Training provider in Thamesmead, South East London, specialising in PASMA, IPAF & work at height courses.
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Caution with guardrails – be careful not to trap your fingers when lowering or raising guardrails. Download this poster and other @AndyAccessIPAF #MEWP#MCWP key topic posters for use in your daily operations and promote the safe use of powered access. https://t.co/9elwumhPE0
Upskill online now! Take IPAF’s #MEWPs for Managers eLearning course for those who plan, supervise or manage work at height with Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs). Visit https://t.co/D6FN6zqkI0 to find out more.
We were expecting BS EN 1004:2020 to be published in the UK by BSI today. However, it's now been pushed back to 1 July.
You can keep an eye on the publication date on their website (select 'publication' in the timeline): https://t.co/Fd713Iiw3l
Beware of falling objects, organise a drop zone clear of the MEWP base. Download this poster and other @AndyAccessIPAF #MEWP#MCWP key topic posters for use in your daily operations and promote the safe use of powered access. https://t.co/9elwumzr2A
New guidance from PASMA is helping managers keep scaffold tower users safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
Thanks to @ScoConstructNow for sharing.
https://t.co/DoFkKTIyYa
"Keeping tower users safe now means protecting them from coronavirus as well as falls and other injuries."
Thanks for sharing our new guidance for health & safety professionals, @HSMmagazine.
https://t.co/RD93NgOtoO
With EN 1004:2020 about to be published, the Test & Research Centre is gearing up to start certifying towers to the new standard under their T&RGETMARK scheme. In this article John Darby explains what the changes mean for manufacturers and importers.
https://t.co/Q2de4EehkM
EN 1298, the standard that tells us what to include in instruction manuals for mobile access towers, is being revised. We can announce that the revised version will be no longer be EN 1298 - it will be known as EN 1004 Part 2.
More: https://t.co/VlK4jCPLUS
Take the first step in getting your PAL Card with the IPAF MEWP eLearning course. Contact your nearest approved training centre today. Find out more at https://t.co/rEyxxpXUEB
PASMA courses have resumed in some areas, but only when the training centre is satisfied they can do it safely. Here's what you can expect:
�� Increased hygiene & cleaning
✋ Social distancing
💻 e-Learning
👷♀️ One-person towers (where possible)
💬 Clear communication
NEW GUIDANCE: Keeping scaffold tower users safe now means protecting them from coronavirus as well as falls and other injuries. Read our new guidance for managers and health & safety professionals on keeping tower users safe during the outbreak:
https://t.co/afLlGWhKeV
Do you manage workers that use #MEWPs? IPAF’s online MEWPs for Managers course is available today through an approved training centre. Visit https://t.co/tEUFh823lJ to find out more.
Pre-use inspection! Make sure the #MEWP is safe to use before starting work. Download this poster and other @AndyAccessIPAF MEWP/MCWP key topic posters for use in your daily operations and promote the safe use of powered access. https://t.co/9elwumzr2A
Why is #MEWP familiarisation important? The mobile elevating work platform (MEWP) may be significantly different than the MEWP the operator was trained on. Accidents can occur from operating an unfamiliar MEWP. Download this and other #ToolboxTalks at https://t.co/icFZNg3Z2l
Do you or your workers ‘Walk a MEWP’? Do you know the risks when doing this? IPAF #ToolboxTalk highlights the risks and what preventative measures you should put in place do this safely. Download this and other #ToolboxTalks at https://t.co/icFZNg3Z2l
Why carry out a pre-use inspection? A #MEWP must be inspected daily or at the start of each shift to make sure it is safe to use; and will not cause an injury to the platform occupants or other personnel. Download this and other #ToolboxTalks at https://t.co/icFZNg3Z2l