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Height Safety Consultants Limited |
Established in 2001, Height Safety Consultants Limited was founded due to requests from specific industrial and other professional sectors that required specialist information and training for work at height.
Height Safety Consultants has quickly become recognised as the leading company training Police Forces in tactical and search rope techniques. Fire Service training includes work at height and technical rescue and as for Police Constabularies; the training is for operators, supervisors and instructors. |
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Specific military sectors also undertake training with Height Safety Consultants as part of their training regime and problem solving with relation to intervention issues.
Training courses for the industrial sector include Management of Work at Height, Roof Access & R.F. safety, F.P.E. Inspection, Harness Appreciation and Practical Application and Work at Height Rescue.Away from industry, H. S. C. is also a recognised training provider for Mountain Rescue in England and Wales and the Association of Mountain Instructors, as well as a multitude of outdoor and activity centres.
Height Safety Consultants Limited has become synonymous with the quality of training and simplification of skills for access and rescue techniques throughout the U.K.
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F.P.E. Selection Advice |
This service is available to those who are uncertain which category of fall protection equipment to select for the environment in which it is to be used. |
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Far too often the end user is sold equipment they either do not use, or simply do not require. With cost being high on everyone’s agenda, the aim of this service is provide the client with long-term financial benefits.
This is achieved through on-site risk assessments of the tasks to be undertaken. Cost effective appraisals of the measures required, and the correct selection of the most appropriate form of F.P.E. for you. |
Being totally independent, we also provide you with an unbiased opinion of the most suitable equipment for the task. Information on the most suitable provider of the equipment, and if required, point you in the right direction with regard to training in the use of the equipment. |
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