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Irish North Pole 2012
Follow Work At Heights Mike O Shea on his Irish North Pole 2012 trip this year, attempting to be part of the first Irish team to walk to the North Pole.
HSA Be Smart
The Health and Safety Authority introduces BeSMART, part of the Taking Care of Business initiative developed for small business. It is a free, easy to use, online tool to assist you, as a small businesses owner/manager, in generating your own risk assessments and safety statement, in consultation with your employees, as required under health and safety law.
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New Beal Products
Check out the great new products for 2012 from Beal - Some lovely new bags now available along with top class rope protectors.
Petzl Shunt Statement
In the light of incidents and accidents, indicative tests have been conducted, including – but not limited to – a workshop in March 2011 with rope-access experts present. The findings of these indicative tests demonstrate that releasing a towing cord while towing a Petzl Shunt as a back-up device is not consistently effective
Gear of the Month
Check out our amazing web only special offer! Mast Climbing & Fall Arrest personal kits now available
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Work at Height Training are Irelands leading heights and rescue training specialists. We operate as a centre specialising in Work at Height and Safety Training Courses in which our variety of programmes cover areas such as - Airbags, Confined Space, Work at Height, Fall Arrest/Rescue, Ladder Safety, Mobile Access Towers, Mast Climbing, Reach & Treat, Rope Access and Safety Netting. Safety Training has become one of the most essential aspects for any employer within the industry and therefore these courses have been designed with this in mind. All of our instructors come from a variety of specialist backgrounds and have a wide range of experience in training within all aspects of various industries. Our commitment to all aspects of safety is priority incorporating our extensive knowledge of Current Legislation, Codes of Practice and H&S standards into our training programmes Follow Mike O Shea on his Irish North Pole 2012 expedition in 2012. Work At Height Training on Facebook
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