Working at Height Critical Control Campaign
A critical control campaign on working at height is verifying that the controls preventing fatal or serious risks are in place and effective. It the critical control, the verification method, who checks it, the standard it must meet, and what to do when it is not met.
What this campaign covers
- Falls from height remain one of the leading causes of serious injury and fatality across heavy industries.
- Every task needs a pre-start risk assessment, a suitable method of access, and a verified tie-off or guard system.
- This critical control campaign typically runs for 4–6 weeks and focuses on one clear, measurable behaviour change.
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Frequently asked questions
- What should a working at height campaign include?
- A strong campaign includes a clear rule (e.g., 100% tie-off above 2 metres), supervisor verification cards, toolbox talks on common access mistakes, visible signage at entry points, and a simple reporting channel for missing or damaged guards.
- How long should a working at height campaign run?
- Four to six weeks is ideal. The first week sets the rule, weeks two to four build habit through daily verification and conversations, and the final week reviews data and recognises crews with strong compliance.
- Why use a critical control campaign for working at height?
- Because working at height requires more than awareness. A critical control campaign keeps the topic in daily conversation, builds a specific habit, and gives you a metric to track whether the message is landing.
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