PASMA Low-Level Access Course

PASMA (Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ & Manufacturers’ Association) Towers are an integral component in the UK’s construction and maintenance sectors, offering a safe and reliable means of accessing heights for various tasks.

Recognised for their versatility and robust design, these mobile access towers have become a staple in work environments where safety and efficiency are paramount. To ensure that users handle and erect these towers correctly and safely, it’s essential to undergo proper training, adhering to UK standards and regulations.

With the increasing emphasis on workplace safety, understanding how to operate PASMA Towers has become a vital skill for professionals in related industries.

The agenda for the PASMA Low Level Access Course includes:

• Legal Overview – Health & Safety / Work at Height Regulations
• Guidance & Information
• Low Level Access Options
• Podiums
• Folding Scaffolds
• Folding Step Platforms
• Wide Area Low Level Platforms
• Hazards

Our courses take place at our fully equipped training centre in Maidenhead, Berkshire. 

We have a great location for those travelling on the M4/M3/M5 and the centre is also close to Heathrow. 

Successful delegates will receive a PASMA certificate and Photo ID card which will be valid for a period of 5 years from the date of the course

The theory component of the course can be completed through a flexible e-learning platform, allowing participants to cover essential background knowledge at their own pace.

This approach significantly reduces the in-person training time, condensing the practical component into a focused half-day session, which typically begins at midday.

This format not only offers greater flexibility but also ensures that the on-site training can be more practically focused, enhancing overall learning outcomes.

Please note: It is a mandatory requirement that the e-learning module is completed and successfully passed prior to the course start date, as this foundational knowledge is essential for effective participation in the in-person session.