QA Level 2 Award in Working at Height (RQF)

QA Level 2 Award in Working at Height (RQF)

Working at height is one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries. Learn how to avoid becoming injured in this fun, engaging

By Pochat Training

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Starts on Thu, 19 Jun 2025 09:00 GMT+1

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Pochat Training

Devonshire House Station Road Brimington S43 1JU United Kingdom

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About this event

By law, work must be properly planned, supervised and carried out by competent people with the skills, knowledge and experience to do the job.

You must also use the right type of equipment for working at height.

In this Ofqual regulated course, QA Level 2 Award in Working at Height (RQF), we'll cover:


  • Legislation, regulations, roles and responsibilities when working at height
  • The consequences of non-compliance
  • Safe working practices when working at height
  • How to reduce the risks from:
  • Weather conditions
  • Working environments
  • Others working at height
  • Falling objects
  • Fragile surfaces
  • Importance of risk assessments
  • Rescue plan requirements
  • Selecting appropriate equipment
  • Identifying safety precautions when using equipment
  • Importance of Personal hygiene
  • Reporting procedures when equipment is faulty

Everyone working at height must know what they are doing, and this course provides them with that knowledge to stay safe.

Book their places now, or ask us to run this course for your own staff.


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Pochat Training

We run fun, engaging, accredited courses in First Aid, Mental Health and Wellbeing, citizenAid, Food Safety and Nutrition, Fire Safety, Health and Safety, Manual Handling, Social Care, Education and Digital, Functional and Computer Skills.

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We have a wide variety of courses on offer, and are always happy to run private courses and to create bespoke ones as well!