40 hours

Programme – Classroom (on-site / e-learning)

Module A_0 – 4 hours

Preparatory theoretical training for learners without formal education requirements.
Basic technical knowledge.

Module A_1 – 8 hours

Introductory module to frame the subject and define types and classifications of structures, devices, and equipment, enabling understanding of system selection and evaluation.

• Regulatory framework and professional ethics (2 hrs)
• Structural elements and basic construction materials (1 hr)
• Access systems (1 hr)
• Anchorage devices and system characteristics (4 hrs)

Module A_2 – 8 hours

Specialist module focusing on technical aspects related to installation.

• Project understanding and implementation (1 hr)
• Documentation control and declaration of correct installation (1 hr)
• Fixing systems (4 hrs)
• Required equipment (1 hr)
• Activity planning and site organization (1 hr)

Module A_3 – 4 hours

Specific training for Intermediate Installer competencies.

• UNI 11560:2022 – Periodic inspections
• Documentation, system checks, structural wear
• Negative outcome examples
• Preparation of inspection reports

Module A_4 – 4 hours

Advanced installer technical competencies.

• Anchorage system design principles
• Structural design basics
• Technical drawing basics
• Product/manufacturer correlation
• Technical data sheets and manuals analysis

Module A_5 – 4 hours

• Identification of critical non-resolvable issues
• Damage analysis of systems and structures
• Extraordinary inspection report preparation

Programme – Practical Training Area

Module P_0 – 4 hours

• Roof and structure surveys and safety needs assessment

Module P_1 – 8 hours

• Use of fall protection PPE
• Movement on inclined planes
• Drawing interpretation and marking
• Fixing systems: wood, concrete, sheet metal
• Strength and thickness verification

Module P_2 – 8 hours

• Manual reading
• Assembly and installation of anchorage devices
• Type C system installation
• Installation inspection
• Installation declaration and report

Module P_3 – 2 hours

• Documentation checks
• Periodic inspection simulation

Module P_4 – 4 hours

• Documentation and project analysis
• Survey and technical drawing
• System identification simulations

Module P_5 – 4 hours

• Replacement of damaged components
• Structural verification
• Manufacturer and spare part research
• Extraordinary inspection simulation
• Testing equipment use
• Real case studies

The course is designed for technicians, craftsmen, installers, construction and work-at-height professionals, and anyone looking to gain specific skills to become a qualified installer of permanent anchorage systems on roofs in accordance with UNI 11900:2023.

The course aims to provide participants with the knowledge, skills and responsibilities needed to install, inspect and, depending on the qualification level, manage permanent anchorage systems in compliance with UNI 11900:2023, through theoretical and practical training and preparation for the qualification exam.

These are the access requirements for certification, according to the installer qualification level to be obtained.

32 hours – Basic Installer

With lower secondary school diploma

Non-formal learning requirements

• 32 training credits: 16 classroom credits and 16 practical credits for simulation of operational scenarios

Informal learning requirements

• 15 installations of permanent anchorage systems

40 hours – Basic Installer

In the absence of a lower secondary school diploma
An additional 4 hours are required (modules A_0 and P_0)

Non-formal learning requirements

• 40 training credits: 20 classroom credits and 20 practical credits

Informal learning requirements

• 15 installations of permanent anchorage systems

• • 2 years of experience in the construction or metalworking sector

6 hours – Intermediate Installer

In addition to Basic Installer requirements

Non-formal learning requirements

• 6 training credits: 4 classroom credits and 2 practical credits

Informal learning requirements

• 5 periodic inspections

16 hours – Advanced Installer

Without a technical upper secondary diploma and with Intermediate Installer requirements

Non-formal learning requirements

• 16 training credits: 8 classroom credits and 8 practical credits

Informal learning requirements

• 5 extraordinary inspections

12 hours – Advanced Installer

With a technical or professional diploma
(as provided by current legislation for safety coordinators on construction sites, or diplomas in transport and logistics; electronics and electrical engineering; chemistry, materials and biotechnologies; or industry and craftsmanship sectors)
and Intermediate Installer requirements.

Non-formal learning requirements

• 12 training credits: 4 classroom credits and 8 practical credits

Informal learning requirements

• 5 extraordinary inspections

4 hours – Advanced Installer

With a bachelor’s degree and Intermediate Installer requirements

Non-formal learning requirements

• 4 training credits: 0 classroom credits and 4 practical credits

Informal learning requirements

• 5 extraordinary inspections