Every one of your employees working in and around a confined space needs to understand the hazards that

may be found inside; if not, they risk lives!  The Health & Safety Authority states that a Confined Space refers

to any place, including any vessel, tank, container, pit, bund, chamber, cellar or any other similar space

which, by virtue of its enclosed nature, creates conditions that give rise to a likelihood of an accident, harm or

injury of such a nature as to require emergency action due to the presence or reasonable foreseeable pres-

ence of: flammable or explosive atmospheres, harmful gas, fume or vapour, free flowing solid or an increas-

ing level of liquid, excess of oxygen, excessively high temperature or the lack or reasonably foreseeable lack

of oxygen.

The course covers:

Confined Space Introduction & Regulations

·          Hazards of a Confined Space

·         Pre-entry Requirements, including:

Confined Space Program

·         Hazard Assessment & The Entry Plan

·         Training Requirements & Record Keeping

Entering a Confined Space, including:

·         The Entry Permit & On-site Rescue

·         Energy / Materials Isolation & Control

·         Atmospheric Safety & Ventilation

Interactive exercises, tests & certificate

Duration: 1 Day

Max: 10 Students