
IPAF and PASMA are both necessary training courses to meet Working at Height Regulations and protect the health and safety of staff who work at height. They each cover different aspects of height, so identifying which course is the most suitable will depend on the method of accessing the work site.
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The NRSWA was an idea put in place back in 1991 to safeguard those who work on the roads and highways. The idea behind the act is to educate those who wish to either supervise or carry out work on the highways to the best and safest codes of practice. As such, the act contains a set of definite guidelines and regulations that must be adhered to at all times to help ensure safety during Street works operations.
The Operatives courses are aimed at those who need to carry out the work on roads and streets within the UK. Operatives may be asked to work in teams completing tasks that include signing, lighting and guarding, excavations, backfills, reinstatements either hot or cold lay and of modular surface and pathways.
The supervisor’s courses are designed for those who have experience as operatives, and have now moved to a team leader, supervisor or management role.