As a lift engineer it’s vital you understand the meaning of different health and safety signs you may encounter at work. Signs are provided to help reduce an identified ‘residual’ risk, and can prevent accidents and injuries. This toolbox talks explains the different types of signs, their meanings and when and where they should be used. More details about the course content can be found at the bottom of this page.
Important information
- You must complete the course within 30 days of purchase. Your access to the course and certificate will expire after 30 days.
- You may leave the course material at any time and resume your place at a later date (within the 30 day period).
- The test for each course must be completed in one sitting.
- If you do not pass the test, you will have one chance to retake it.
- Should you fail on your second attempt, you will be required to purchase the course again.
Who should take this course?
This toolbox talk is designed specifically for lift engineers by industry experts. It is best practice for lift engineers to complete regular toolbox talks as a requirement of their job. Toolbox talks are designed to refresh your health and safety knowledge, help you stay up to date with any changes in regulations, or provide information that may not be covered in other types of training. Completing regular toolbox talks helps to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries occurring on site.
Assessment
Each toolbox talk includes the course content followed by a test, both of which can be completed in under 30 minutes. If you pass the assessment, you will receive your certificate to download instantly.
No additional materials are needed for this course.
