Staying safe in cold weather: Essential tips for working at height

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With almost freezing temperatures settling over London and the UK, working at height comes with extra challenges.

Cold and wet conditions can significantly increase risks, making proper planning and precautions more important than ever.

Dress smart!
Layer up with insulated, waterproof, and windproof clothing to stay warm and dry. Remember, water removes heat 25 times faster than air, so keeping dry is key to preventing hypothermia. Regular warm-up breaks and monitoring weather conditions are essential for staying safe.

IRATA’s Safety and Health Topic Sheet No. 14 provides vital guidance on working in extreme weather conditions, including how to protect yourself from the cold. Make sure you’re prepared – download it here:
Download here

#SafetyAtHeight #ColdWeatherWork #IRATA #RopeAccess #WinterSafety

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