CONFINED SPACE ENTRY AND MONITOR
This one-day course is designed for workers who are required to enter and/or monitor entry into restricted/ confined spaces.
Course Objectives:
• Identify minimum legislated standards
• Provide basic information in relation to the identification and classification of restricted/confined spaces, including their associated risks
• Explain requirements for working in or around restricted/confined spaces
• Offer recommendations and provide resource information regarding the methods used to control associated hazards
• Provide information relevant to worker entry and monitoring worker entry
Course Content:
• Legislated definitions of terms associated with restricted/confined space work and Codes of Practice (COP’s)
• Hazard identification and assessment procedures, e.g., atmospheres which are oxygen-deficient, flammable, or toxic
• Confined space entry preparation – plans, permits, signage, entry logs
Hazard controls:
• Engineering (ventilation, isolation)
• Administrative (atmospheric testing, training, entry plans)
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (respirator, harness)
• Roles and responsibilities of workers, managers, supervisors, confined space entry/monitors
• Emergency response requirements
• Restricted/confined space planning requirements
• Review/discussion about the three (3) levels of confined space as defined by the OSSA Regional Code of Practice
Certification:
• This course has a written exam component for which participants must achieve a minimum score of 80% for course certification
• Re-certification is required every three (3) years
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