When people talk about Working at Height they normally associate it with working on roofs, from scaffolds etc. We have came across some tasks where our operators are working at height when replacing some parts on a machine. The operators are fully trained and competent and have performed the task for many years, BUT not trained in working at height although our engineers are. I am aware of what the WAH Regulations cover and what we need to do to address the issue. The reason for the post was to see if anyone had ran into a similar situation, ie working on tasks for many years but 'missed' them as working at height. If so, did they take them through the full WAH training course, or was the course restricted to coincide with the tasks ? A WAH training course incorporating building a scaffold or working from a MEWP would be of no use to us in these instances. Did they cover these type of tasks by an way of exemption in the company procedures? I can see how the earlier post may have caused confusion, Hope this clarifies and thanks for the response. Kenny G