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FAQs for new website
April 1st 2011

A frequently asked questions (FAQ) section is a feature of the new website from PASMA.

With sections covering choosing and using towers to training and inspection, the new site provides visitors with a route to a range of tower-related information.

With the outcome of the review into fall protection methods soon to be published, together with details of the new and revised PASMA training courses, the website is expected to become a popular resource in the weeks and months ahead.

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