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A comprehensive risk assessment is crucial for working at height. This should never be a general working at height risk assessment but specific to the task, location and conditions of the job in question. It might include an appendage to a separate risk assessment. Your permit to work template should include:

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In today’s technology-driven world, digital solutions, like Verature, are revolutionising safety and compliance procedures, and the realm of working at height permits is no exception. Implementing a digital permit system can significantly enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of your safety protocols. With digital permits, information can be easily accessed and updated in real-time, ensuring that all stakeholders are on the same page. This streamlines the approval process, reduces paperwork, and minimises the risk of errors. Furthermore, digital systems often come equipped with automated reminders for inspections and permit expiration, improving compliance and accountability. Overall, embracing digital permit systems can take your working at height safety measures to the next level, allowing for more agile and responsive management of tasks carried out at elevation. Enquire here for a guided demo on how the Verature permit system works.

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Working at height is a common task in various industries, from construction and maintenance to telecommunications and agriculture. However, it also poses significant risks if not managed properly.

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safety is paramount when working at height, and having a comprehensive permit to work template is a critical step in achieving it. Regularly review and update your template to reflect changing regulations, technologies, and best practices, and ensure that all employees are trained on its proper use. By doing so, you’ll create a safer working environment for everyone involved in tasks at height.

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Recently a company found in breach of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 was fined £16,000 and was ordered to pay £4,462.59 in costs. The HSE found ‘…a lack of suitable controls for preventing falls’ and ‘inadequate planning’ behind a further incident, leading to fines of £12,000.

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To ensure the safety of workers and compliance with regulations, it’s essential to have a robust permit to work system in place. In this blog post, we will discuss what your working at height permit to work template should include to enhance safety and streamline the process.

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