This programme is designed for managers, supervisors and operatives who may be required to make an emergency excavation from a confined space using escape breathing apparatus.
Working in confined spaces can be high risk. Several people are killed or seriously injured in the UK each year when working in confined spaces. Unfortunately, those that try to rescue them are often also at risk due to poor training.
This programme is designed for managers, supervisors and operatives who may be required to make an emergency excavation from a confined space using escape breathing apparatus.
Training courses under this category relate to the specific Confined Spaces Regulations 1997, which regulate work within confined spaces, associated legislation and ACOP.
Course Overview
Number of Delegates:
Maximum 10
Duration:
1 Day
Overview:
Who Should Attend
Course Content
Confined spaces regulations 1997, associated legislation and ACOP
Methods of risk control
Atmospheric monitoring
Health hazards and control
Safety equipment and pre-use checks
Escape breathing apparatus
Practical exercise and assessment
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
Summarise the requirements of the confined space legislation and the associated ACOP
Identify a confined space and its reasonable risks
Select appropriate methods of risk control
Select appropriate safety equipment that may be used when entering a confined space and carry out appropriate pre-use checks
Conduct an entry into a confined space using escape breathing apparatus and appropriate ancillary safety equipment, in a safe and efficient manner.
At UTN Training, we pride ourselves in providing first-class training, every time. We are one of the foremost training companies in the UK for the powered access and health and safety sectors and have close ties with those industries.
Our experienced and fully qualified trainers deliver a wide range of courses from approved bodies such as CITB, IPAF, PASMA & IOSH. Some of the courses delivered include SSSTS, SMSTS, CITB Site Safety Plus, New Road and Street Works and IOSH Managing Safely courses (and more) and provide it in the usual AFI Way – professionally, with a smile.
UTN History
UTN Training was established in 1996 to meet a specific need within the Construction Industry to ensure that Public Utilities Companies and their contractors received adequate training to comply with the New Roads & Street Works Act 1991 (NRSWA).
Following on from the success of this specific training, UTN expanded rapidly to meet customers’ needs, with the many and varied requests for general and safety training within other industries, as well as expanding its portfolio of Construction Skills training, such as Plant Operation. More recently, UTN introduced more Management training courses for SMSTS and IOSH.
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UTN Training has seen a rapid expansion in the training industry, providing courses such as Working at Height, Abrasive Wheels, Manual Handling, Asbestos Awareness, Site Safety, First Aid, Confined Spaces and New Roads & Street Works.
AFI-Rentals aims to be a leading provider of training to businesses and government agencies in the areas of not only construction skills, but of safety and health and personal development.
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