Safety Course and Health at Work in English
gol:Department of Labor Inspection, the Ministry of Labor and Employment, published on 27/03/2012, Ordinance No. 313 of 23 March,  approving the Regulatory Standard 35 – Working at Heights.
This NR aims to establish the minimum requirements and protective measures for working at heights, involving the planning, organization and execution of the work, to ensure the safety and health of workers involved directly or indirectly with the activity.
The Ordinance has also about the responsibilities of the employer and employees; training; planning, organization and implementation; and personal protective equipment, accessories and mooring systems.
Safety Course and Health at Work in English
 Content:
– Protective Equipment:
– Goals and Fields of Application;
– Use, Conservation and Maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE);
– Collective and individual protection equipments, to reduce impact and fall factors;
– Risk of falling of materials and tools;
– Practical presentation of safety equipments, for what purpose they are produced, and how to use their strengths and weaknesses;
– Communication Systems.
Safety Course and Health at Work in English
Security procedures at Work:
– Planning, organization and execution of work;
– Routine operational procedures of working at heights;
– Requirements and documents needed to certify fitness to work at height;
– Minimum Security Requirements;
– Responsibilities of the height team supervisor;
– Specific risks of simultaneous work;
– Potential risks inherent in working at heights and measures to prevent and control;
– Requirements for hiring the Rescue Team;
– Protective measures for working at heights,
– Isolation methods and signaling the work area;
– Security System as slopes (slopes and inclines, etc.)
– Practical Assisted Training of difficulties encountered in daily work
– Structural Workplace Assessment
Safety Course and Health at Work in English
Preliminary Risk Analysis (PRA);
– Preparation of PRA and relevant considerations;
– Risk Analysis and impeding working conditions;
– Weatherandotherexternalinfluencesthatmayaltertheexecutionoftheserviceconditions;
Work Permit – WP:
– Issue;
– Responsible for authorization;
– Closing;
– Traceability.
– Validity;
– Vertical Hierarchy permission to work at height.
Safety Course and Health at Work in English
Basic Rescue Techniques at Heights:
– Energy absorbers;
– Typical accidents;
– Self-rescue; (Sked stretcher and basket hoisting)
– Pipelines in emergency situations;
– Physiological damage caused by falls;
– Descent and victim hoisting with and without litter;
– Horizontal displacement and access to places away from the stairs;
– Fall arrest devices;
– Establishment of systems and anchor points;
– Fall Factor and impact strength;
– With hoisting cable guide;
– Basic Techniques and Planning Rescue at Heights;
– Knots Fixation
– Rappel Notions (practice vertical lifeline and falls locks)
– Organized rescue and transfer lines, simulations with drivers assembly.
– Anchoring System (attachment points);
– Counter weight Systems; (Pulleys)
– Load Reduction Systems Pulleys;
– Climbdown Security Systems (brakes and knots security);
– Ascent Security Systems;
– Basic First Aid.

TRAINING COURSE NR 35 – SAFETY AT WORKINGAT HEIGHTS  WORKER LEVEL:
LEVEL 01-08 HOURS (MINIMUM)
LEVEL 02-16 HOURS
LEVEL 03-24 HOURS
WORKING AT HEIGHTS (SUPERVISOR LEVEL) – 40 HOURS 

Law and Safety Standards:
Responsibilities of the Employer and the Employee;
Rules and regulations applicable to working at heights;
NR 01 – General Provisions
NR 06 – PPE – Personal Protective Equipment
NR 07 – PCMSO Control Program Occupational Health
NR 35 – Working at Heights.
NFPA 1983: Standard on Lifeline and Fire Safety Components;
NFPA 1006: Standard for Technical Qualification Professionals Rescue;
NFPA 1670: Standard for Training and Technical Operations Search and Rescue Incidents;
NBR 15475: Vocational Qualification Rope Access.
NBR 15595: Rope Access Procedures for Application of the method
Safety Course and Health at Work in English
Curso Trabalho em Altura em Inglês:
Exercícios práticos;
Percepção dos riscos e fatores que afetam as percepções das pessoas;
Impacto e fatores comportamentais na segurança;
Fator medo;
Consequências da Habituação do risco;
A importância do conhecimento da tarefa;
Entendimentos sobre Ergonomia;
Análise de posto de trabalho;
Riscos ergonômicos;
Avaliação Teórica e Prática;
Certificado de Participação;
Referências Normativas:

Atenção:
EAD Ensino a Distância
Base Legal – Norma Técnica 54 Ministério do Trabalho
RESPONSABILIDADES – Como a capacitação em SST é obrigação trabalhista a ser fornecida pelo empregador a seus trabalhadores em razão dos riscos oriundos da atividade explorada, é de inteira responsabilidade do empregador garantir sua efetiva implementação, sujeitando-se às sanções administrativas cabíveis em caso de uma capacitação não efetiva ou ainda pela capacitação de má qualidade que não atenda aos requisitos da legislação. É indispensável observar que, ainda que se opte pela realização de capacitação em SST por meio de EaD ou semipresencial, é salutar que toda capacitação seja adaptada à realidade de cada estabelecimento. É que o trabalhador está sendo capacitado pelo empregador para atuar em determinado espaço, logo, uma capacitação genérica não irá atender às peculiaridades de toda e qualquer atividade econômica.
Veja na íntegra Nota Técnica 54 do Ministério do Trabalho MT Clique Aqui