Working at Heights Training
The Working at Heights Training program is a comprehensive course designed in accordance with national and international standards to ensure maximum safety in high-risk work environments. The training aims to strengthen the safety culture, improve technical skills, and increase the operational efficiency of participants. Combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience, this program can be customized according to sector-specific needs.
| Duration | 1 Day (8 hours) |
| Number of Participants | Maximum 12 participants |
| Language of Instruction | Turkish / English |
| Trainer Qualifications | Trainer certified in “Train the Trainer,” IRATA Level 3/i Certified Instructor, Mountaineering Coach. |
| Target Audience | This program is intended for all professionals working in tasks that require working at heights, who wish to improve
occupational health and safety awareness and minimize operational risks: • Factory workers and maintenance personnel • Foremen, site supervisors, and project managers • Electrical and mechanical technicians • Supervisors and field engineers • Occupational safety experts and inspectors • Field teams in the energy, construction, telecommunications, shipyard, and wind energy sectors |
| Training Scope | Basic Training Modulesi • Basic Working at Heights Training • Working at Heights in the Energy Sector • Working at Heights in the Construction Sector • Working at Heights in the Telecommunications Sector • Working at Heights in Shipyards • Working at Heights in Wind Energy Facilities Theoretical Content • National and international regulations and standards on working at heights • Legal requirements, procurement, and usage principles of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) • Responsibilities, terminology, and occupational safety procedures • Risk assessment techniques and operational planning processes • Emergency management and communication procedures Practical Applications • Correct use of personal protective equipment (harness, lanyard, shock absorber, self-retracting lifeline, rope grab, carabiner, helmet, tripod, stretcher, rope, etc.) • Equipment inspection, maintenance, and certification processes • Suspension and suspension trauma simulations • Implementation of collective and personal protection methods on site • Safe climbing and descending techniques • Types of anchor systems and lifelines • Safe work practices on ladders, guardrails, formwork systems, scaffolding, and mobile platforms • Use of safety and health signs and site arrangements • Basic knot techniques and operational rope management |
| Certification | Participants who successfully complete the training will be awarded a Working at Heights Achievement Certificate. |
| Additional Advantages | • Training content can be customized according to corporate requirements • Special discounts for group registrations of 3 or more participants • Complimentary refreshments and a comfortable training environment during the course • One-on-one feedback from experienced trainers • Practical training based on real field scenarios |