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Part of the Arco family
TRAINING
www.totalaccess.co.uk
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email: training@totalaccess.co.uk tel: 01785 850333
Total Access (UK) Ltd
Total Access (UK) Limited
Total Access (UK) Limited is the UK’s leading provider of working at height and confined space training.
Established in 1992, Total Access (UK) Limited offers a comprehensive range of branded and accredited
courses (e.g. IRATA, City & Guilds, UK Renewable, First Aid International and Ladder Association) for
those working at height and in confined spaces across many industries. In November 2014 Total Access
(UK) Ltd was acquired by Arco, the country’s leading safety company.
Total Access (UK) Limited sets the standard by being the first UK company to be successfully audited by
an external UKAS accredited company to British Standard 8454:2006 Code of Practice for the Delivery of
Training and Education for Working at Height and Rescue. In addition to our standard courses, we offer
bespoke courseware working with our clients to develop training solutions which enable their
employees to work safely and in full compliance with legislation. We carry full and comprehensive
insurance for all activities undertaken including professional, employers and public liability – full details
available on request.
Our Instructors
Our Instructors undertake a full evidence based training programme with certification (including IRATA)
and operational work to ensure our courseware is delivered to a consistent and professional standard.
They are regularly audited to ensure these standards are maintained and our customer reviews will
confirm our professionalism. As an independent supplier of equipment, our Instructors benefit from
being familiar with a broad range of equipment.
Our Training Centre
Our Training Centre is centrally located in Staffordshire and boasts fully fitted classrooms and impressive
practical training facilities which allow training to continue in a safe and realistic environment whatever
the weather. Structures include a 30m telecommunications tower, combined with an aerial rigging and
lifting area, 2 separate towers (15 and 20m), indoor and outdoor rooftop areas and a 10m vertical shaft
with an extensive horizontal pipe run for confined spaces training. Our Training Centre and courseware is
audited and approved by City and Guilds, IRATA, Renewable UK, Arqiva, GWO, Ladder Association
respectively. If preferred, courses can be held at client’s own site subject to conditions
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
RIGGING
3 About Total Access (UK) Limited
4 - 5 Contents Page
6 Bespoke Services
7 Working at Height
17 Aerial Rigging
RESCUE
ROPE ACCESS TRAINING
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ROOFTOP SAFETY
Tower Rescue
Rescue Genie
Tower Crane Rescue
Pole Top Climbing & Rescue
Offshore S-Cape Instructor
Milan Rescue
10 Rooftop Safety & Access
10 Rooftop Awareness
WIND TURBINE
LADDER ASSOCIATION
11 Ladder Association - Ladder and Stepladder
User
11 Ladder Association - Ladder Inspector
FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
12 Fall Protection Equipment Awareness
12 Fall Protection Equipment Inspector -IOSH
13 Fall Protection Equipment Training
WAREHOUSE & DISTRIBUTION
21 Renewable UK and GWO Working at Height
Wind Turbine
RELATED SKILLS
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Emergency First Aid
First Aid at Height
IPAF Operator
PASMA Tower User
Principals of Risk Assesment
Radio Frequency Awareness
NRSWA Signing, Lighting and Guarding
13 High Bay Rack Access
14 OnshoreS-Cape Evacuation User
14 Onshore S-Cape Evacuation Instructor
TOWER & MAST CLIMBING
15 Competent Climber
15 Advanced Climber
16 Telecommunications Industry Passport
New Starters
16 Telecommunications Industry Passport
Refresher
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CONFINED SPACES
26 Confined Spaces
27 Confined Space Awareness
27 Confined Space including Escape Breathing
Apparatus
28 Confined Space Escape and Full Breathing
Apparatus
28 Confined Space Search and Rescue
29 Self Contained Breathing Apparatus User
29 Gas Detection Training
CITY & GUILDS
30 City & Guilds Level 2 Award in Medium Risk
Confined Space 6150-02
30 City & Guilds Level 3 Award in High Risk Confned
Space 6150-03
31 City & Guilds Tower & Mast Climbing 0018-01
31 City & Guilds Rooftop Safety & Access 0018-02
32 City & Guilds Tower Rescue 0018-03
ONLINE COURSES
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Asbestos Awareness - Online
Manual Handling Awareness - Online
Radio Frequency Awareness - Online
IOSH Working Safely - Online
Managing Safety - Online
Environmental Awareness - Online
Fire Safety Awareness - Online
Hazardous Substances - Online
Health & Safety Induction - Online
Noise Awareness - Online
Electrical Awareness - Online
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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CAT
Managed Services
Medicals
Equipment
Additional Information
Arco
Speak to our equipment sales
department for kits relevant to
your course on 01785 850333
Bespoke Services
Our Bespoke Services
Here at Total Access (UK) Limited we offer bespoke courseware working with our clients to
develop training solutions which enable their employees to work safely and in full
compliance with legislation.
Client Site Training
Many of our clients request training at their locations for a variety of reasons.
Total Access (UK) Limited’s instructors can bring training to your venue minimising travel
and accommodation expenses (for safety reasons terms and conditions will apply).
International Client Site Training
Total Access (UK) Limited carried out training overseas for many of it’s clients including the
British Military, where there has been a requirement to have quality training
incorporating British legislation and English speaking instructors; bespoke rescue and
height safety training has been carried out by Total Access (UK) Limited in China,
Australia, Holland, Germany, Italy, Kosovo, Azerbaijan and Afghanistan to name but a few.
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Working at Height
What is Working at Height?
Any work on, below, or above ground level where there is risk of personal injury through falling and/or a
potential risk to people below the work site being injured by falling objects.
Why do we need Working at Height Training?
Anybody working at height must comply with the Working at Height Regulations 2005. The Working at
Height Regulations stipulate that we must avoid working at height where possible. Employers must do
all that is reasonably practicable to prevent anyone falling.
“Every employer shall ensure that no person engaged in any activity, including organisation, planning
and supervision, in any relation to working at height or work equipment for use in such work unless he is
competent to do so or, if being trained, is being supervised by a competent person.”
Total Access (UK) Limited carries out Working at Height training for a wide range of industries including:
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Wind Turbine
Telecommunications
Utilities
Stage & Theatre
Scaffolding
Oil & Gas
Manufacturing, Warehouse & Distribution
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Cleaning & Maintenance
Fire & Rescue
Schools & Universities
Military & Police
Local Councils
Maritime
Many of our courses are accredited by awarding bodies such as IRATA, First Aid International, Ladder
Association, IOSH, Renewable UK, GWO and City & Guilds.
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Rope Access Training
Total Access (UK) Limited is an IRATA (Industrial Rope Access Trade Association)
approved Training Centre. Rope access training ensures that workers are fit to climb
and perform rescues in a safe working environment. Total Access (UK) Limited carries
out rope access training to IRATA Guidelines and have numerous IRATA instructors
training to a high standard.
What is IRATA?
IRATA is the Industrial Rope Access Trade Association; over the years IRATA has
introduced and upheld an International Code of Practice to which all Industrial Rope
Access Training companies adhere.
Where is Rope Access Used?
There are five main areas in which rope access companies operate.
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Inspection and Testing Safety Surveys Maintenance and Repair (NDT)
Sealant Installation and Reinstatement
Cleaning and Painting, Jet Spray, Grit Blast and Three-Tool Method
Geotechnical (Civil Engineering) Permanent Rock Anchorage
Construction Cladding
IRATA Rope Access Level 1
Course Aim: To introduce delegates with no current
experience to IRATA Rope Access techniques used as a means
of gaining access to the work place.
Course Content:
• Working at height legislation
• Personal fall protection equipment - pre-use
inspections and fitting
• Basic rigging, knots and anchor selection
• Level 1 manoeuvres, descent, ascent and
changeovers etc
• Aid climbing on fixed and moveable anchors
• Basic rescue techniques
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Course Duration: 5 Days
No of Delegates: 6
Pre-Training Requirements:
You must be at least 18 years old
Valid Certification for: 3 Years
Rope Access Training
Course Aim: This course is intended for personnel who
hold Level 1 Industrial Rope Access and wish to
progress to Level 2. A Level 2 Technician is capable of
rigging, working ropes, undertaking rescues and
performing rope access tasks, under the supervision of an
approved IRATA Level 3.
Course Duration: 5 days
No of Delegates: 6
Pre-Training Requirements: IRATA
Level 1 +12 Months experience + 1000
logged as a Level 1
Course Content:
• Demonstrate Level 1 technical skills
• Theoretical knowledge
• Equipment and rigging
• Manoeuvres
• Climbing
• Rescue /Hauling
Course Aim: Intended for personnel who hold the Industrial
Rope Access Technician Level 2 qualification and wish to
proceed to Level 3. A Level 3 supervisor must be capable of
taking complete responsibility for work projects, undertaking
advanced rescues and have comprehensive knowledge of
relevant legislation.
Course duration: 5 Days
No. of Delegates: 6
Pre-Training Requirements: IRATA
Level 2 +12 Months experience + 1000
logged as a Level 2
Course Content:
• Demonstrate Level 1 and Level 2 technical skills
• Theoretical Knowledge
• Equipment and Rigging
• Rope Manoeuvres
• Climbing
• Rescue/Hauling – As per IRATA general requirements
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Rooftop Safety
Rooftop Safety & Access
(Arqiva Accredited)
Course Aim: This course will provide delegates with the knowledge
and practical experience to enable them to work on flat roofs in
protected and unprotected areas and to work safely in a variety of
exposed locations.
Course Duration: 1 Day
No. of Delegates: 6
Valid Certification for: 3 years
Course content:
• Risk Assessment for rooftop working
• Rooftop hazards and control measures
• Safe use of ladders (fixed and portable)
• Edge protection
• Work restraint systems
• Fall arrest systems
• PPE - inspections, use and care
Rooftop Awareness
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge to enable
them to work on flat roofs in protected areas.
Course Duration: 1/2 Day
No. of Delegates: 12
Course content:
• Risk assessment for rooftop working
• RF hazards and control measures
This course is a classroom based course and is not Arqiva
approved.
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Ladder Association
Ladder Association Ladder Stepladder & User
Course Aim: To assess and determine when it is appropriate to
use ladders and stepladders. To conduct a pre use examination of
ladders and stepladders in line with current legislation.
No. of Delegates: 8
Course Content:
• Legal requirements and guidance
• Work at height legislation
• Planning and organising
• Selecting and using STEP
• Assessing risks
• Pre-use inspection procedures
• Inspection documentation
• Theory and practical tests
Ladder Association Ladder Inspector
Course Aim: To accurately inspect all aspects of ladders and
stepladders. To identify safety critical faults and record the findings
in accordance with statutory requirements.
No. of Delegates: 8
Course Content:
• Legal requirements and guidance
• Initial inspection
• Asset register
• Inspection procedures
• Inspection documentation
• Theory and practical tests
Pre Training Requirements: Delegates must have completed a
Ladder User course.
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Fall Protection Equipment
Fall Protection
Equipment Awareness
Course Aim: To familiarise delegates with the correct and
safe use of a harness and associated equipment for fall
protection.
Course content:
• PPE - Personal Protection Equipment legislation
• Working at Height Legislation
• Pre-use inspection procedure
• Harness donning
The course will be classroom based and will include a
demonstration.
Inspection - IOSH approved
Course Aim: The course will provide sufficient information
to allow the delegates to form a judgement on the state/
condition of an item of fall protection equipment and
whether to keep it in service.
Course Content:
• PPE legislation
• LOLER
• Marking of equipment
• Record production
• Inspection procedures
• Fault diagnosis
• Controlled disposal procedures
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Training
Course Aim: To familiarise delegates with the correct and
safe use of harnesses and associated equipment for fall
protection.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course content:
• Demonstration in the correct method of pre use
inspection, storing and maintaining personal fall
protection equipment
• Harness donning
• Access ways - protected and unprotected
• Climb and work at height using lanyards and associated
safety equipment
Warehouse & Distribution
High Bay Rack Access
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge and
practical experience to enable them to work safely at height
in the racking.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Pre-use inspection of PPE
• Fitting and use of PPE
• Access Methods
• Attachment methods in the racking
• Statutory examination requirements
• Emergency procedures (awareness)
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Warehouse & Distribution
Onshore S-Cape ™
Evacuation User
practical experience to enable them to evacuate from the
raised cab of mechanical handling equipment.
4 delegates in morning
4 delegates in afternoon
No. of Delegates: 8
Valid Certification for: 1 Year
Course Content:
• Introduction to the Total Access S-cape ™ system and its
application
• Maintenance and servicing procedures
• Demonstrations of use by instructor
• Practical low level descent
• Evacuation procedures
• Practical high level descents
Onshore S-Cape ™
Evacuation Instructor
Course Aim: This course will provide the ability for in-house
trainers to cascade the safe use of the S-cape ™ system to fork
truck drivers.
No. of Delegates: 3
subject to 6 monthly assessment
of competence
Course Content:
• Introduction to the Total Access S-cape ™ system and its
applications
• Maintenance and servicing procedures
• Demonstrations of use
• Practical low and high level descents
• Protection of delegates
• Use of safety line kit
• Inspection of the training equipment
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Tower & Mast Climbing
Competent Climber
practical experience to enable them to climb structures using
protected access ways and to work safely in protected areas.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Personal Protective Equipment - inspection and use
• Access ways – protected climbing techniques
• Risk assessments
• Hazards when climbing and emergency procedures
Advanced Climber
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge and practical
experience to enable them to climb structures using protected and
unprotected access ways and to work safely in a variety of exposed
areas.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Personal Protective Equipment - inspection and use
• Access ways – protected and unprotected
• Climbing techniques in exposed locations
• Temporary fall arrest systems
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Tower & Mast Climbing
Telecomms Industry
Passport New Starters
experience to enable them to access Arqiva sites.
Course Content:
• PPE - inspection, use and care
• Access ways - protected and unprotected
• Fall arrest systems ( including temporary fall arrest systems)
• Tower rescue kit - use of
• Anchor point selection
• Self rescue
• Rescue off an access way & rescue from lanyards
• Casualty care and suspension trauma
• Safe use of ladders - fixed and portable
• Edge protection
• Basic understanding of RF energy definition
• Option to include First Aid at Height on 5th day
Course Duration: 4 Days or
5 with First Aid at Height
No. of Delegates: 6
Valid Certification for: 3 years for
Advanced Climber, Rooftop
Safety & Access, RF Awareness
1 year for Tower Rescue
Telecomms Industry
Passport Refresher
Course Aim: To refresh delegate’s knowledge and practical
experience to enable them to access Arqiva sites. This will include
Advanced Climber, Tower Rescue, Rooftop Safety and Access and
Radio Frequency Online.
Course Content:
• Working at height legislation and risk assessments
• PPE – inspection, use and care
• Access ways – protected & unprotected
• Fall arrest systems (including temporary fall arrest systems)
• Hazards when climbing & emergency procedures
• Tower rescue kits and anchor point selection
• Self rescue, rescue off an access way and rescue from lanyards
• Casualty care and suspension trauma
• Safe use of ladders (fixed & portable)
• Edge protection and work restraint systems
• Basic understanding of RF energy definition
• What is non-ionisation radio frequency radiation and what radio
frequency non-ionisation is not
• Option to add First Aid on 3rd day
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Course Duration: 2 Days or 3
with First Aid at Height
No. of Delegates: 6
Valid Certification for: 3 years for
Advanced Climber, Rooftop
Safety & Access, RF Awareness
1 year for Tower Rescue
Rigging
Aerial Rigging
Course Aim: This course will provide delegates with the
knowledge and practical experience to lift materials by hand
and mechanical means ready for installation on towers and masts.
Course content:
• Rigging lifting legislation
• Inspection of lifting equipment
• Ropes and knots
• Rigging for steelwork
• Manual & powered lifts
• Rigging and removal of dishes (up to 1.2m dish)
• Rigging and removal of antennae and associated equipment
No. of Delegates: 6
Pre-Training Requirements:
Advanced Climber or equivalent
This course has the option to include Capstan Winch.
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Rescue
Tower Rescue
experience to enable them to rescue a fellow climber
suspended by a fall arrest lanyard from a tower, mast or pylon.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Tower rescue kits
• Self rescue
• Rescue off an access way
• Rescue from lanyards
• Casualty care
• Suspension trauma
Rescue Genie ™
experience to enable them to rescue a fellow worker suspended by
a fall arrest lanyard.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Rescue Genie system
• Rescue using high anchor points
• Rescue using low anchor points
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Rescue
Tower Crane Rescue
practical experience to enable them to rescue a fellow operative
suspended by a fall arrest lanyard from a tower crane.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Tower crane rescue kits
• Rescue from crane cab
• Rescue from crane jib
• Rescue from fall arrest lanyard
• Casualty care
Pole Top Climbing
and Rescue
practical experience to enable them to climb and perform
rescue on wood poles.
Course Content:
• Hierarchy of control
• PPE - inspection, use and care
• Access ways
• Climbing techniques
• Fall arrest systems - including temporary procedures
• Risk assessment
• Pole top rescue kits
• Casualty care
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No. of Delegates: 6
Valid Certification for: 3 Years for
Pole Top Climbing
1 Year for Pole Top Rescue
Rescue
Offshore S-Cape ™
Instructor
Course Aim: To provide the ability for in-house trainers to cascade
the safe use of the Offshore S-cape ™ system to platform workers.
Course Content:
• Introduction to the Total Access S-cape ™ system and
its applications
• Maintenance and servicing
• Demonstrations of use
• Practical low level descents
• Evacuation procedures into water
• Use of painter line strop
• Lowering of an injured person
• Inspection of equipment
• Assessment (written and practical)
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No. of Delegates: 4
Valid Certification for:
3 years
subject to 6 monthly assessment
of competence
Working at Height - Wind Turbine
Renewable UK & GWO
Working at Height Wind
Turbine
experience to enable them to work and rescue at height on
wind turbines.
No. of Delegates: 4
Course Content:
• To describe the main dangers of working at height
• PPE - use, selection and care
• Working at height using lanyards and associated safety
equipment
• General requirements for rescue
• Suspension injuries & emergency procedures
• Introduction to the rescue equipment
• Evacuation techniques.
• Ladder rescue
• Rescue & evacuation from the nacelle/motor room
Milan Rescue
experience to enable them to rescue a fellow worker suspended
by a fall arrest lanyard.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Milan Hub system
• Servicing regime
• Self rescue
• Rescue of a conscious casualty
• Rescue of an unconscious casualty
• Suspension syncope awareness
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Emergency First Aid
Course Aim: This course is designed to provide delegates with the
knowledge and practical experience to provide emergency
care whilst help is being summoned. This course meets the
requirements for ‘appointed person’ first aid.
Course Content:
• Scene assessment
• Initial assessment
• Rescue breathing
• CPR
• Choking
• Control of bleeding
• Shock management
• Electric shock
• First aid kits
• Record keeping
First Aid at Height
practical experience to provide emergency first aid at height. This
course meets the requirements for “appointed person” first aid.
Pre training Requirment: A Working
at Height Certificate e.g. Advanced
Climber, Rooftop Safety & Access
Course Content:
• Scene assessment
• Initial assessment
• One rescuer CPR
• Choking management
• Control of bleeding
• Shock management
• Injury assessment
• Fractures & dislocations
• Hypothermia
• Heat exhaustion
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IPAF Operator
Course Aim: The purpose of this course is to enable operators to
manoeuvre, drive and position the Mobile Elevating Work
Platforms (MEWPs) safely and proficiently. The course can be
undertaken on scissor lifts, boom lifts, truck mounted or trailer
mounted platforms.
No. of Delegates: 6 - for single
operator - 4 for dual operator
Course Content:
• Awareness of different types of MEWPs
• Safe operation and limitations of use of MEWPs
• Pre-use checks, inspection and function tests
• Setting up the MEWP for work
• Planning the route before operating the MEWP
• Travelling the route and manoeuvring the MEWP
• Selection and use of fall arrest equipment
• Basic operational practice
• Achievement testing
• Log book issue
• Course review
PASMA Tower User
Course Aim: The PASMA course is designed to enable delegates to
safely assemble, dismantle, inspect and correctly position the tower
proficiently and safely for the task in hand.
Course Content:
• Assemble the platform as required
• Dismantle the platform proficiently and safely
• Correct positioning and carry out the required tasks in a correct
and proper manner
• Health & Safety Regulations
• Accident prevention and control
• PPE
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Principals of Risk
Assessment
Course Aim: To give delegates the ability to produce risk
assessments or review risk assessments within their work
environment.
Course Content:
• Understand their responsibilities for health, safety and
environment issues in the workplace
• Recognise the legal requirement for risk assessments
• Understand the different types of risk assessments
• Produce a risk assessment following a recognised scheme
• Recognise common hazards in the workplace and know what
to do to prevent accidents
Radio Frequency
Awareness
Course Aim: To give a good practical understanding of RF
radiation issues for those persons working on or near buildings,
structures or masts. This course will enable correct and
informed decisions to be made with regard to personal RF
safety.
Course Content:
• Basic understanding of RF energy
• What is non-ionisation radio frequency radiation
• What radio frequency non-ionisation is not
• What harm can it do?
• Effects on the human body
• Procedures to take if exposure is suspected
• Exposures to RF - hazard areas and signage
• Instrument operation & scaling
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NRSWA Signing,
Lighting and Guarding
Course Aim: To train delegates to set out traffic lights, signs, cones
and barriers. Designed for all personnel employed by local
authorities, utilities and their contractors for the purpose of Signing,
Lighting and Guarding any road works in the Highway.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Understand the safety implications of carrying out Street
works, with particular reference to the protection of persons
engaged on the works and avoidance of danger to the
general public
• Appreciate the need to maintain the free movement of
vehicular and pedestrian traffic at the site
• Demonstrate the correct layout of appropriate signs,
barriers, lamps and warning notices
• Recognise conditions that may necessitate the induction of
special measures such as installation of portable traffic
signals, traffic diversions, road closure etc
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Confined Spaces
What is a Confined Space?
A confined space is any space including vessel, chamber, tank, silo, pit or other similar space that
is largely enclosed (not always entirely) that contains a foreseeable specified risk of serious injury.
A ‘specified risk’ can be any of the following:
• Fire or explosion causing serious injury
• Gas, fume, vapour or lack of oxygen causing loss of consciousness
• Increase in body temperature causing loss of consciousness
• Increase in the level of liquid causing drowning
• Free flowing solids causing asphyxiation
Why do we need Confined Space Training?
In 1997, Confined Space Regulations were introduced in order to improve safety in Confined
Spaces. It is now enshrined in law that anyone involved with entering, controlling or
supervising people working in a confined space must have received training. Failure to comply
with these Regulations can result in prosecution.
People are killed or seriously injured in confined spaces every year in the UK. This includes a large
number of people trying to rescue others without sufficient training or equipment. A hierarchy
of control must be considered prior to commencing work. The first point to consider is, can the
work be done another way to avoid entry?
The Confined Space Regulations state the following:
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If entry to a confined space is unavoidable, follow a safe system of work
Put in place adequate emergency arrangements before the work starts
The main danger is an untested atmosphere which may be oxygen deficient or contain
atmospheric contaminants. Your brain will be unable to identify these dangers and a
Gas Detector or Atmospheric Monitor MUST be used.
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Confined Spaces
Confined Space Awareness
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge to enable
them to safely recognise a confined space and appreciate the
implications.
Course Content:
• Confined space legislation
• Atmospheric hazards and gas detection
• Distinction between types of RPE (Respiratory Protective
Equipment)
• Care and use of RPE
• Access methods
• Emergency procedures
• Self rescue
This is a classroom based course.
Confined Space including
Escape Breathing
Apparatus
practical experience to enter a confined space and use escape
breathing apparatus.
Course Content:
• Confined space legislation review
• Atmospheric hazards and gas detection
• Distinction between types of RPE (Respiratory Protective
Equipment)
• Care and use of RPE
• Methods of communication
• Care and use of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
• Access methods
• Self rescue
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Confined Space Escape
and Full Breathing
Apparatus
Course Aim: To provide delegates with a complete
understanding of the dangers involved with confined spaces.
This course will enable delegates to enter, undertake work and
exit confined spaces, with the use of full working, breathing
apparatus and escape sets.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Dangers associated with confined spaces
• Different types of atmospheres
• Use of gas detection equipment
• Use of PPE i.e. ropes, harnesses etc
• Full breathing apparatus
• Communication methods
• Equipment needed for resuscitation
• Vertical entry using tripods and winches
Confined Space Search
and Rescue
Course Aim: To provide delegates with a complete understanding
of the dangers involved with confined spaces. The course will enable
delegates to enter, undertake work, rescue and exit confined
spaces in emergency conditions.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Dangers associated with confined spaces
• Risk assessment
• Use of gas detection equipment
• Use of escape breathing apparatus and self contained breathing
apparatus (SCBA)
• Communication methods
• Equipment pre-entry checks
• Exclusion zones
• Rescue techniques whilst using breathing apparatus
• Use of PPE i.e. ropes, harnesses etc
• Emergency first aid
• Stretcher packaging and neck collars
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Self-Contained Breathing
Apparatus User (SCBA)
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge required
to operate self-contained breathing apparatus in an atmosphere
that may be an immediate danger to life and health. (IDLH).
No. of Delegates: 6
A yearly refresher is recommended
for this skill
Course Content:
• The respiratory system
• Components of SCBA
• Cylinder duration calculation
• Set assembly and stripping
• Donning and doffing
Gas Detection Training
Course Aim: To provide delegates with the knowledge required
to identify when gas detection is required, in order to safely
assess an unknown atmosphere which may have the potential
to be detrimental to health.
Course Content:
• Why a gas test is required
• Testing techniques
• Flammable gases
• Toxic gases
• Oxygen content
• When to calibrate
• Bump testing
• Equipment use
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City & Guilds
City & Guilds Level 2 Medium Risk Confined
Spaces: 6150-02
Course Aim: This course provides delegates with a complete
understanding of the risks involved when working in Medium Risk
Confined Spaces: Water in accordance with UK Water OGN NC2 and
NC3.
Course Content:
• Prepare to work safely in medium risk confined spaces
• Prepare and use escape breathing apparatus in accordance with
manufacturer’s specifications
• Follow procedures and work safely
• Deal with emergencies
• Use appropriate water industry knowledge
• Apply relevant water industry standards for working in medium risk
confined spaces
City & Guilds Level 3 High Risk Confined
Spaces: 6150-03
Course Aim: This course provides delegates with a complete
understanding of the risks involved when working in High Risk
Confined Spaces: Water in accordance with UK Water OGN NC3 and
NC 4.
No. of Delegates: 5
Course Content:
• Prepare to work safely in high risk confined spaces
• To enter and exit confined spaces safely
• Prepare and use self-contained open circuit breathing apparatus in
accordance with manufacturers’ specifications
• Use equipment and tools safely and in accordance with
manufacturers’ specifications
• Follow procedures and work safely
• Deal with emergencies
• Use appropriate behaviour for working in high risk confined spaces
• Use appropriate water industry knowledge for working in high risk
confined spaces
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City & Guilds
City & Guilds Tower &
Mast Climbing 0018-01
practical experience to enable them to climb the structure using
protected and unprotected access ways and to work safely in a
variety of exposed locations.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) – inspection and use
• Access ways – protected and unprotected
• Temporary fall arrest systems
• Hazards when climbing
City & Guilds Rooftop
Safety & Access 0018-02
practical experience to enable them to work on flat roofs in
protected and unprotected areas and to work safely in a variety of
exposed locations.
No.of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Risk assessment for rooftop working
• Safe use of ladders (fixed and portable)
• Edge protection
• Fall arrest systems
• PPE (inspection, use and care)
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City & Guilds
City & Guilds Tower
Rescue 0018-03
experience to enable them to rescue a fellow climber suspended by a
fall arrest lanyard, from a tower, mast or pylon.
No. of Delegates: 6
Course Content:
• Tower rescue kits
• Self rescue
• Rescue off an access way
• Casualty care
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Online Courses
Asbestos Awareness Online
Hazardous Substances Online
Manual Handling
Awareness - Online
Health and Safety
Induction - Online
Radio Frequency
Awareness - Online
Noise Awareness Online
IOSH Working Safely Online
Electrical Awareness Online
Managing Safety Online
Environmental Awareness Online
Fire Safety Awareness Online
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For more information about the online
courses we offer please contact Training
on: 01785 850333 or email:
sales@totalaccess.co.uk
Alternatively visit our website:
www.totalaccess.co.uk
where a full description of the online
courses can be found.
Customer Asset Tracking
CAT
Our new CAT system gives you full visibility of competency, inspection and compliance status via the
internet. Total Access has used its 25 years of experience to develop this CAT system specifically for the
working at height and confined space industries.
The standard level of CAT is a service that we offer for free to all of our customers. We also have a
signifcantly enhanced version of our CAT system for our managed service cilents.
Our standard CAT system allows you too:
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View or print staff training certificates
View or print installation or recertification of system certificates
View at a glance your up coming training and other recertification needs
View a summary of all training or systems, such as how many systems have passed or failed, or how
many of your staff competencies are in or out of date
Easily view total competencies and history of both your staff and systems
Why do you need CAT?
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CAT helps you to ensure that the competencies of people working at height and in confined spaces is
kept valid
CAT helps you to ensure your fall protection systems are inspected in line with legislation e.g. Rooftop/ladder systems and LOLER examinations
During audits you can use CAT to prove competency and view certificates wherever you are
without having to resort to a paper filing system
Sample fall protection system
Sample training delegate detail page
Sample compliance summary
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Managed Services
Our Services
Managing your employees training, medicals, equipment, PAT testing and statutory lifting accessories
inspections can be time consuming, costly and may get overlooked during busy times. Total Access (UK)
Ltd offers to take care of all this for you including all the relevant certification, giving you peace of mind
that your employees and equipment are working safely and are fully compliant with legislation.
For our Managed Service customers we have taken the CAT system even further, so that those on a
Managed Service have a significantly enhanced version of our standard CAT system.
Benefits
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All of the functionality of our standard CAT system managed for you plus;
Print or view training, medical, PAT and PPE certificates along with traffic light summaries
Cost saving on in-house staff resources
Fixed prices for term of contract
Assured compliance
Technical advisory resource
Notification on product recalls, expiry of all training certificates, medicals and inspection of all your
assets
Delivery/collection service
Routine inspections on site or at convenient locations
Repair/servicing of PPE where possible
Allocate PPE to wearer and location, as required
Online access to tracking available 24/7
Sanctioned kit - paid stock can be held of equipment at Total Access (UK) Limited
Monthly reports on services provided (KPI’s)
Management reports to monitor loss/damaged goods, projected spend, equipment inventory, etc
Regular contract review meetings
Dedicated service co-ordinators for each customer
Do you have a requirement?
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To ensure competency of people Working at Height/Confined Spaces is kept valid
To ensure your fall protection systems are inspected in line with legislation e.g Rooftop/Ladder
Systems
To ensure working at height/confined spaces medicals are kept valid
To ensure compliance with Portable Appliance Testing legislation
To monitor the inspection of your PPE (e.g. harnesses/lanyard) in line with current Legislation
If so, we can help!
Customer Asset Tracking (CAT) is a term service level agreement providing a complete managed PPE
and competency assurance service. The scheme gives full visibility of competency, inspection and service
status via the internet and allows you to manage:
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Print staff and equipment certificates
Access a library of technical documents
Access a range of status reports
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Medicals
Medical assessments are carried out to ensure an individual is fit to work in a specific
environment. People who Work at Height or in Confined Spaces such as Industrial
Abseilers, Riggers, Telecommunications Engineers and more, may require a medical to
check their fitness for their specific work.
The working at height medical involves:
• A general health screen (vision, bmi, etc)
• A grip strength test
• Urinalysis (check for diabetes)
• A fitness test (Chester Step)
• A consultation with an occupational health nurse.
The confined space medical test involves: a check of blood pressure; BMI; pulse; urine; visual fields;
audiometric test; cognitive impairment; musculoskeletal.
For detailed protocol, validity periods of medical and prices please contact:
training@totalaccess.co.uk / 01785 850333
Medical assessments can be carried out at our medical centres as listed below,
or at clients’ premises within short timeframes. We offer a standardised
medical across the UK.
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Cardiff
East Midlands
Chilterns
Darlington
Plymouth
Birmingham
London
Southampton
Bristol
Glasgow
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Manchester
York
Liverpool
Tonbridge
On completion of the medical,
a fitness certificate is issued within
48 hours advising the results (subject to
cleared payment). Medical fails are notified
verbally on the same day. Details of an individual’s
medical assessment and the information given
within individual questionnaires will be treated in
confidence and is fully compliant
with the Data Protection Act.
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Equipment
Over the past 20 years, Total Access (UK) Limited has established an unrivalled
reputation for being the leading independent supplier in the UK of Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) for Working at Height and Confined Space.
We are the largest independent equipment supplier in the UK with the biggest names in Height Safety
equipment all in one store. A large range of our products are available at our shop
www.totalaccessonline.co.uk or available in our product catalogue.
We have developed a number of unique products in partnership with leading UK end users to satisfy
their specific safety issues. These products include the Innovation Award winning rescue kits (S-Cape),
numerous safety items for use in the Electrical and Power Transmission industry as well as the
Telecommunications sector.
We pride ourselves on our ability to provide excellent, knowledgeable, technical advice on all of our
equipment. We are able to design, trial and test equipment, and due to our relationship with suppliers
we are also able to customise certain pieces of equipment for specific purposes.
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Additional Information
Other Services
Equipment
Total Access (UK) Ltd is the largest UK independent equipment supplier offering the biggest names in
working at height and confined spaces equipment. We supply a large range of equipment to suit your
needs, for both working at heights and confined spaces, including fall arrest, work restraint and work
positioning. You can also visit our online shop at www.totalaccessonline.co.uk.
Asset Management
Managing employees training, medicals, equipment, statutory lifting accessories inspections and PAT
testing can be time consuming, costly and often gets overlooked during busy times. Total Access (UK)
Limited offers to take care of all or some of these assets for you, to give you peace of mind that your
employees maintain compliance with Legislation.
Fall Protection
Our Fall Protection team offers a nationwide service specialising in the provision of access solutions to
facilitate the safe and efficient performance of roof maintenance, abseil cleaning and other high level
tasks. As a Latchway and Uniline approved installer, our installations come with full manufacturers’
warranties and insurance.
Site Services
Total Access (UK) Limited has unrivalled expertise in providing specialist rope access services, confined
space and working at height rescue services. We are a founder member of IRATA and hold full IRATA
membership in the UK. Our rope access services include high level cleaning, abseil window cleaning,
remedial repairs, painting, structural inspections, supervision and rope access maintenance. We also
offer confined space services including cleaning, inspection, CCTV inspections, consultancy, supervision
and rescue. Our operations teams are all fully insured.
Technical Data
We pride ourselves on our technical expertise. We offer on our website some of the most relevant
reference documents for those in the working at height and confined space industries. Please refer to our
website www.totalaccess.co.uk.
What our clients say
Tony Benger Landscaping Ltd - “Many thanks for the course yesterday, the delegates thought it was
great, team building and training all rolled into one, great!”
High level maintenance at Thorpe Park - “Thanks for the prompt and skilled service the other night, the
job ran nice and smoothly and was a good example of how we confidently rely on your help and support.”
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Arco
Safety is Our Business
Arco’s mission is to keep people safe at work. Our fourth generation, family owned business is committed
to delivering that mission through our core values. Our values are more than just statements; they define
our reasons for being in business and what it means to be part of our extensive Arco family.
By investing in our own people we are able to offer expert advice and support to our customers. Since
2008 we have trained over 150 Arco staff in a range of professional health and safety qualifications,
including IOSH and NEBOSH certification. We will continue to provide training to our teams so they can
offer practical support and sensible advice.
Together with our training and consultancy division, Arco Training and Consultancy, we offer the most
comprehensive health and safety services available. Our team of highly qualified experts work in
partnership with you to offer practical, hassle-free services to ensure that your work place is safe and
compliant.
As market leaders we offer the widest range of PPE in the UK. Our National Distribution Center holds an
impressive 22,000 products and our network of 41 branches cover the UK and Ireland, ensuring you can
get what you need when you need it. If you have got a large order or bespoke requirements then come
and talk to us about a deal.
Arco Products
We have over 22,000 products in stock which means we can offer you the premium brands in the industry plus a wide range of own branded ethically sourced products. Our own brand is a guarantee of quality that products have been expertly designed, tested and are fit for the job. It’s our aim to provide you
with great availability, performance and price.
There are many ways to deal with us;
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We have the largest Trade Counter network across the UK, so we are never far away. We have 40
branches around the UK, each stocking 3,000 of our best selling products, providing a convenient
and local ordering channel.
Our experienced sales people are always on hand; they understand the needs of local businesses and
can advise on the latest legislation. Please click here for details of your nearest branch.
Our annual Big Book is widely recognised as the most comprehensive catalogue of its type and a
great way to view our full range of products and services, containing over 22,000 products to keep
you safe in the workplace.
Register online and get more from Arco including; the latest health and safety news, special offers,
real time price and stock checks and favourites lists for quick reordering. The Arco Requisition Manager (ARM) feature allows multiple users within your company, access to the account, whilst maintaining central control with a single administrator, allowing flexible yet carefully controlled purchasing.
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UK’s leading Height Safety and Confined Space
training provider
Total Access (UK) Ltd, Raleigh Industrial Estate,
Eccleshall, Stafford ST21 6JL
Tel: 01785 850 333 Email: Sales@totalaccess.co.uk
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