Fall Protection Course – Work at Height
Mandatory fall protection course for everyone working at heights over 2 meters — roofs, scaffolding, lifts, masts, and open edges. Covers the use of harnesses, lanyards, fall arresters, and anchorage in accordance with the regulations on the performance of work.
✅ Legal Basis
Regulations on the performance of work, Chapter 17 and Section 17-1, require training before working at height. The employer is responsible for ensuring that training has been completed.
👥 Who is the course for?
- Roofers and tinsmiths
- Scaffold erectors and users
- Lift operators
- Mast workers (telecom, energy)
- Industrial and maintenance personnel
📚 Course Content
- Legal requirements and risk assessment for work at height
- Selection and use of harnesses, lanyards, and fall arresters
- Anchorage points and anchorage requirements
- Pendulum fall, fall distance, and free height
- Rescue plan and suspension trauma
- Inspection and discarding of equipment
⏱️ Duration and Format
Approx. 2.5 hours · online theory · immediate diploma
🎓 Diploma
Diploma as PDF immediately upon course completion. Please note that practical training on your own equipment must also be provided by the employer.
💡 Why choose Komplett HMS?
- 100% online — start anytime, on any device
- Available in all languages via auto-translation
- PDF diploma immediately upon completion
- Approved documentation according to Norwegian regulations
- Maximum 1 hour from purchase to course access
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Does this replace practical training on the equipment?
No. The course covers the theory. The employer must also provide practical training on the specific fall protection equipment used at the workplace.
How often must the course be renewed?
Recommended renewal every 2–3 years, or with new equipment/changed work methods.
When is fall protection mandatory?
When there is a risk of falling from a height of 2 meters or more — or lower in case of particular danger (water, sharp objects, etc.).
Does the course cover work on roofs?
Yes, roofing work is a central part of the course, including the choice of collective vs. personal fall protection.