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Work at Height Use of Mansafe Wire Systems
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Work at Height Use of Mansafe Wire Systems
RSTC-1047F2F - 1/2 daycourse duration (extends to 1 day with practical option)
Intended for
Plant fitters, engineers and any person who needs to access conveyors, refuse vehicles, tankers or similar structures which are protected by mansafe or bi-line safety wire systems
Introduction
This is a practical working at height training course designed to ensure that persons can select, inspect and attach the specified fall restraint / fall arrest equipment and harnesses to the dedicated mansafe / biline system
Subject modules
- System description and purpose
- Comparison between fall restraint & fall arrest
- Selection, inspection & use of safety harness
- Selection, inspection & use of lanyards and transfastener
- Pre-use inspection of mansafe system
- Scheduled inspection & maintenance of mansafe system
- Anchor point & system risks & limitations
- The need for emergency planning & arrangements
- Practical use of horizontal and inclined mansafe
- Practical transition between mansafe and eyebolts
Entry requirements
PROSPECTIVE DELEGATES MUST HAVE ALREADY ATTENDED THE RSTC-1046F2F WORK AT HEIGHT EQUIPMENT USER COURSE
DELEGATES MUST HAVE TOTAL FLUENCY OF BOTH SPOKEN AND WRITTEN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Assessment method
Assessment will be carried out via a written exam at the end of each module PLUS the completion of a PRACTICAL based exercise during the course itself
Course duration
Half Day (CAN BE COMBINED WITH RSTC-1046 IF REQUIRED)
Candidate ratio
1:6 BLOCK BOOKING ONLY
Revalidation period
Reece in house certification valid for 3 years
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For me he presented well and there was plenty of interaction and questions during the session with a practical display and informative videos. A hard copy of the policy was shared, which was a nice touch.
The LOTOTO training at West Drayton was good and informative. It clearly highlighted the potential consequences of not following the correct procedures, which was very impactful. I appreciated that the session was straight to the point without being overloaded with unnecessary detail — it made the key messages easy to understand and retain. The trainer was knowledgeable, and the course duration felt appropriate. I left the session feeling confident in the LOTOTO procedures. Thanks again for organising.
In regard to the LOTOTO training the trainer was well knowledge provided good training had lots of equipment and locks to demonstrate the procedures the course length was good, and by the end of the course I felt confident that I could go and ask my manager to lock off equipment.
I thought the LOTOTO training was very well done, the trainer was very professional and made the course quite interesting and you could tell he knew what he was talking about. The practical demonstrations were on point and clearly showed you what can/could happen in a real life scenario.
I personally found the course to be very informative the trainer I found explained everything well and ultimately Hopefully everyone gained the knowledge to be able to start thinking about doing it yourself What impressed me the most was his commitment to put across the Importance of the safety issues that come with doing these kind of things For me personally I would not hesitate to use this particular trainer in the future as I thought he delevired it well Thank you for asking for feedback from us Suzanne
I personally thought that it came across very well. Got you thinking engaged everyone don’t think it could be done any better.
Very good session, which was very well explained for those who had never experience LOTOTO before. Also useful for myself, who has plenty of experience. To understand the subtle differences between Heidelberg's systems and those of Tarmac where I was before.
I found the course Very very hepful, felt like I learnt a lot about lototo and feel safer in the knowledge of locking off a machine now than what i did before the course
I felt the course worked well. The trainer very clearly knew his stuff and was able to engage the room and get us all involved, and the focus was on getting the attendees to not work on something that was unisolated. I feel confident but then I was confident before isolating equipment, so perhaps not the best judge of that.
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The course was very enjoyable, very well delivered by the trainer, with plenty of practical aspects, it is a very useful refresher for more experienced persons along with others who are just starting out. The venue was great with a good facility. So overall, very good.