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In this confined space training, students learn to fulfill their assigned responsibilities during permit space entries. The focus is on...
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The objective of this confined space training is to train workers to fulfill their responsibilities as Entry Supervisors.
Entry Supervisors are...
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Eugene, OR-May 15-16, 2012
Eugene, OR-October 16-17, 2012
The objective of this confined space training is to teach students how to train
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Confined Space: Train the Trainer
As one of our core safety offerings, D2000 Confined Space Train the Trainer provides safety managers, supervisors, and other professionals with the information and tools they need to develop, implement and maintain an effective permit-required confined space safety program. One essential aspect of and confined space program is the ability to train entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors.
By training entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors on the best safety practices and the requirements of their location’s confined space policies, employers will be able to create teams of people who are equipped to handle any permit-required confined space entry effectively.
In this class students will also have ample opportunities to analyze and discuss various confined space scenarios designed to build their skills as an important safety resource at their work location.
This class will benefit the students by giving them access to information, practices, and other tools that will help ensure safety during permit space entries.
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Our Confined Space: Train the Trainer course examines:
- Characteristics
and Hazards of Permit-required confined spaces—This module covers the
essential characteristics of confined spaces and associated hazards such
as atmospheres, exposure to energy, engulfment, falls, and electrical
safety. It also covers reclassified confined (non permit-required) spaces.
- Roles
& Responsibilities—An
essential element of OSHA compliance is the ability of attendants, entrants,
entry supervisors, record keepers, and rescuers to fulfill their
responsibilities.
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Regulatory
Requirements—This
section analyzes employer obligations, elements of an effective permit
space program, entry/work permits, alternate entry procedures, and more.
- Atmospheric
Management—Learn
how the use of atmospheric monitors and ventilation procedures can ensure
the safety and health of entrants.
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Entry
Procedures—This
module leads the students through the process of opening a confined space,
completing a confined space permit, isolating the confined space, ensuring
entry permit compliance, recognizing emergencies, and when to initiate a
confined space evacuation.
- Conducting
Classes—Topics
covered include training for adults, effective class environments, curricula
use, and adding site-specific information.
D2000
Safety is committed to providing high quality training and consistent course
outlines to ensure you receive the best possible training experience. When you turn to us for training, you’ll find
a team of experts skilled in all areas of safety and rescue procedures,
equipment, and scenarios. Our Confined
Space: Train the Trainer course gives you access to a full course curricula
designed to cover all essential aspects of the confined space training so
students are prepared to use of their new skills and knowledge upon completion
of the course.
Confined Space: Train the
Trainer—OSHA and Other Requirements
D2000
Safety is focused on giving you the tools that will help you comply with OSHA
regulations, specifically, 29 CFR 1910.146 and other state-specific standards. In
this course we also look at the confined space requirements specified in 29 CFR
1910.252 which focuses on welding safety.
When you turn to us for confined space safety training, you will have
the advantages that come with working with experts in this field. With support
from our instructors, you will work through our full course curricula
including all facets of confined space safety.
Other
D2000 Safety Training Courses Include:
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Excavation
Safety Training: Basic Skills and Competent Person
- Fall
Protection Training: Train the Trainer, Competent Person, and User
- Supported
Scaffold Training: Competent Person
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