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PASMA Training

PASMA training is designed for people who assemble, move, inspect or use mobile access towers and low level access equipment.

Course Radar helps learners, businesses and employers find PASMA training providers by course type, location and distance, then enquire directly with the training provider.

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What is PASMA training?

PASMA training gives learners the knowledge and practical skills needed to work safely with mobile access towers and related access equipment.

PASMA stands for the Prefabricated Access Suppliers’ and Manufacturers’ Association. PASMA training is widely recognised across construction, maintenance, facilities management, events, warehousing and other industries where mobile access towers are used.

Common PASMA training courses

Towers

Towers for Users

For people who assemble, alter, move, inspect and dismantle mobile access towers.

Low Level

Low Level Access

For users of low level access equipment such as podiums and folding tower systems.

Combined

Towers and Low Level

A combined option covering mobile access towers and low level access equipment.

Inspection

Inspection Awareness

For those involved in checking access equipment before and during use.

Who is PASMA training for?

PASMA training is suitable for anyone who needs to build, inspect, move or use mobile access towers or low level access equipment as part of their work.

  • Construction workers
  • Maintenance teams
  • Facilities teams
  • Warehouse and logistics workers
  • Shopfitters and installers
  • Electricians
  • Painters and decorators
  • Event and venue staff
  • Supervisors responsible for tower use

Employers may use PASMA training as part of their wider working at height arrangements where mobile access towers or low level access equipment are used.

What does PASMA training usually cover?

PASMA courses commonly cover:

Working at height awareness Tower components Manufacturer instructions Safe assembly methods Moving towers safely Stability and ground conditions Guardrails and platforms Inspection checks Hazards and risk awareness Safe dismantling Theory assessment Practical assessment

The exact course content can vary depending on the PASMA course type, the provider and the access equipment being used.

How long does PASMA training take?

Many PASMA courses are completed in one day, although this can vary depending on the course type, learner experience and provider arrangements.

Some courses may focus on mobile access towers, while others may cover low level access equipment or a combined course option.

What PASMA course do I need?

The right PASMA course depends on the type of access equipment you need to use and the work you will be carrying out.

Towers for Users

For people assembling, moving, inspecting and dismantling mobile access towers.

Low Level Access

For people using low level access equipment such as podiums or folding towers.

Combined Course

For learners who need training on both towers and low level access equipment.

If you are unsure which PASMA course you need, check the equipment you will be using or speak directly with the training provider before booking.

Do you book PASMA training through Course Radar?

No. Course Radar is not a broker and does not take course bookings or course payments.

Course Radar helps users find training providers, compare provider details and enquire directly with the company delivering the training.

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Find PASMA training near you

Use Course Radar to search for PASMA training providers by course type, location and distance.

Whether you are looking for PASMA Towers for Users, Low Level Access or a combined PASMA course, Course Radar helps you find providers directly.

Find PASMA Training Near You