The Swedish MKA certificate, required for climbing and working above 13 metres in Sweden.
The Mast & Pole Certificate is the Swedish health certificate for people who climb and work in masts, poles and towers. Known as the MKA certificate, it is required for work higher than 13 metres.
It is more thorough than an ordinary work-at-height certificate, because it also assesses your ability to handle an emergency high up, where rescue takes time.
Thorough review of medical history and regular medication.
Clinical examination focused on heart, lungs, balance and musculoskeletal system.
Audiometry and a vision test.
Blood pressure and circulatory assessment to the Swedish requirements.
Overall assessment of fitness for climbing and emergencies at height.
The result is reviewed with you, and the certificate is issued in Swedish.
Driving licence or passport.
If you use them day to day.
A list of your regular medication.
Previous certificates, if you have them.
The examination is more extensive and takes longer, because the Swedish requirements for work above 13 metres are stricter than for an ordinary certificate.
The Mast & Pole Certificate is a Swedish certificate for Swedish requirements. For Danish or British turbines you need the Wind Medical (EI 3583).
It depends on the job. If you work both in Sweden and in the North Sea, it can make sense to take several certificates in one visit. Call us and we will plan it.
Yes. Enter the company name and any PO number when booking, and we will send the invoice directly to the company.
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