Work-at-height (WAH) remains one of the most critical high-risk activities in the construction industry, contributing significantly to serious injuries and fatalities.
This webinar brings together industry practitioners and experts to share practical approaches and solutions to strengthen WAH safety across construction projects. It will focus on improving safety performance through better design, engineering controls, workforce capability, digital tools, and regulatory compliance.
Attendees will gain practical insights to support safer planning, execution, and management of WAH activities in construction sites.
1.0 Day Course
Training Hours – 4.0 hours
Assessment Hours – 0 hours
English
This webinar is not eligible for funding.
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An e-Certificate of Attendance will be issued to attendees who complete the course with 100% attendance.
A notice of replacement / postponement together with the full particulars of the new participant (for replacement) must be given to us at least 3 working days before the webinar date. A charge of S$50 (replacement) or S$100 (postponement) will be imposed on such changes.
A notice of cancellation must be given at least 3 working days before the webinar start date, in which 50% of the webinar fee will be refunded. If notice is given in less than 3 working days, there will be no refund (100% charged).
Available upon request.
For more information, please contact Ms Adalyn at 6429 5867 or email adalyn@scal-academy.com.sg.
Construction Safety Webinar: Strengthening Work-at-Height Practices in Construction
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