Sibbald and Spanset Open Day - 6th September 2024

Sibbald and Spanset have been working together over the past 12 months providing premium Height Safety training and equipment to industry. Building on this successful partnership, a further purpose built training structure is currently being installed at Sibbald Park.

This expansion will enable Gotcha Rescue, Safety Harness Practical and Fixed Ladders Courses to be available at Sibbald’s conveniently located centre (based on the M8 corridor between Glasgow and Edinburgh) from September 2024.

Who is this Open Day suitable for?

If you are responsible for Work at Height Training and want to know more about the SpanSet and Sibbald Training courses and facilities available at Sibbald Park, this event is for you.

Join us for advice and information on how the latest Training methods in Height Safety, Load Control, Lifting and Confined Spaces will help protect your workforce. The Event is open to customers old and new.

We look forward to welcoming you between 11am and 2pm.

What to expect:

Our Expert Team of Instructors will be on hand to answer questions and give live Training demonstrations – including Gotcha Rescue. The Open Day is a great opportunity to find out more about the Confined Spaces, Lorry Loader/Securer and Lifting Training courses available at Sibbald Park.

What else is happening?

Lunch will of course be provided.

Where?

Sibbald Training Ltd, Sibbald Park, Shona's Way, Blackridge, Bathgate EH48 3BN.

Customers are welcome to arrive at a time to suit them between 11am and 2pm.Our Expert Teams will be on hand and available to answer questions and give demonstrations.

To reserve your space, please contact Melanie direct on - 

 01501 750909,  email here  or book online.

It's exciting to see further investment in the training facilities available at Sibbald Park. The past twelve months have been brilliant, Sibbald are great to work with and I look forward to the opportunities that our partnership brings" Rachael Hazeldine, Business Development Manager, Training