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PASMA Training Courses are very popular in the building, telco and construction industry as they are well structured courses which cater to the relevant needs of many industries. There are many types of PASMA courses in the market which are not only industry approved but also accredited by respectable standard agencies. Types of courses Some of the more popular PASMA training programs which are frequently conducted across the land and globe are the PASMA Towers for Users and Managers, the Mobile Access Tower course and Bridging Units course. There are 3 levels of PASMA training courses; they are the low level, standard and advanced level courses. Most of PASMA courses are short to fit the busy schedules of the workers, supervisors and managers in the industry. The popularity of PASMA courses attracts more than 50,000 delegates every year. These PASMA trainings are crucial to equip the interested individuals who want to be involved with the building, moving, inspecting or dismantling mobile access towers. Necessity Mobile access towers are very popular today with the progressive technology that allows quick and efficient communication through advanced technology and gadgets. However, there is the necessity of available and appropriate mobile access towers to provide the right communication links. Hence, there must be the rightly qualified personnel who can undertake the related tasks in setting up and ensuring a smooth operation of the mobile access towers wherever they are put up. That person must have received the proper PASMA training to be equipped with the right and sufficient technical knowledge; preferably with the desired wide scope of experience in mobile towers. Such is the requirement of the Work at Height legislation which brings about the importance of PASMA qualifications that are widely accepted in many countries. PASMA has contributed effectively in improving the standards used in mobile access towers through better governance, usage, inspection and regular maintenance. The standard agency liaises closely with HSE (the Health and Safety Executive) to generate the best practices for mobile towers operations. Course providers Although many training centers may claim to offer the coveted PASMA courses, not many of them have the accreditation from PASMA to ensure their qualification, skills and experience. To conduct PASMA courses, the training center must be PASMA approved and appointed with the relevant course offerings, appropriate premises, qualified and experienced course facilitators as well as latest equipment and resources. These training centers must also have the approval of the Health and Safety departments as the courses related to heights and risks.
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