PASMA Towers on Stairs
From: £204.00
Towers on Stairs training provides students the knowledge and understanding on how to safely assemble towers on stairs and complete work safely. You must currently hold a “Towers for Users” photocard if you want to complete this course, as well as have a good level of knowledge of working at heights.
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What’s Included
- Learn how to assemble, dismantle, and move towers on stairways
- Practice the safe use of towers through practical and theory training
- Learn how to inspect towers so they are safe for use
- Identify hazards relating to tower use, as well as how to avoid risks
- Understand legislations, regulations and guidance applicable to towers on stairs
- The opportunity to complete training at your own site if you have the space and equipment to do so ( you can read our Facilities and Equipment Requirements Guide for more information)
Course Modules
Through both theory and practical elements, you will cover the following during your 1-day training:
- Work at height responsibilities of employers, employees and suppliers
- Standards which effect the manufacture and use of stairway towers
- When it’s safe and not safe to use a tower on stairs
- Carrying out pre-use checks and inspections on towers
- The components used in a stairway tower
- Assembling and dismantling a stairway tower using approved methods
- Good practices for the safe use of stairway towers including how to access the platform safely and appropriately
- Moving a stairway tower
- Identifying hazards in the work environment as well as avoiding personal health hazards
Course Benefits
PASMA Accredited Training Centre
Experienced Instructors
Course Durations
1 Day
Durations available for this specific course.
Course Requirements
Before completing this course, you must show that you have a valid PASMA Towers For Users certification. You must bring the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on the day of your training.
Ongoing Requirements
Training is necessary every 5 years to keep your PASMA certification in date. Although it is not a legal requirement, it is a standard which many employers will look for.
Test Requirements
Two tests must be completed.
The first is a theory test, in which you must get 80% correct to pass.
You will also have a practical assessment, in which you will be tested on your abilities to safely assemble, and operate on a tower placed within a stairway.
Further Training
As said prior, training must be completed to keep your certification in date, every five years from the date of obtaining your certificate. You can also train for other types of PASMA equipment, such as Low-Level Access or Towers For Managers.
If you will be transporting your own scaffolding towers, you may want to also obtain your Category C1 licence.
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.
- Scaffolder in Hampshire averages £41,876 per annum
- Scaffolder in Reading averages £44,491 per annum
- Scaffolder in Worthing averages £40,816 per annum
- Scaffolder in Portsmouth averages £37,210 per annum
- Scaffolder in Theale averages £50,577 per annum
Any individuals who will be working with towers will most likely be working in the construction industry. Independent or for a business. This means that the likelihood of completing additional jobs is high.
Who is this course for?
This course is for anyone who is going to be completing work on stairways and require towers. From painting and decorating, to repairs, installations and maintenance work. You must already hold an in-date Towers for Users certification before completing this course.
What can I use my PASMA Certification for?
This certification is permitted only to the work on stairways, which will show as “A5” on your PASMA operator card.
What will you receive upon successful completion of this course?
Upon successful completion, you will be awarded your PASMA Towers on Stairs digital certification. You can request a paper certificate and operator card at an additional cost.
Are You A CITB Member?
This course is Approved by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB). 2 Start Ltd is an Approved Training Organisation (ATO) with the CITB, allowing our customers to claim grants for completing our registered courses. Being an ATO means that 2 Start offer training which is provided at an industry-agreed standard. You can find this course on the CITB website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PASMA Towers on Stairs training?
PASMA Towers on Stairs training is a specialized course that focuses on the safe assembly, use, and dismantling of mobile access towers on stairs. This training ensures that workers understand the risks involved in working on stairs and equips them with the necessary skills to use towers safely in these environments, reducing the risk of falls and injuries.
Who should take PASMA Towers on Stairs training?
This training is designed for anyone who works with or assembles mobile access towers on stairs. It is particularly relevant for construction workers, maintenance staff, and other professionals who frequently use access towers in environments where stairs are present. It is essential for anyone who needs to ensure safe and compliant tower use in such settings.
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