Working at Height Regulations 2005

The Working at Height Regulations 2005 are UK laws designed to protect workers who perform tasks at elevated positions, such as ladders, roofs, or scaffolding. They require employers to assess risks and implement safety measures to prevent falls, which can lead to serious injuries or fatalities. Employers must provide proper equipment, ensure it is maintained, and train workers on safe practices. The regulations emphasize the importance of planning and supervision to minimize hazards, ensuring that all work at height is carried out safely. Overall, they aim to create a safer working environment for everyone involved.