Who should take the Working at Height training?

This training is suitable for anyone who works at height or is responsible for the safety of others who do, including supervisors and managers.

What are the 2005 Working at Height Regulations?

The 2005 Working at Height Regulations are UK laws designed to prevent falls. They require all work at height to be properly planned, supervised, and carried out safely with appropriate equipment.

How long does the Working at Height Level 2 course take?

The Working at Heights course lasts 2–3 hours in person, while the self-paced online version can be completed in 60–90 minutes.

What is a Working at Height risk assessment?

A Working at Height risk assessment identifies hazards and helps you put measures in place to reduce the risk of falls and injuries before starting work.

What does the Working at Heights certificate include?

The certificate verifies that you’ve finished the Level 2 Working at Height course and know how to operate safely and legally at height, helping you meet all workplace and regulatory obligations.

How long is the Working at Heights certificate valid?

The certificate lasts three years and must be renewed by retaking the training before it expires.

How is the assessment done?

At the end of the course, you’ll complete a 20-question multiple-choice test. You need at least 70% to pass, and you can retake it if needed.

Can I complete the Working at Height training online?

Yes, the course is available online at your own pace. We also offer team training sessions at workplaces for groups.

Is Working at Height training mandatory?

If your duties include working at height, you must complete this training. Likewise, employers and supervisors are legally responsible for ensuring their teams receive accredited Working at Height training, such as this course, before undertaking any high-level tasks.

What is considered “working at height”?

Working at height means working anywhere you could fall and injure yourself, such as on ladders, scaffolds, roofs, platforms, or near an edge or opening.

Do I need equipment to take this course?

No equipment is needed to take this course, as it focuses on knowledge, awareness, and planning rather than practical skills.

Working at Height Training | HSE‑Compliant, Same‑Day Cert

Course Features	Details
Duration	90–180 minutes
Standards	Meets HSE standards
Format	Online, classroom, and team (in-house) training
Assessment	20 Multiple-choice questions
Certification	Same-day certificate
Compliance	In line with the Work at Height Regulations 2005

Book your Working at Height Training in Fit Shirts

Venue: Fit Shirts

Address: The I O Centre, Armstrong Rd, Royal Arsenal, London, UK
Postcode: SE18 6RS

Date: Thursday 30th January 2025

Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Price: From £49.99 (All inclusive)

Provided by: Hurak Learning

Book your Working at Height Training in London - East (Ilford)

Venue: London - East (Ilford)

Address: 534 High Road, Ilford
Postcode: IG3 8EG

Date: Wednesday 11th February 2026

Time: 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM