UTN Training's blog : Complete Guide to PASMA Training: Safety for Working at Height

Welcome to the PASMA training section. UTN provides certified training that adheres to the highest industry standards for users of alloy towers. PASMA training is essential for anyone involved in assembling, moving, and disassembling mobile access towers used for working at height. Additionally, this training covers the inspection of these towers to ensure safety compliance. Attending a PASMA training course is crucial for anyone who operates, moves, or inspects alloy towers.

About PASMA Training

What is PASMA?

PASMA stands for "Prefabricated Access Suppliers and Manufacturers Association." This organisation plays a critical role in standardising the construction of alloy towers globally. PASMA sets stringent guidelines to minimise customer injury, aiming to make accidents as infrequent as possible. Their standards are recognised industry-wide, ensuring that safety remains a top priority.

What is PASMA Training?

PASMA training is designed for individuals involved in the safe assembly, movement, disassembly, and inspection of mobile access towers. As per the Work at Height Regulations (2005), this training is legally required before anyone can use a mobile access tower. The course provides comprehensive instruction on the procedures and safety measures necessary for working with alloy towers, ensuring compliance with legal standards and best practices.

Who Should Attend?

The PASMA training course is intended for anyone who plans to use, move, or inspect alloy towers to work at height. This includes construction workers, site managers, and safety officers. The training is crucial for ensuring that all participants understand their responsibilities and the safety procedures necessary to prevent accidents and ensure a safe working environment.

What Does PASMA Training Provide?

Upon completion of the PASMA training course, delegates will be:

Fully aware of relevant Health & Safety regulations: Understanding the legal requirements for working at height.
Knowledgeable about accident prevention and control: Learning strategies to minimise risks and manage safety.
Informed about personal protective equipment needs: Recognising the correct use and requirements for PPE.
Skilled in assembling the platform: Proficiency in building and setting up mobile access towers.
Capable of dismantling alloy towers safely: Efficient and safe disassembly techniques.
Able to position towers correctly: Ensuring towers are correctly placed for the tasks at hand.

PASMA Towers For Users Course

The PASMA Towers for Users course is universally acknowledged as the definitive industry standard. This one-day course has been updated to incorporate the Work at Height Regulations 2005 requirements. It equips delegates with the skills to safely assemble, dismantle, and position alloy towers proficiently. This training is essential for those using mobile access towers daily.

PASMA Low-Level Access Course

The PASMA Low-Level Access Course trains delegates in the safe assembly, disassembly, and relocation of low-level access units. This course is vital for avoiding personal injury and ensuring safety while working with low-level platforms.

PASMA Working At Height Essentials Course

This course ensures that individuals comply effectively with their Work at Height Regulations duties. It provides the essential knowledge and skills needed to manage and conduct work safely at height.

PASMA Combined Low-Level Access & Towers For Users Course

The PASMA Combined Low-Level Access & Towers For Users Course blends theory and practical training. It instructs delegates on safely handling low-level access units and standard mobile access towers, ensuring comprehensive safety and proficiency.

Types of Towers

Proper assembly of mobile access towers, prefabricated tower scaffolds, or low-level work platforms is crucial. Always follow the instruction manual provided with each tower. This page offers easy access to official assembly instructions for popular towers, courtesy of PASMA. Please read PASMA's disclaimer before downloading or relying on these documents.

Mobile Access Towers

Completing the PASMA Towers for Users training course is mandatory for assembling mobile access towers. [View manuals for Mobile Access Towers]

Towers on Stairs

The PASMA Towers on Stairs training course must be completed to build towers on stairs. [View manuals for Towers on Stairs]

Low-Level Work Platforms

Passing the PASMA Low-Level Access or Combined Low-Level Access and Towers for Users training courses is required to construct low-level work platforms. Instruction manuals are organised alphabetically by manufacturer. [View manuals for Low-Level Work Platforms]

Boost your safety knowledge and take control of workplace hazards. Enrol in the PASMA training today and gain practical skills while earning a recognised certificate upon completion. This certification will empower you to manage risks and create a safer environment for your team. Sign up now and take the first step towards becoming a key player in workplace safety at UTN Training!

Please refer to the UTN Training website for a comprehensive overview of scaffold tower instruction manuals.

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