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PASMA - Linked Towers for Users
Sometimes one tower just isn’t enough. When you need a bit more space, for example to work on the facade of a building, a linked tower – that’s two or more towers joined together – provides that extra platform length you’re looking for.
Linked towers are most often used to span the facade of buildings, so work such as painting, plastering or replacing windows can take place. They provide a long, uninterrupted deck area, which is useful for a whole host of tasks.
For Prices, Availability & Bookings Please Call 03331 888 111
In this course, you will learn about:
- How to safely assemble, dismantle, alter & move linked towers
- How to safely use linked towers
- How to inspect linked towers
- How to identify hazards relating to their use
- What legislation, regulations and guidance are applicable to these towers
- Work at height responsibilities, employers, employees & suppliers
- Standards affecting the manufacture and use of linked towers
- Where to find crucial safety information
- When it is & isn’t safe to use linked towers
- Carrying out pre-use checks and post-assembly inspections
- The components used in linked towers
- Good Practices for the safe use of linked towers
- Accessing a platform safely
- Moving linked towers
- Identifying hazards in the work environment
- Avoiding personal health hazards
For Prices, Availability & Bookings Please Call 03331 888 111
