• Ensure Compliance with PUWER: Meet the legal requirements by ensuring that all turbine mounted safety equipment (TMSE) is suitable, maintained, and inspected to support turbine safety.

• Demonstrate Competence: Acquire the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to support competency in conducting thorough examinations, installation and pre use inspections of turbine mounted safety equipment (TMSE), in accordance with legal requirements.

• Promote a Safer Workplace: Fulfil your duty as an employer by implementing safe systems of work and ensuring that all personnel conducting inspections and installation of turbine mounted safety equipment (TMSE) are properly trained and qualified.

• TMSE Inspectors: Gain a clear understanding of the requirements and procedures for conducting thorough examinations in line with UK legislation.

• TMSE Users: Learn how to identify risks and defects, and carry out effective pre-use inspections to ensure equipment safety.

• Site Managers: Enhance awareness of legal responsibilities, safety obligations, and risk management related to TMSE.

• Procurement Personnel: Develop knowledge of the different types of TMSE to support informed and compliant purchasing decisions.

• Sales Professionals: Improve understanding of TMSE and key benefits to better support client needs and sales conversations.

• Demonstrate Regulatory Knowledge: Understand and apply relevant legislation and regulations governing TMSE.

• Understand Key Responsibilities: Identify and explain the roles and responsibilities of personnel involved in the examination and installation of TMSE.

• Recognise Equipment Types: Develop knowledge of various type of TMSE and their intended applications.

• Apply Correct Terminology: Accurately interpret and use terminology and definitions associated with TMSE and examinations.

• Understand Safe Working Practices: Understand the control measures established by legislation to ensure the ongoing safety and integrity of TMSE.

• Conduct Pre-Use Inspections: Perform effective pre-use inspections to identify obvious defects or issues before operation.

• Carry Out Thorough Examinations: Conduct Thorough Examinations on a range of TMSE in line with current standards and best practices.

• Identify and Report Defects: Recognise common defects in TMSE and follow correct reporting procedures.

• Complete Documentation: Accurately complete reports of thorough examination and any required supporting documentation.

• Installation: Understand how to safely install various anchor point types and ladder fall arrest systems.

• PUWER - Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations

• Health and Safety at work Act 1974

• The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (MHSAW) 1999

• Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 2022 (PPE)

• Working at Height Regulations (WAHR)

• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

• Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations

• Approved Codes of Practice

• British and International Standards

• Harmonised European Standards

• HSE Guidance

Equipment Covered

• Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs)

• Vertical Fall Protection Systems – Wire & Rail

• Ladders

• Anchor Points

• First Aid Kits

• Eye Wash Stations

• Defibrillators

• Stretchers

• Rescue Kits

• Evacuation Equipment

• Personal Evacuation Devices

• Immersion Suits

Installation of

• Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRLs)

• Vertical Fall Protection Systems – Wire & Rail

• Anchor Points

Additional Criteria Covered:

• Dropped Objects

• Risks

• Uses of Equipment

Course Content

• To view the full course content please download the Course Information Sheet.

Each participant must pass a theory assessment to demonstrate a solid understanding of the course content.

They must also successfully carry out thorough examinations on multiple items of equipment and complete detailed inspection reports based on their findings. Anchor point installation and wire system installation.

There are no prerequisites to attend this course.

Contact Hours Inclusive of Breaks: 14

Total Days: 2

Course Timing: 9am - 4pm (End times can vary depending on course participant numbers and experience)

Arrival Time: Course participants should arrive at 8.45am prompt.

Each participant must pass a theory assessment to demonstrate a solid understanding of the course content.

They must also successfully carry out thorough examinations on multiple items of equipment and complete detailed inspection reports based on their findings. Anchor point installation and wire system installation.

Location: Certex Training Academy

Minimum: 1

Maximum: 6

Location: Customer Site

Minimum: 6 (Less people may attend but this is the minimum number of people we charge for to attend your own company premises).

Maximum: 6

Three Years

ID

Each participant is required to produce photographic ID on the first day of the course. Failure to do so will result in the participant being unable to participate.

Acceptable Forms of ID:

• Photo Driving Licence

• Passport

PPE

Please attend this training course wearing safety boots.

All other PPE will be provided however you are welcome to bring your own if preferred.

If the training is being conducted at your company's site, please consult your employer regarding the specific PPE requirements in accordance with your company's site safety policy.