PASMA Combined Low-Level Access & Towers for Users Course Overview

The PASMA Combined Low-Level Access & Towers for Users course provides comprehensive training for individuals who need to safely work with both mobile access towers and low-level access equipment such as podiums and folding platforms. This course delivers two recognised PASMA qualifications in a single day, making it an efficient option for operatives working across a variety of environments.

Learners gain the knowledge and practical skills required to assemble, dismantle, move, inspect and safely use access equipment in accordance with current legislation, industry standards and manufacturer guidance. The course combines classroom-based theory with hands-on practical training to ensure competence in real workplace scenarios.

Training focuses on hazard awareness, risk control and safe working practices, helping to reduce the risk of falls and improve compliance with working at height regulations across construction, maintenance and facilities environments.

Who the Course is For

This course is suitable for operatives, technicians and anyone responsible for using, assembling or inspecting mobile access towers and low-level access equipment in the workplace, including construction workers, maintenance staff and facilities teams.

Course Content

• Legal responsibilities under working at height regulations
• Standards governing mobile access towers and low-level access equipment
• Tower and low-level equipment components and configurations
• Safe assembly and dismantling techniques (including 3T and advanced guardrail methods)
• Pre-use checks and formal inspection procedures
• Safe positioning, stability and movement of equipment
• Hazard identification and risk management
• Best practice for safe working at height

Assessment and Certification

Delegates complete both a theory-based assessment and practical evaluation. Successful candidates receive PASMA-accredited certification covering Towers for Users and Low-Level Access, typically valid for five years.

Course Duration

This is a one-day course, usually delivered over approximately 6–8 hours of combined theory and practical training.

Entry Requirements

There are no formal prerequisites, although learners should be physically capable of working at height and able to understand safety instructions.

Benefits of Training

• Gain two PASMA qualifications in one course
• Improve safety when working at height
• Reduce risk of falls and equipment misuse
• Support compliance with UK health and safety legislation
• Enhance employability across multiple sectors

Delivery Method

This course is delivered in a classroom in Ashford, Kent, TN23 4TU

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