Too often, workers are exposed to unnecessary hazards due to poor work practices in confined spaces, either because they are unfamiliar with the dangers, are ill-trained, or have access to improper or obsolete safety equipment.
Confined Space Entry / Attendant
including Non-Entry Rescue
This course has been designed to increase learners' understanding of confined space safe work practices, including hazards management and compliance with regulation 632/05 of the Province of Ontario, federal regulation SOR 86-304, and industry standards CSA Z1006 regarding work in confined spaces.
Course Topics
Theoretical
- Provincial & Canadian federal regulations
- Properly identifying confined space
- Coordination, entry, and rescue plans
- Role of the entrant, attendant and rescuer
- Hazard assessment and control measures
Atmospheric Hazards
- Oxygen level, hydrogen sulphide, carbon monoxide, combustible gases and contaminants
- TWA, STEL, and IDHL concepts
- Results interpretation
- Ventilation and air changes
Practical
- Gas detector: fresh air zero, bump test, and calibration
- PPE and equipment inspection
- Hazard Assessment and entry plans
- Record keeping
Non-Entry Rescue
- Tripod, SRL-R (Winch)
- Horizontal lifeline (Tether)
- Davit Arm
Is this course for me?
This course is applicable for anyone whose work requires them to enter or supervise a worker entering a confined space, including employees, managers, and supervisors. The course is designed as an introduction to work in confined spaces and, therefore, no pre-requisite training is needed.
