Confined Space Medium Risk Training
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Course Title
Confined Space Entry & Rescue
Course Overview
A number of people are killed or seriously injured in the UK each year in confined spaces. These occur across a wide range of industries, from those involving complex plant through simple storage vessels. Those killed include not only people working in the confined spaces but those who try to rescue them without proper training or equipment.
Who Should Attend
Employees who, when carrying out their scope of work, may encounter a confined space and are required to work within that confined space.
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Further Details
Course Content
Definition of a confined space
Specified Risks
Duties under the Regulations, preventing the need for entry.
Risk Assessment and hazard identification
Atmospheric hazards and gases
Principles and use of gas detectors
Safe systems of work & permits to work.
Roles, responsibilities and topman duties
Pre use checks, correct donning & adjustment of harness
Inspection and applications of tripods, winches and fall arrest equipment
Inspection and use of personal escape breathing apparatus
Practical exercises
Course Outcome
Explain what is meant by a confined space.
Understand the importance of risk assessment and demonstrate a basic ability.
Be able to discuss safe systems of work and permits to work
Understand the principles and use of gas monitors.
Demonstrate proficiency in the use of personal escape breathing apparatus.
Be able to define individuals roles and responsibility.
Demonstrate a basic proficiency to inspect and use basic fall protection, rescue & retrieval equipment.
Course Durations
Our Confined Space Entry & Rescue course is a 2 day course and is for a maximum of 10 people
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