KEE LINE LIFELINE INSTALLATION & TESTING

 

 On completion the candidate should have a good understanding of PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION, PERMANENT INSTALLATION OF HORIZONTAL LIFELINES. The candidate will be able to demonstrate knowledge, understanding and practical application of the hierarchy of controls as well as PPE equipment selection to be used in conjunction with Horizontal lifelines. 

There are exercises which involve homework to establish an understanding of safe installation and use of power tools. This course also provides an overview of relevant standards and test methods, as well as studying Kee Line components in detail. There are several group assessment sessions throughout the exercises, and these are discussed in group sessions. 

Once the students have completed the theoretical side of the course, they are then assessed on practically installing a horizontal lifeline on a variety of substrates. This includes, trapezoidal, standing seam, membrane roofs (tray liner and concrete deck), swaging cable and testing with Hydrajaws. 

Once the product is installed, students are then taught the handover process and recertification process. Finally, students are requested to demonstrate their learning in a final quiz. A minimum score of 70% is required for passing this course. 

£799

Includes: use of equipment during training. Price includes VAT. Price may change dependant on date and location.

  • Assessment Method: Written and practical
  • Course Duration: 2 Days
  • Trainer to Candidate Ratio: 1:6
  • Revalidation Period: Certification valid for 3 years
  • Certification: PDF copy of Certificate

Syllabus Content

1. Evaluated the benefits of partnering with Kee Safety 

2. Defined what constitutes a Horizontal Lifelines 

3. Gained knowledge of HLL Fundamentals 

4. Reviewed the correct PPE Combinations to be used with a Horizontal lifeline 

5. Examined Related Legislation in Europe & North America 

6. Reviewed how Kee Safety product is Tested & Compliant with said standards 

7. Studied System Componentry 

8. Reviewed Various Roof/Structural Fixes 

9. Installed a Horizontal Lifeline with the correct Tools in accordance with manufacturers guidelines to various substrates/structures 

10. Studied the correct tools that should be used and how they are used. 

11. Practically Pull Tested Cables using a Hydrajaws 

12. Reviewed the checklist for commissioning a HLL 

13. Assessed the checklist for Recertification of a HLL 

14. Discussed System Design Considerations 

         

        • Minimum Age of 18 years
        • Candidates need to be physically fit and free from any disability or medical condition that may prevent them from working safely
        • A self-certified statement of reasonable fitness

        • The course cost will include: 

          • • MCL-UK Training Manual PDF 

           

          All the equipment for training will be provided in the course cost.