Confined Space Training
Entry into a confined space is defined as the action by which a person passes through a limited opening into a restricted or potentially hazardous work area. Entry is considered to occur as soon as any part of the entrant’s body breaks the plane of the entry point into the confined space.
Course Modules - (7)
Identify the characteristics of confined spaces
Identify the characteristics of permit required confined spaces (PRCS)
Discuss definitions relating to confined spaces
Identify the differences between General Industry and Construction confined space
Look at expected injury reduction associated with confined space in construction rule
Identify the key components of a confined space plan
Identify the duties of the entrant, attendant, and supervisor
Identify the hazards in a confined space
Understand eliminating hazards using Lock-out/Tag-out (LOTO)
Understand ventilation practices
Understand rescue preparation
Understand employee rights
