In this confined space training, students learn to fulfill their assigned responsibilities during permit space entries. The focus is on complying with all the provisions of their location’s confined space entry policies and procedures. Students receive hands-on training with atmospheric monitors, ventilators, and other entry equipment. Course materials and the training program are designed to meet the requirements of OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 and all state-specific variances.
Establishing a retrieval system for a manhole entry.
This course requires about four hours depending on the class size. The content is customized to reflect site-specific concerns.
COURSE OUTLINE
Permit Space Characteristics
- Confined Space Identification
- Hazard Evaluation
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Entry Permits and Hot Work Permits
Atmospheric Hazards
- Behavior of Gases
- Oxygen Deficiency
- Explosive & Flammable Atmospheres
- Toxic Atmospheres
Equipment
- Air Monitors
- Ventilators
- Tripods and Winches
- Limitations & Restrictions
Entry Procedures
- Permit Compliance
- Recognizing Emergencies
- Initiating an Evacuation
Knowledge & Skill Test
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