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Jamie Harris Shares 6 Important Safety Tips for Working at Heights

Learn essential safety tips for working at heights with expert advice from Jamie Harris, a skilled rope access worker from Cardiff and Dinas Powys. This presentation covers key precautions, proper gear, risk assessment, and emergency planning to help prevent accidents and ensure a safe work environment.

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Jamie Harris Shares 6 Important Safety Tips for Working at Heights

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  1. JAMIE HARRIS SHARES 6 IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS FOR WORKING AT HEIGHTS

  2. JAMIE HARRIS Working at heights can be risky, so taking the right precautions is essential. Jamie Harris, an experienced rope access worker from Cardiff and Dinas Powys, knows how important it is to stay safe. Here are eight simple safety tips to follow when working up high.

  3. 1. Check for Risks Before You Start Before beginning any job, look around for dangers. Things like weak surfaces, bad weather, or obstacles can make the job unsafe. A risk check helps you plan a safe way to work.

  4. Always use proper safety gear like harnesses, helmets, and ropes. Check them before use to make sure they are in good condition and fit properly. 2. Wear the Right Safety Gear

  5. Only trained workers should work at heights. Regular training helps people stay up to date with the best safety methods and techniques. 3. Get Proper Training

  6. Loose tools can be dangerous if they fall. Use tool belts or lanyards to keep them secure and prevent accidents. 4. Secure Your Tools

  7. 5. Watch the Weather Weather can make working at heights dangerous. Strong wind, rain, or ice can make surfaces slippery. Always check the forecast and avoid working in bad conditions.

  8. THANK YOU

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