Skyward Training

PASMA Tower Training and Working at Height Courses in Romford, Essex

Skyward Training carries the most complete PASMA range on the site — ten tower and work-at-height courses from a single Romford centre, including cantilever towers, towers with bridges and towers on stairways, which are specialist configurations most centres do not run. Saturday dates are available for Towers for Users, which matters for teams that cannot lose a weekday.

PASMA — the full tower range
Towers for Users is the core course, with a Saturday option. Beyond it: Combined Low-Level Access and Towers, Towers on Stairways, Cantilever Towers, Towers with Bridges, and Towers for Managers for those planning and supervising rather than assembling. The specialist configurations exist because stairways, cantilevers and bridged towers are genuinely different assemblies with their own failure modes — a standard Towers for Users card does not cover them. See all PASMA courses.
Work at height, singly or combined
PASMA Work at Height as a standalone course, plus two combined options — Work at Height with Manual Handling, and Work at Height with Safe Use of Harness. Taking two competences in one day is the efficient route where operatives need both, and saves a second release from site. Browse all working at height courses.
Harnesses and ladders
Safe Use of Safety Harness, and the Ladder Association Ladders and Stepladders for User and Inspection — the combined version covering both using ladders safely and carrying out the inspections, which is the one to take if the same person does both on site.
Fire marshal and practical site training
Fire Marshal training, Cat and Genny for locating underground services before excavation, manual handling, and abrasive wheels — all in the classroom at Romford. Cat and Genny is the one people underestimate: striking a buried service is among the most expensive and dangerous mistakes on a groundworks job.
Which PASMA course do I need?
Towers for Users covers standard mobile access towers and is what most operatives need. If your work involves towers on stairs, cantilevered sections or bridged spans, those are separate courses — the assembly differs and the standard card does not extend to them. Towers for Managers is for people specifying and supervising tower use rather than building them, and does not qualify anyone to assemble a tower. All PASMA cards run for five years.
Weekend training
Towers for Users runs on Saturdays as well as weekdays. That is uncommon and worth knowing about if releasing operatives mid-week costs you a day's production — the certificate and card are identical, and Romford is reachable from east London, Essex and north Kent without an overnight stay.
Training a whole team?

Envico can source on-site delivery at your own premises from across our provider network — your dates, no travel, better value per delegate.