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The way we work has changed dramatically over the last few months as we all adjust to the ‘new normal’ in light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
We have remained open throughout the UK’s coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown measures, to be able to provide emergency rescue cover to the key industries which continued to work.
The coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed the way we live, and we understand you will have many questions about what it means for the training we are offering.
Since the government announced the easing of coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown measures we have taken time to create a structured approach to our return and offering our full range of training courses across all our centres.
We are pleased to be running all our confined space training including practical training and assessments and City and Guilds certification.
We have taken a wide range of measures to ensure all the training courses we deliver comply with the latest government guidelines and our own coronavirus (COVID-19) risk assessments.
Many businesses, regardless of their size have been impacted by the unprecedented steps that government and industry have been required to take to keep the public and their employees safe.
The health & safety of our employees, customers and wider community is always our main priority, especially in these challenging times. Our values are, and always have been, rooted in keeping people safe.
Any work which takes place on a roof, is working at height – and in accordance with the Work at Height Regulations 2005 – should be avoided, if possible.
Christmas is just around the corner, and your workplace is likely festooned with trees, lights and decorations (all of which were put up using working at height practices, with electrical equipment PAT tested and wires safe and not causing any tri