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The Working at Height Training Course is an online awareness programme designed to teach individuals how to work safely above ground level — whether using ladders, scaffolding, or access equipment. This course helps reduce the risk of falls, injuries, and accidents caused by unsafe work at height practices.
This RoSPA-approved and CPD-accredited online course follows HSE Work at Height Regulations 2005, making it ideal for anyone whose role involves working at height — including construction workers, roofers, maintenance staff, window cleaners, and telecom engineers.


100% online training
Start when you like
Learn on any device (desktop, mobile, tablet)
Instant assessment and result
100% online training
Start when you like
Learn on any device (desktop, mobile, tablet)
Instant assessment and result
Includes a 10% discount for 10+ courses
100% online training available 24/7
Approved by RoSPA & CPD
Start instantly & learn at your own pace
Study on any device (desktop, mobile or tablet)
Instant digital certificate upon passing
Suitable as an induction course or refresher training
Clear, easy-to-follow content with no prior knowledge required
Bulk discounts available for group enrolments

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This Working at Height Awareness Course gives learners:
The course combines interactive lessons, visual demonstrations, and real-world examples, helping learners gain the confidence to work safely and responsibly at height.
Developed by UK health and safety professionals, this online training meets the latest Health and Safety Executive (HSE) standards and aligns with the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
It’s both RoSPA-approved and CPD-accredited, meaning your certificate is recognised and valued by employers across the UK.

With interactive modules, practical examples, and clear visual guidance, learners can engage with key safety principles quickly and effectively.
Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of workplace fatalities and serious injuries in the UK. This course helps you:
Taking this course helps learners:
Completing this course supports a proactive health and safety culture in your workplace and strengthens your compliance with national safety regulations.
The training is divided into five short, interactive modules:
1. Introduction to Working at Height
2. Understanding the Risks and Hazards
3. Using Ladders, Platforms & Fall Protection Equipment
4. Risk Assessment and Safe Work Practices
5. Legal Responsibilities under the Work at Height Regulations 2005
Each module includes interactive questions and short reviews to reinforce learning and prepare you for the final multiple-choice assessment.
At the end of the course, you’ll complete an online multiple-choice test.
A minimum score of 75% is required to pass — and if you don’t pass first time, you can retake it free of charge.

Once completed successfully, you’ll instantly receive your digital certificate, ready to download and print.
This course is suitable for anyone who works or supervises work at height, including:
Construction workers and roofers
Building maintenance and facilities staff
Window cleaners
Warehouse and logistics employees
Telecom and utility engineers
Painters, decorators, and scaffolders
It’s also ideal for employers, site managers, or health and safety officers responsible for ensuring compliance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
Yes. The HSE requires all workers using ladders or other access equipment to be trained in safe working at height practices.
Yes. It’s fully RoSPA-approved and CPD-accredited, meeting HSE guidelines.
Absolutely. This is a 100% online course that can be completed anytime, anywhere.
Approximately 30 minutes, depending on your learning pace.
Yes, a multiple-choice assessment at the end ensures understanding and compliance.
Yes — you’ll receive an instant digital certificate upon passing.
Yes, it counts towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours.
It’s recommended to refresh your training every 3 years or sooner if your role changes or new regulations are introduced.