AIF free WAH & best practice videos “The Knowledge Base”

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Access Industry Forum has been supplying online video for free for over a year and now has almost 50 best practice video available to view, free. Almost 8000 people have now viewed the videos and recognise them as a successful method of remaining up to date on issues and topics surrounding the area of working at height.

The Knowledge Base is where best practice and latest developments are presented and discussed on all matters relating to working at height. Furthermore the Knowledge Base also introduces a new concept, that of stakeholder engagement via top table discussion forums to discuss broader (non-product specific) working at height issues. Participating organisations in the Knowledge Base include CIOB, RoSPA, UKCG, Association for Project Safety and IOSH.

All the Knowledge Base sessions are filmed and supplied by AIF online for free to enable practitioners and other industry stakeholders to review the content to ensure they remain up to date with objective and factual information on working at height issues.

The Knowledge Base is updated regularly. If you have a suggestion for a topic for the Knowledge Base please contact the AIF.

http://www.accessindustryforum.org.uk/knowledge_base.htm

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