PASMA- Low-Level Access
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Also known as room scaffolds or podium steps, low level work platforms provide access up to a platform height no greater than 2.5 metres. Typically lightweight, these tower types are easy to manoeuvre, and can fold away for simple storage or transportation. The PASMA Low-Level Access Course is suitable for beginners and experienced users and typically takes half a day to complete.
What’s Included
- Registered with PASMA on their portal
- Compiled Documentation for the Course
- All Equipment provided (the student must bring their own PPE)
- Training completed in our dedicated warehouse space or the student’s own location
- Training conducted by a PASMA accredited instructor
- E-document provided at the end of the course
Course Modules
Throughout your training, you will cover the following:
- PASMA Code of Practice
- BSI Standard BS 8620:2016
- Current Legislations, regulating and guidance effecting work at heights with low level access units
- Assembling, altering & dismantling low level units, incorporating best practices for fall protection
- Inspection of completed tower for low level access units
- Completion of Tower Inspection Records
- Hazards effecting the use of low-level access units
Course Benefits
PASMA Accredited Training Centre
Experienced Instructors
Course Durations
1 Day
Durations available for this specific course.
Course Requirements
To attend this course, you must bring the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on the day of your training.
Ongoing requirements
Although training is not a legal requirement, it is highly sought after and many who are in a job role which requires the use of towers will be expected to have completed training to remain safe and compliant.
The PASMA certification provides anyone the information that the card holder has demonstrated the required level of competence with regards to the knowledge and practical skills to safely erect, dismantle, and work with mobile towers.
Test Requirements
Two assessments are conducted within your course.
You will first complete a theory assessment which you must achieve an 80% pass mark.
You must also complete a practical assessment, where you will be showing that you can safely assemble, dismantle, alter and manoeuvre a low-level access tower.
At the end of this, and whether your instructor says your successfully passed, you will be added to the PASMA database. This will show that you have completed the appropriate training to work on low-level access towers.
Further Training
As long as you update your certification every five years, you will still be a valid PASMA operator member. You could also complete your Category C1 training if you will be transporting your own PASMA equipment.
Earning Potential
Reputable Salary Checkers estimate the following for a PASMA across the South Coast:
While all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we suggest conducting your own research and use these figures for information purposes only.
Who is this course for?
The Low-Level Access course is for any who:
- Have never used or handled towers before
- Have previously and currently use towers, but have never completed the appropriate training
- Looking to complete the course again after their previous certification has expired
You should also consider that working with PASMA towers involves practical work, many from heights. You must be in good health and shouldn’t have problems with heights.
What can I use my PASMA Certification for?
The Low-Level Access certification permits user to handle scaffolding equipment for heights of under 2.5 metres. Anything over this, then you will need to complete Towers for Users training.
What will you receive upon successful completion of this course?
Once you successfully complete this PASMA course, and pending if you paid an additional fee, you will be issued with a Certificate and Photocard. This card is proof that you have received PASMA accredited training and that you are competent at working on Low Level Access.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PASMA Low-Level Access Training?
PASMA Low-Level Access Training is a specialized course designed to teach individuals how to safely operate low-level access equipment such as podiums, step stools, and other mobile access platforms. It covers key safety protocols, risk assessments, and proper use to ensure safe working practices at height.
Who should attend PASMA Low-Level Access Training?
This training is ideal for workers who need to use low-level access equipment in their daily tasks. It is suitable for those working in construction, maintenance, retail, or any other environment where working at height is required. The course is intended for both beginners and those seeking to refresh their knowledge.
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David Feltham –
Very well delivered, made sure we understood before moving on!