Join PASMA for the when, why, who and how of inspecting towers. Learn which workers are considered competent to inspect towers and how often they should do it. Hear about PASMA’s approved checklist for inspecting a mobile access tower step-by-step and the requirements for recording an inspection.
Then, PASMA shows you a smarter way to manage it all. Their new tool means that, for the first time, you can be sure that all towers under your control are assembled correctly and that inspections are thorough and recorded properly.
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Attendees were invited to trial a brand-new tool from PASMA which means that, for the first time, you can be sure that all towers under your control are assembled correctly and that inspections are thorough and recorded properly.
TowerSure is free for everyone until September and free forever for individuals and small businesses.
Richard has thirty years’ experience working with Towers and other access equipment. He started the Tool & Access Hire company, E. T. Hire Ltd in 1989 and was Managing Director until recently selling the business to the Management Team. PASMA Tower Training was added to the company’s portfolio of activities early on to support the hire business. Later the company set up its own Hire & Assembly business, Site Access Services with Richard joining PASMA’s Hire & Assembly committee, later acting as Chair of the committee for three years. He was subsequently elected to PASMA’s Council, being appointed Deputy Chair of the Association three years ago. Richard has been a PASMA instructor for nearly twenty years and is qualified to deliver the standard Towers for Users course, along with Advanced courses – Towers on Stairs, Towers with Cantilevers and Linked Towers.
One of PASMA’s safety experts, Chris Smith told us why we inspect towers, who can inspect towers and when they should do it. Connect with Chris on LinkedIn.
Craig Gorton is a freelance PASMA training instructor and member of our training committee. He talked us through the steps involved in inspecting a tower.
PASMA's technical director, Don Aers explained the requirements for recording and reporting an inspection under the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
Jason Carlton leads the TowerSure project in PASMA and joined the webinar to tell us all about it. Connect with Jason on LinkedIn.
Sam Beesley is HSQE Manager at the AT Jones Group and has been trialling TowerSure with his team since September 2021.
Peter Bennett OBE, PASMA's managing director, wrapped up the presentations and took part in a lively Q&A. Connect with Peter on LinkedIn.
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Every day, all across the world, people in all sorts of industries use towers to achieve exciting and important things. PASMA is here to help you do it safely. We hope you learned something new at this webinar and left even better equipped to spread tower safety in your organisation. Thanks for joining us. Be safe!
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