The half day Rail Coach Roof Access training course is aimed at transport workers who need to safely access specific features of rail coach roofs for inspection or maintenance.
This course is tailored towards transport systems such as rail, tram, metro and trolley/electrified buses, more specifically where a pantograph is present.
The short half day training course provides participants with basic knowledge of fitting and using restraint systems. It also includes an introduction to work at height and methods of fall protection including restraint, then goes to cover pre-use check, installation, methods of use and possible defects for specific types of fall protection. The importance of proper sizing and fitting of height safety equipment is covered, together with a selection of anchor points and application and adjustment of work restraint systems.
Course elements covered in Rail Coach Roof Access training include:
- Methods of fall protection
- Pre-use equipment checks
- Selection of suitable anchorages
- Identifying suitable work restraint equipment
Practical skills covered in Rail Coach Roof Access training include:
- Fitting a fall arrest safety harness
- Use of anchorage slings and connectors
- Attachment and use of restraint lanyards
- The use of adjustable restraint lanyard
Safety footwear is required for all practical training sessions.
Failure to meet any of these pre-requisites may result in the participant being asked to leave the course. No refund will be given in this event.
Also Available:
Work at Height First Aid Pack – portable kit for use on high structures. Compliant with BS8599-1:2019. Can be attached to harness for easy transport. Contained in rucksack style case, with prominent reflective markings, zip around opening and a robust carry handle with attachment loop for clipping to a harness.
