equipment is very important for personal safety. But until now, it seems that there are many workers who pay less attention to their own safety when working at heights. Although it is clear that using personal protective equipment can reduce the risk of dangerous objects hitting you.

Negligence of a worker can lead to accidents for himself, others or damage to work equipment on site. To minimize accidents when working at heights, you must pay attention to several important things when starting to work at heights :

Make sure you have a work permit to work at height

Explore and understand the fall protection system by wearing the right personal protective equipment

Secure a place to work at height

Use Personal Protective Equipment (including full-body harness ( CS 2 Harness), lanyard, and/or lifeline,) correctly

Before you start work at height, make sure the full-body harness is in good condition

Hook the hook higher than your waist to reduce the amount of impact when you fall

Use a standard ladder/scaffolding to get to a high workplace

When using the stairs, look at the angle of the slope and the position of the stairs must be stable

If you are using scaffolding, emphasize that the scaffolding pipe connections have been tied to a maximum at each end.

After the scaffolding is installed, ask the officer to check and install a safety sign

After the job is done, clean up the place like the previous situation

Don’t forget to close your Work Permit

Working at Height Training

working at heights or working at heights has a great potential for danger. There are various methods of working at heights such as using scaffolding, ladders, gondola and Rope Access Technique (RAT).

Each way of working has advantages and disadvantages and different risks. Therefore, the board and management need to take into account the use of methods by taking into account the aspects of effectiveness and risks, both financial and non-financial. The risk aspect of occupational safety and health hazards must be the main concern of all parties in the workplace. This is in addition to providing guarantees of occupational safety and health for work safety, it is also closely related to the safety of production assets.

Read also Get to know the history and function of rope access

Currently, work at heights has developed with the Rope Access Technique (RAT). This method was developed from rock climbing and cave exploration techniques. Rope Access Technique (RAT) has been widely applied in the construction, maintenance and installation of industries such as tall buildings, power grid towers, communication towers, oil platforms, ship maintenance and repair, bridge maintenance, confined spaces. space), mining, tourism industry such as outbound, forest research and maintenance, etc.

In-Law no. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety mandates that management is obliged to show and explain to every worker the conditions and hazards in the workplace, required safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE), personal protective equipment and safe ways and attitudes in doing work. In addition, the management can also trust workers who are believed to only understand occupational safety and health. On this basis, it was felt the need for a guideline for working at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT).

The purpose of the preparation of this guideline is as tips for stakeholders such as entrepreneurs, workplace administrators, operators, technicians, building owners, architects, and industrial practitioners who will and have applied the Rope Access Technique (RAT) method at work and for supervisors. employment in conducting occupational safety and health supervision.

These guidelines are the minimum criteria that need to be met by workplace administrators, workers, and all parties who carry out work at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT). Therefore, this guide contains some basic technical provisions. Procedures and working methods and equipment standards in detail are developed in accordance with advances in science and science and technology.

Get working at heights training here !

Get IRATA CERTIFICATION Before working at height

IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), is the first Rope Access organization founded in the 1980s to provide maintenance solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. IRATA itself is known throughout the world, and has more than 200 companies registered as official members. IRATA has also certified more than 100,000 technicians worldwide to date.

Rope Access Technique (RAT) is a method used by workers to reach places that are difficult at height, which must be supported by ropes and related equipment to gain access to and from the workplace.

Information about the an expert working at heights company base in Australia

High rise painting company : Alltech Coatings

High rise window cleaning company : Alltech Abseilers

Anchor point Design and Installation : Skypro Height Safety

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When all your doggos are good bois. #welltrainedhousehold #weuseourmanners #weregooddoggos #doggo #petsofinstagram #trainingworks #mannersworkhere #Labrador #greatdane #oldmenarepuppiestoo

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Tips Working at Height

Working at heights is not the same as working on flat and low ground. Working at height has the potential to increase the hazard. Just think if you fall from a height, definitely it hurts, right? And can cause serious injury to death.

Working at heights has a high risk of creating hazards around you. Therefore, the use of personal protective equipment is very important for personal safety. But until now, it seems that there are many workers who pay less attention to their own safety when working at heights. Although it is clear that using personal protective equipment can reduce the risk of dangerous objects hitting you.

Negligence of a worker can lead to accidents for himself, others or damage to work equipment on site. To minimize accidents when working at heights, you must pay attention to several important things when starting to work at heights :

Make sure you have a work permit to work at height

Explore and understand the fall protection system by wearing the right personal protective equipment

Secure a place to work at height

Use Personal Protective Equipment (including full-body harness ( CS 2 Harness), lanyard, and/or lifeline,) correctly

Before you start work at height, make sure the full-body harness is in good condition

Hook the hook higher than your waist to reduce the amount of impact when you fall

Use a standard ladder/scaffolding to get to a high workplace

When using the stairs, look at the angle of the slope and the position of the stairs must be stable

If you are using scaffolding, emphasize that the scaffolding pipe connections have been tied to a maximum at each end.

After the scaffolding is installed, ask the officer to check and install a safety sign

After the job is done, clean up the place like the previous situation

Don’t forget to close your Work Permit

Working at Height Training

working at heights or working at heights has a great potential for danger. There are various methods of working at heights such as using scaffolding, ladders, gondola and Rope Access Technique (RAT).

Each way of working has advantages and disadvantages and different risks. Therefore, the board and management need to take into account the use of methods by taking into account the aspects of effectiveness and risks, both financial and non-financial. The risk aspect of occupational safety and health hazards must be the main concern of all parties in the workplace. This is in addition to providing guarantees of occupational safety and health for work safety, it is also closely related to the safety of production assets.

Read also Get to know the history and function of rope access

Currently, work at heights has developed with the Rope Access Technique (RAT). This method was developed from rock climbing and cave exploration techniques. Rope Access Technique (RAT) has been widely applied in the construction, maintenance and installation of industries such as tall buildings, power grid towers, communication towers, oil platforms, ship maintenance and repair, bridge maintenance, confined spaces. space), mining, tourism industry such as outbound, forest research and maintenance, etc.

In-Law no. 1 of 1970 concerning Occupational Safety mandates that management is obliged to show and explain to every worker the conditions and hazards in the workplace, required safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE), personal protective equipment and safe ways and attitudes in doing work. In addition, the management can also trust workers who are believed to only understand occupational safety and health. On this basis, it was felt the need for a guideline for working at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT).

The purpose of the preparation of this guideline is as tips for stakeholders such as entrepreneurs, workplace administrators, operators, technicians, building owners, architects, and industrial practitioners who will and have applied the Rope Access Technique (RAT) method at work and for supervisors. employment in conducting occupational safety and health supervision.

These guidelines are the minimum criteria that need to be met by workplace administrators, workers, and all parties who carry out work at heights using the Rope Access Technique (RAT). Therefore, this guide contains some basic technical provisions. Procedures and working methods and equipment standards in detail are developed in accordance with advances in science and science and technology. 

Get working at heights training here !

Get IRATA CERTIFICATION Before working at height

IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association), is the first Rope Access organization founded in the 1980s to provide maintenance solutions in the Oil & Gas Industry. IRATA itself is known throughout the world, and has more than 200 companies registered as official members. IRATA has also certified more than 100,000 technicians worldwide to date.

Rope Access Technique (RAT) is a method used by workers to reach places that are difficult at height, which must be supported by ropes and related equipment to gain access to and from the workplace.

Information about the an expert working at heights company base in Australia 

High rise painting company : Alltech Coatings

High rise window cleaning company : Alltech Abseilers

Anchor point Design and Installation : Skypro Height Safety

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