Confined Space Entry

This confined space entry course is a comprehensive training program that teaches participants the skills and knowledge necessary to safely enter and work in confined spaces. This type of training is essential for individuals who work in industries such as construction, mining, and manufacturing, where confined spaces are common. 

During the course, participants will learn about the hazards associated with confined spaces and how to identify and assess them. They will also learn about the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to use in confined spaces, and how to properly don and doff this equipment.

In addition to theoretical knowledge, the course also includes practical, hands-on training to give participants the opportunity to apply their newly acquired skills in a safe and controlled environment. This training includes exercises such as setting up and using safety equipment, conducting atmospheric testing, and practicing emergency procedures.

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to safely enter and work in confined spaces, and will be able to recognize and mitigate potential hazards. This training is essential for anyone who is involved in confined space work, and can help to prevent accidents and injuries on the job.

Confined Space Entry Course Elements:

• Introduction
• Health and Welfare Information
• Legislation and Regulations – Confined Space Regulations 1997
• Definition of a Confined Space
• Confined Space Risks & Hazards
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Purging, Ventilation and Isolation
• Gases, Gas Detection and Monitoring
• Respiratory Protection Equipment
• Safe Systems of Work
• Emergency Planning and Rescue
• Practical Exercises and Demonstrations
• Risk Assessments
• Safe Entry into Confined Spaces
• Entry Logs
• Entrant Emergency Procedures
• Written Test