Work at Height Regulations in Ireland: Emphasising the Need for Training

Working at height remains one of the most dangerous activities in Irish workplaces. From scaffolding on construction sites to ladder use in warehouses, even a short fall can have life-changing consequences. To address these risks, Irish law mandates comprehensive safety measures, including strict requirements for training. The Safety, Health, and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations 2007 lay out the obligations of employers and workers alike.