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Height Safety Equipment Inspector
PUAEQU001
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Become a competent Height Safety Equipment Inspector in Perth.
Meet compliance requirements and gain the skills to inspect and maintain your own workplace equipment.
Haz-Ed’s nationally recognised, half-day course gives you practical skills to identify faults and take appropriate action.
Schedule: Every second Thursday (may vary)
Delivery: Face-to-face classroom theory and supervised practical assessment
Location: Perth training facility
Certification: Statement of Attainment – PUAEQU001
Refresher: Recommended every two years in line with industry practice
Courses fill quickly. Book early to reserve a seat.
Under Australian Standard AS/NZS 1891.4:2009, all height safety equipment including harnesses, lanyards, fall arrest devices and associated hardware, must be inspected at least every six months by a competent person.
A competent heights safety equipment inspector is defined as someone who has, through a combination of training, experience and formal assessment, demonstrated the ability to detect faults and determine the appropriate remedial action.
This hands-on course in Perth, WA, prepares you to meet these requirements. You'll learn how to inspect, tag, maintain and retire height safety equipment in line with WA workplace health and safety legislation.
Training is delivered by Haz-Ed's experienced instructors, and you'll practise using a wide range of equipment. By the end of the course, you'll be ready to apply your skills immediately and support your organisation's heights safety program.
Failure to properly inspect height safety equipment can result in:
This course helps you avoid these issues and allows you to handle inspections in-house.
This course is designed for anyone who has been assigned, or who seeks to take on, the role of height safety equipment inspector within their organisation. It is especially relevant for:
There are no mandatory prerequisites for this course.
However, Haz-Ed strongly recommends participants hold a current RIIWHS204E Work Safely at Heights certificate prior to attending, consistent with the recommendation of the Working at Heights Association of Australia (WAHA).
Enclosed footwear and appropriate workwear
Take control of your inspection process and ensure your equipment is checked properly before use.
This course delivers training to the nationally recognised unit PUAEQU001 and covers how to inspect height safety equipment to the level defined by AS/NZS 1891.4.
Note that this course doesn’t replace manufacturer-specific training. If you need to service, repair or certify specific proprietary products (e.g. IKAR, MSA/Latchways, Harken Industrial), you’ll also need to complete the relevant manufacturer-approved training.
Our safety consultants at Haz-Ed can help you determine exactly what training you need. Reach out today at [email protected].