TOP 10 CONFINED SPACE ENTRY, RESCUE AND SAFETY COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 5

All workers that work in a comfined space must have adequate training in the recognition of hazards associated when entering confined spaces. Confined space training is a requirement of the confined space regulations 632/05  Under The Occupational Health and Safety Act.

Held at the IBEW Local 303 Union Hall - In the training center which is in the rear. You must enter the Training Center from the Back Entrance (you will see signage).

In this course you we will cover how to effectively recognize the hazards associated with confined spaces and how to perform assigned duties effectively while being in a confined space.

Majors McGuire Inc. provides Confined Space Entrant & Attendant Safety Course that is intended as a general awareness course to teach participants how to recognize what is a confined space and become familiar with the hazards associated with them.

At your workplace or our modern training facility, SafestWork provides expert and engaging safety training to help prevent workplace injuries, illnesses and fatalities.

This course will provide individuals with the theoretical and practical information needed to understand the potential hazards of working in these spaces and the elements necessary to control those hazards prior to entry.

This one-day course is designed for managers and supervisors that have workers that enter a confined space. Also for workers that may enter or work on a crew that has a worker in a confined space.

The confined space entry portion of this course covers the provincial OH&S requirements for Saskatchewan and Alberta as well as the industry best practices and definitions that are used and applied throughout western Canada.

Confined space work involves some of the most critical hazards in the oil and gas industry, so it is critical to understand and plan for them before starting work.

The Saskatchewan Safety Council Confined Space Entry course discusses the hazards of a confined space including flammable and explosive atmospheres, oxygen-deficient atmospheres, and common ventilation problems.