Confined Space Entry Including Escape Breathing Apparatus
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Course Content
* Definition & types of confined spaces
* Current legislation
* Confined space hazards
* Permits to work
* Safe working procedures
* Hygiene & personal protective equipment
* Access equipment - tripods, winches, safety harnesses
* Escape breathing apparatus - hoods & masks
* Accident/emergency procedures & self rescue
* Gas detection
Objectives
On completion of the course, delegates shall be competent in:-
* Understanding current legislation regarding confined space entry
* Recognising types of confined spaces & their associated hazards
* Organising & implementing appropriate accident & emergency procedures
* The safe use & maintenance of escape breathing apparatus
Training Method
A highly participative hands on course with practical exercises to compliment the classroom theory session.
Delegates are taught how to work as a team when effecting a confined space entry.
Each delegate has the use of his/her own escape set for the duration of the course.
Entry into the confined space is shaft entry with the aid of tripod, winch, fall arrest harness and teamwork. Not Simple side vessel entry.
Safety Equipment
All delegates should have available & bring with them the following safety equipment.
* Safety shoes / boots
* Overalls
* Gloves
* Hardhat
Certification
The delegate who successfully completes this course will recieve an in-house UTN card, valid for 3 years. An additional UTN certificate can be provided for an extra £10.
Note
This course meets the criteria for CITB grants.
UTN provide each delegate with a buffet on all our full day courses.
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Further Details
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Wakefield
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