Safe Work at Height

• Photovoltaic installers/maintainers
• Electricians
• People who carry out construction work, roof repairs, panel replacement, awning installation and other work at height

The teaching methods used include lectures, practical exercises and group collaboration.

In this context, participants are asked to complete group and individual exercises and assignments, as well as Role playing exercises, which aim to develop their skills (time management, team spirit, collaboration).

At the end, an evaluation test and a satisfaction questionnaire are distributed to participants in order to evaluate the results of their training and the achievement of its objectives.

• Brief reference to the general provisions on OSH and in particular to Law 3850/2010 “Ratition of the Code of Laws on the Health and Safety of Workers”
• P.D. 395/1994 “Minimum safety and health requirements for the use of work equipment by workers”
• P.D. 155/2004 “Amendment of P.D. 395/94 as amended and in force, in compliance with Directive 2001/45/EC”
• P.D. 396/1994 “Minimum safety and health requirements for the use by workers of personal protective equipment at work in compliance with Council Directive 89/656/EEC”
• Ministry of the Interior, House of Representatives, B. 4373/1205/1993 “Compliance of Greek Legislation with Council Directive 89/686/EEC of 21 December 1989 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to personal protective equipment” as amended and in force
• P.D. 70/1990 “Health and safety of workers in shipbuilding”
• P.D. 778/1980 “On safety measures during the execution of construction work”
• Joint Ministerial Decision No. 16440/Φ.10.4/445/93 “Regulation on the production and placing on the market of prefabricated metal elements for the safe construction and use of metal scaffolding”
• Non-binding guide to good practice for the implementation of Directive 2001/45/EC (performance of work at height) – good practices