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It is imperative for employers to provide their employees with working at height training. This should cover the risks associated with working at height, the proper safety procedures, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).Â
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Working at height training is essential for employers who want to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries. The iProtectU EHS software can help employers to provide their employees with the training they need to work safely at height. Â
iProtectU EHS software can help employers to manage their working at height risks. The software includes a comprehensive library of working at height training courses, as well as a system for tracking employee training records.Â
The software also includes a number of features that can help employers to assess their working at height risks, such as a risk assessment tool and a hazard identification tool.Â
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