The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require that any one using a mobile access tower should be competent. We are an approved Pasma Training Centre, and can provide nationwide training to ensure your operators are competent to assemble, dismantle and alter Mobile Access Tower.
 The PASMA Standard Operator's Course is designed to instruct up to a maximum of 12 delegates at a time, and is aimed at anyone in your organisation who assemble, alter, dismantle, move, inspect and most importantly use Alloy or Fibreglass Mobile Access Towers in the work place. This not only includes construction sites but all work places, such as Schools, Offices and Factories both internally and externally. This course is available as an open course at our Training Centre in Tonbridge or On-Site (subject to suitable conditions).

The IPAF operator training course is one day (typically 8.30am to 4.30pm) for anyone in your organisation that uses, supervises or manages the use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPS).

The course includes both theory and practical instruction enabling your employees to develop an awareness of the legal implications, common hazards and precautions, together with the correct driving, use, pre-use inspection, elevating, lowering and emergency procedures for MEWPs.

Kentec, in association with the Ladder Association (formally the BLMA) now offer a nationally recognised training scheme for users, supervisors and managers wanting to equip themselves with the knowledge, skills and confidence necessary to use ladders and step ladders legally and safely.

Under the regulations every person in the chain leading up to, and including, the final user, has a duty of care to both themselves and others to know and understand the practical implications of working safely at height.

Demonstration of competence is a key requirement of the new regulations and successful completion of the Ladder Association training course provides proof of such competence.

Kentec are pleased to offer this course which provides training for any person who has to work at heights and need to be aware of Fall Protection with Harnesses. This course will provide participants with the essential knowledge required for wearing and using Safety Harnesses while working at height including pre-use inspection.

This course is suitable for all operators, managers and supervisors who, as part of their working duties select, mount, specify or use abrasive wheels as defined in 'The Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998'. The aim of the course is to enable delegates to work safely, to provide an understanding of current legislation and promote awareness of the dangers and hazards of abrasive wheels. To offer practical steps to reduce workplace accidents and encourage workers to adopt a culture that results in a safer workplace.  

This half day course will cover the basic operation and methods involved in locating underground services and hazards to be aware of and how to determine the readings given. All courses are conducted to a high standard using computer to video projector presentation along with video presentations and supporting samples of products, tools and equipment for practical demonstrations and assessment. 

All those attending a course will receive a certificate of attendance along with a set of course notes and a copy of HSG 47 'Avoiding Danger from Underground Services'.