ENSA TRAINING

Climbing and safely accessing an at-height telecommunications structure is a demanding activity that requires safety education and training. Accessing an at-height work environment, where the only access is via a vertical ladder, requires comprehensive understanding of the safety requirements and incident response techniques demanded by such an activity. The Mallory-ENSA training facility is the largest and most modern at-height training facility in North America. 

The Mallory-ENSA at-height safety training courses are designed specifically to instruct and train Telecommunication workers and supervisors the hazards of working on a tower. Training also includes appropriate decision-making when addressing fall hazards through the adoption of preventative safety culture. As a result, ENSA has also added new training scenarios for bucket and truck rescue, and at-height worker rescue.

ENSA's training facilities and experienced, certified trainers are strategically located around North America -- to better service organizations both at the facility and on-site.

The recent wind power and telecommunications market growth has created a situational requirement for as increased worker safety and remote rescue training - to reduce risk, worker incidents and liability. Workers need the essential knowledge required to work safely within this environment. Training courses today need to provide coaching on the use of personal protective equipment for working safely at-height and how to use fall rescue equipment for personal escape or casualty rescue requirements.

Mallory-ENSA North America provides practical training exercises that are implemented under a "Skills Based Evolution Process."  The ENSA at-height skills learning and development process helps students achieve success and confidence through both a classroom and practical skills-based layering approach. In an ENSA training class, a basic skills-based foundation is established, and through reaffirmation and confirmation, additional practical skills are instructed. The student is then coached and instructed to effectively demonstrate and apply the learned skills through hands-on experiences. The experiences include: complexities of work and rescue at height. This unique learning philosophy works to ensure maximum retention, comprehension and application by all students. 

OSHA 29 CFR 1926 — CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

OSHA 29 CFR 1910 — GENERAL INDUSTRY

DOD EM-385 SAFETY & HEALTH REQUIREMENTS — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (12)

• Our training programs and inspection processes are based on the applicable OSHA and DOD Regulations, ANSI standards (if referenced by OSHA) and the manufacturer’s recommendations.

• Training is also customized to fit the needs of the client company and their specific regulations applications and equipment.

• Classes can be held at the customer’s facility or site.

• Certificate of Completion, test and sign-in listing (OSHA/ANSI requirements for training) will be provided to your employees upon the completion of their class.

• Any course minimum not met will be billed at a day rate instead of per person.