A Confined Space Course is a specialized training program designed for workers who enter, work in, or supervise activities in confined spaces. The course covers the risks, safety measures, and legal requirements associated with working in hazardous or restricted environments such as tanks, tunnels, silos, sewers, and pipelines.
Key Features of a Confined Space Course
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Identification of Confined Spaces – Defines confined spaces and classifies their hazards.
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Risk Assessment & Hazard Control – Covers oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, fire/explosion risks, and engulfment hazards.
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Permit-to-Work (PTW) System – Teaches how to follow work permit procedures for confined spaces.
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Atmospheric Testing & Gas Detection – Trains workers to use gas monitors, oxygen meters, and ventilation systems.
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Emergency Response & Rescue Procedures – Provides training on self-rescue, standby personnel, and confined space rescue techniques.
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Breathing Apparatus – Covers selection and use of SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) and other PPE.
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Legal & Regulatory Compliance – Aligns with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146, HSE Confined Space Regulations, and NFPA 350.
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