Working at Height Training teaches workers how to safely perform tasks at any place where there is a risk of falling. This includes ladders, scaffolds, rooftops, towers, platforms and even simple elevated surfaces. The training explains how to identify risks, select the right equipment and follow safe work practices to prevent falls and serious injuries.
It is designed to equip workers with practical knowledge that helps them stay safe while working above ground level, whether they are climbing, accessing structures or carrying out maintenance jobs
Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of workplace injuries worldwide. Many accidents happen because of improper use of equipment, poor planning or lack of awareness about basic safety rules. Even a small slip or misstep can lead to severe outcomes.
Industries such as construction, telecom, maintenance, utilities, warehousing and manufacturing require workers to access elevated areas regularly. Without proper training, the risks increase significantly.
Working at Height Training is critical because it:
Training is not just a requirement—it is a responsibility that protects workers and strengthens workplace safety.
Ken Institute’s Working at Height Training is built on years of safety experience across diverse industries. The program is practical, easy to understand and focuses on real challenges workers face at heights.
The training covers:
We ensure participants learn how to make safe decisions, follow best practices and understand the “why” behind every safety rule.
The training is available in basic, intermediate and advanced formats. Custom modules are also created based on the client’s work environment.
Below are the commonly included modules. They can be personalised depending on the site and job requirements.
Participants learn simple and effective methods to avoid fall-related accidents.
Concepts are explained in simple language with real examples.
The training aligns with OSHA, ISO and other recognised safety guidelines.
Workers feel more secure and prepared when working on ladders, platforms or roofs.
Safe work practices reduce accidents, investigations and stoppages.
Teams become more aware, responsible and committed to safe behaviour.
No prior experience is required. The training suits both new and experienced workers.
They return to work with a stronger safety mindset and better skills to protect themselves and others.
Ken Institute offers flexible training options to match different business needs.
Good for theory-based learning. Includes live sessions, practical videos, demonstrations, quizzes and assessments.
Our experts visit your site and deliver hands-on demonstrations using your ladders, harnesses and platforms. This makes the training more practical and relevant.
A mix of online theory and physical demonstrations, ideal for large teams or multi-location companies.
Workplaces differ. We tailor modules to match your equipment, job type, risk level and team experience.
All training options include:
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The aim is to teach workers how to safely perform tasks at elevated locations and prevent falls, injuries and unsafe practices.
Anyone working on ladders, rooftops, platforms or elevated structures should attend. Supervisors and safety officers also benefit.
Basic training usually takes one day. Advanced or customised programs may extend to two or more days depending on the site and job needs.
Yes. Participants who complete the training and assessments receive a recognised certificate from Ken Institute.
No. The training is suitable for both beginners and experienced workers.
Yes. The content is aligned with OSHA, ISO and widely accepted industry guidelines.
Yes. On-site training is one of our most popular options because teams learn with their own equipment and actual work conditions.