A Working at Height Permit to Work is a formal document or procedure used in various industries to ensure the safety of personnel working at elevated locations or in situations where there is a risk of falling from a height. It typically outlines safety measures, identifies potential hazards, and designates responsible personnel. The permit sets guidelines for using safety equipment, access methods, and fall prevention measures. Its primary purpose is to minimise the risk of accidents, particularly falls, and to safeguard the well-being of workers when tasks require them to operate at heights, such as on scaffolding, roofs, or elevated platforms.