WSQ Manage Work At Height Course
The WSQ Manage Work at Height Course is designed to equip supervisors, managers, and safety personnel with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage activities conducted at height. This course focuses on hazard identification, risk assessment, and the implementation of appropriate control measures to prevent accidents. It includes both theory and hands-on training, enabling participants to apply safe work practices in real-world scenarios.
What You Will Learn
Participants will learn to develop fall prevention plans, conduct safety inspections, and supervise work-at-height operations. The course also includes practical safety assessments and scenario-based exercises to reinforce key concepts, in line with MOM and industry safety standards.
Who Should Attend the Work at Height Course
This Work at Height Supervisor Course is ideal for individuals appointed to oversee or supervise work-at-height activities in sectors such as construction, facilities maintenance, marine, and manufacturing.
Industry Recognition and Certification
Upon successful completion, participants receive a WSQ Statement of Attainment. This Managing Work at Height Course certification is widely recognised in Singapore’s construction and maintenance industries, enhancing employability and demonstrating a commitment to workplace safety.
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Course Overview - Manage Work At Height Course
Course Reference No.: TGS-2022012796
Course Unit Code: WPH-GMS-3309-1.1
Awarded by SkillsFuture Singapore
Manage Work At Height Course: This unit is aimed at providing participants with the knowledge and skills in planning, supervising, assessing or managing work at height.
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Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP): UTAP is a training benefit provided to NTUC Union Members with the objective of encouraging them to upgrade with skills training by minimizing training costs. If you are an NTUC Union Member, you can get 50% funding (capped at $500 per year) under the Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP).
UTAP funding for NTUC Union Members is capped at $250 for 39 years and below and at $500 for 40 years and above.
UTAP support amount to be paid to training provider first and claimed after end of class by learner.
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Duration
Modules - Manage Work At Height Course
- Identify, explain and apply the relevant Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) legislation/Approved Code of Practice/Singapore Standards applicable to work at height
- Identify and explain the Roles & Responsibilities of stakeholders, competent and responsible persons.
- Identify hazards, evaluate the risk, and implement control measures for work at height
- Review the necessary fall preventive / protective control measures for safe execution of work at height
- Establish, evaluate, review and implement a Fall Prevention Plan
- Establish and implement a system for an effective monitoring and control of WAH risks
- Don, check and correct Individual Fall Protection Equipment and respond to a fall emergency
Mode of Assessment
Entry Requirement - Manage Work At Height Course
- Have at least WSQ ESS Workplace Literacy and Numeracy Level 4 and above or equivalent and the ability to carry out hazards identification, risk assessment, and risk control measures
Career Opportunities After Certification
Career Paths for Work at Height Supervisors
Becoming a certified Work at Height Supervisor can lead to various career opportunities, including:
1. Work-at-Height Supervisor – Oversees safety measures and operations involving height-related tasks.
2. Height Safety Assessor – Conducts safety inspections and evaluates compliance with fall prevention protocols.
3. Workplace Safety Officer – Manages broader safety functions, including supervising work at height activities.
4. Site Supervisor or Foreman – Leads teams on-site, ensuring safety procedures are followed during elevated work.
These roles are essential for maintaining safety and compliance across many job sites.
Industry Demand for Certified Height Safety Experts
Professionals with Height Safety Training are in demand across key sectors in Singapore, such as:
1. Construction
2. Facilities and Building Maintenance
3. Oil & Gas
4. Marine and Shipbuilding
5. Property and Building Management
Due to strict safety regulations and the nature of high-risk environments, employers value certified individuals who can ensure safe and compliant operations at height.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the WSQ Manage Work At Height course about?
This course equips participants with the skills to plan, supervise, and manage work-at-height activities safely, in accordance with local regulations and workplace safety practices.
Who should attend the WSQ Manage Work At Height course?
It is ideal for supervisors, managers, and safety personnel who oversee height-related tasks and are responsible for implementing fall prevention plans at the workplace.
Is this course different from the Supervise Work at Height course?
Yes, the Supervise Work at Height Course focuses on operational-level supervision, while the Manage course covers higher-level planning and management responsibilities.
Does this course include practical training?
Yes, hands-on training and practical assessments are included, allowing participants to apply safe work-at-height practices in simulated real-world scenarios.
Can I take this course without prior experience?
Some basic understanding of workplace safety is helpful, but prior experience is not required. However, completing courses like Risk Assessment Training may offer added context.
What certification will I receive upon completion?
Participants will receive a WSQ Statement of Attainment, recognised under Singapore’s national skills framework for height safety supervision.
Are there other safety courses I should consider?
Yes, depending on your role, you may also benefit from related courses such as the Confined Space Supervisor Course to enhance your safety competencies in high-risk environments.
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