PASMA Towers for Users case studies

PASMA Towers for Users is the training course for people who assemble, use, alter and dismantle mobile access towers - often called tower scaffolds - in the workplace. PASMA describes itself as the international not-for-profit association for the mobile access tower industry, representing manufacturers, suppliers, specifiers and users, providing and overseeing the industry standard training scheme and publishing safety-related knowledge, information and guidance. The course is aimed at operatives who erect towers, and it appears in PASMA's training list alongside specialist options such as Combined Low-level Access and Towers for Users, Towers on Stairways, Cantilever Towers, Linked Towers, Towers with Bridges, Large Deck Towers and Access Tower Specialist. Expect the assessment to draw on the topics PASMA publishes under its tower guidance: product standards, buying and hiring safe towers, safe use of a scaffold tower, guardrails, toe boards and platforms, and inspections together with assembly methods including the 3T and AGR approaches. The PASMA Towers for Users case studies are 5 cases and about 3,091 words.